I remember waking up one Easter morning at my grandma’s house to
find this cute bunny in my Easter basket.
I have always loved my Easter bunny.
So, when my kids were asked to participate in a charity bazaar around
Easter time, I thought it would be fun to recreate this bunny and fill the
Easter egg with candy! I took my kids to
the local fabric store and let them pick out Polar fleece in their favorite
patterns. I bought a ¼ of a yard off of
each bolt.
I then cut the fleece into
rectangles 10” x 12”. You can make your
rectangle smaller of bigger if you want a big or little bunny.
Next, with right side facing down, I roledl one corner of the fabric to the middle.
Then, I turned the fabric and repeated with the other corner.
Next, I brought both ends together and pinched the sides about two inches from the end of the fabric. This will made the ears.
Then, I folded back the fabric about a quarter of the way. This created the face.
Using a rubber band, I put it around the fabric to hold the face and ears in place.
Next it was fun to make the face. With glue I add google eyes, a small pom pom nose and tied a ribbon around the rubber band.
For a boy bunny I tied the bow on the bottom of the bunny.
For a girl bunny I tied the ribbon on top.
Lastly, I added a cute medium size pom pom on the back for a tail and filled a plastic egg with candy placing it in the back of the bunny.
My kids loved making these bunnies and already want to make some more!
Cute!!! Love the googly eyes and fluffy tails!
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