Easter origami rabbits tutorial

I recognize, I'm quite late to post this!

But this my first post into my blog, and you probably understand the problem to write the your first article on your blog for the first time... you want it to be perfect but you're a beginner, so it can't be as wonderful as you dream.
I made my rabbits and noticed they just wanted to be shot... with my camera of course.
So if you are also late to celebrate easter, or if you like origami, or if you know some children who have to occupy their hands, or even if you're just crazy about rabbits, this post is for you.
I tested about twelve sorts of rabbits and here is my favorites, with links to their tutorials. All you need is paper (and love)!
This one is my darling...

The pocket rabbit (to hide candy or chocolate)

I fall in love with this little rabbit which is perfect for origami beginners and fast to create.

I found it here.

The cherry on the top is you can put canndy or chocolate in his little belly! Isn'it cute?

Proof in pictures: 

(I want to notice this is a fair trade, organic salted chocolate !)

If you have kids in your environment,you will appreciate this other cute origami. It's terribly easy and you totaly can custom it :

The rabbit you-can't-find-easier-in-the-whole-world

In my opinion, this blog has the best explanations about this pattern. In this picture, you can see that I have fold behind my rabbit's cheeks to have a rounder face, contrary to this tutorial. Make the face with pencils, pens, glitter or what you want to create a crowd of rabbits on walls or in the garden! Cheap and efficient to conclude.

Now if you like the idea to use your rabbits to offer your chocolates, these two models will make you happy:

The display rabbit and the cubist rabbit

You will find explanations about the first model here and the second here.
Thay are also made for beginners.

And because it's a pleasure for me to prensent you some other rabbits' styles, there is a couple of rabbits who looks great. Thay are simple to fold, except...

This terrific and evil bunny

Yes, I know, he looks terribly cute and precise but it was so looong for me to understand what I have to do in front of the video! I discovered after my war against this rabbit the printable of this pattern...

So I give you the link to the video and to the diagram... Good luck and send me photos!

To finish, these simple design rabbits:

By Hugo l'escargot :

By Hello bee:

By the blog papier origami :

Here we are, good luck guys, I hope you enjoyed this post. See you later, take care!

Cécilia