I searched the internet for ages, looking for a bunny
template (of which there are thousands) that was quite tall, but thin enough to
fit on some strips of backing paper that I wanted to use.
In the end, I just made up my own (to fit my paper). You could use my template, or find a
different shape by doing a Google search.
So, here goes with the tutorial.....
Things you'll need:
- Bunny template pdf (printed on to thick paper or card)
- Pretty papers or card
- Tiny buttons
- Scissors
- Craft knife
- A pencil
- A length of ribbon (mine was about 2m long)
- Needle and thread (or glue)
1. Print out the
template (on card, if you can) and cut it out.
2. Draw around the
template on the back of some pretty card (or thick paper). Cut out the bunny shape.
3. Cut out lots of
bunnies, in different colours and patterns, until you have a nice little bunny
family (I made 10).
4. Stick on some
buttons to make your bunnies’ eyes (maybe steer clear of red – I used some red
buttons and these bunnies look a bit evil - see a few photos below).
5. Using a craft
knife, cut two parallel lines going down either side of the bunnies’ necks
(this sounds a bit brutal, but the bunnies won’t feel a thing). The lines should be about an inch apart, and
slightly longer than the width of your ribbon (so that you’ll be able to thread
the ribbon through the holes easily).
6. Make a loop at
each end of your ribbon. I sewed mine,
but I guess glue would do the trick just as well (and in a quarter of the
time).
7. Now comes the fun
bit..... arrange your bunnies in a row, and thread them on to the ribbon. Space them out evenly.
8. Hang them up, using the little loops you made at either end, and..... tadaaaaaaa!!! Bonnie bunny
bunting, just in time for Easter!!!
What have you been crafting to decorate your house for
Easter???
Carly
x
Those bunnies are super cute! I can't really get myself to decorate for any holiday except for Halloween. Maybe that will change when I have kids someday. The problem is that I wouldn't take the decoration down for ages. Imagine snowy and christmasy bunnies and spring flowers, now that would be just silly ;)
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Love your bunnies Carly ... very pretty ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteReally cute!! I love how your paper crafts reflect your sewing crafts! I'm working on my Easter table currently...
ReplyDeleteKate :}
Hello sweet Carly! I love your bunny bunting! It is so cheerful and sweet! You did a beautiful job sweetie! Thank you for sharing the template and instructions! I got tickled about the red eyed bunnies looking evil! It really doesn't! They are all so cute! Much love dear friend! xoxo Paula
ReplyDeleteI just love your craft projects!! We just bought our house and have been renovating...i can't wait to start doing craft projects!!
ReplyDeleteOh they look fab, x
ReplyDeleteThis bunting is soooo cute, I love it! Thanks so much for the template and the tutorial! I hope to get around to it before the weekend. I have been doing a little Easter crafting myself, hope to share soon...
ReplyDeleteFab bunny bunting! I love the sweet bunny shaped template you found, and the project looks like a lovely one to make!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Helen x
oooh this is so pretty carly!!! and thanks so much for the tutorial!!! I especially loved the idea of the tiny buttons as eyes (and the red evil eyes LOL that made me laugh ^_^) and the paper you used are fab!
ReplyDeletehugs federica
thank you so much!!they are adorable....going to make mine now!
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed Easter weekend...
xxx
Chanel
Brilliant! I'm not normally a bunting kind of gal but this is lovely :D
ReplyDelete...with little neck-a-chiefs!
ReplyDeleteMy girls would love this - thanks for the tutorial.
Nina
So cute! I love the paper colors and patterns you chose! Thanks for the tutorial and inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove your bunting x
ReplyDeleteYour bunting is just lovely! So sweet. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteM xxxx
So sweet
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