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Needle Felting Tutorial – Easter Bunny by Santa Meada

February 11, 2026 by Shellie Wilson

This adorable Needle Felting Bunny  Tutorial by Santa Meada is a heartwarming holiday project that combines classic needle felting with festive creativity. 

Even though the video is not in English, Santa Meada’s calm and clear visual teaching style makes it easy to follow along. Every step — from forming the core body shape to adding the fluffy Santa outfit — is demonstrated slowly and beautifully, so you can replicate the process just by watching.

The tutorial begins with shaping the bunny’s body and head from core wool, gradually refining the form with delicate needlework. Once the base is complete, Santa Meada brings the character to life with expressive eyes, soft shading, and an irresistible personality.

The real magic comes when the Bunny costume takes shape — a tiny red coat with white trim, a hat, and cheerful festive details that make this project perfect for Christmas decorating or gifting.

Highlights from this tutorial:

  • Visually guided steps – perfect even without narration.

  • Teaches character shaping, proportion, and costume detail.

  • Ideal for holiday displays or handmade gifts.

  • Demonstrates Santa Meada’s signature soft, rounded felting style.
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