Sometimes I just like to do easy and simple crafts that make my kids happy...
This is one of them.
It's cute, not too involved, and easy to do.
That is why I call it the Dumb Bunny Project.
I made these and the kids helped...
and they are very happy that their
"Never-decorates-for the-holidays" mom
has decorated...at least a little bit.
This is one of them.
It's cute, not too involved, and easy to do.
That is why I call it the Dumb Bunny Project.
I made these and the kids helped...
and they are very happy that their
"Never-decorates-for the-holidays" mom
has decorated...at least a little bit.
3 parts to this project:
1 round dumb bunny
1 tall dumb bunny
a set of carrots.
Super easy DIY for the Round Dumb Bunny
Supplies
- Ivy Bowl
- DecoArt Gloss Enamels, white, baby pink, black - Oh how I wish I would have had a Gloss Enamels Porcelain Glass Writers!
- Foam Brush, Rockler
- Paint Brush
- White Foam Sheet
- Pink Felt
- Glue stick
2 - Paint the eyes and nose, and mouth/whiskers on the OUTSIDE of the bowl. You can use a sharpies to draw guidelines.
3 - Let dry for 48 hours, and then bake in the oven - please follow package directions!
4 - Cute one strip of white foam, 3/4" wide and the length of the longest side of foam.
5 - Cut 2 bunny ears out of White Foam
6 - Cute 2 ear centers out of pink felt
7 - Glue the pink centers to the white ears.
8 - Place ears on the white strip you cut; find the center of the strip and then place one ear on each side; glue ears to the back side of the foam. Let dry
9 - When everything is dry, wrap the strip of foam with ears attached around the lip of the ivy bowl and secure with glue, glue dot or hot glue.
10 - Fill with pretty flower or a plant.
Super easy DIY for the Tall Dumb Bunny
Supplies
- Tall glass vase OR old glass jars (I used a combination of these)
- Google eyes (optional)
- Pink Pom-pom (optional)
- White Foam Sheet
- Pink Felt
- Glue stick
- Gorilla Glue, Super Glue
- Cotton Balls
1 - Glue pink pom-pom on outside of vase for nose. I used Gorilla Glue Super Glue.
2 - Glue googley eyes on vase. I used Gorilla Glue Super Glue.
3 - Cut one strip of white foam, 3/4" wide and the length of the longest side of foam.
4 - Cut 2 bunny ears out of White Foam
5 - Cute 2 ear centers out of pink felt
6 - Glue the pink centers to the white ears.
7 - Place ears on the white strip you cut; find the center of the strip and then place one ear on each side; glue ears to the back side of the foam. Let dry
8 - When everything is dry, wrap the strip of foam with ears attached around the lip of the ivy bowl and secure with glue, glue dot or hot glue.
9 - Fill with cotton balls (or white beans, or jelly beans, or feathers)
9 - Fill with cotton balls (or white beans, or jelly beans, or feathers)
Supplies
- Trio of glass vase OR old glass jars (I used old jars, cleaned)
- DecoArt Gloss Enamels, bright orange
- Foam Brush, Rockler
- Parsley, ferns, greens
1 - Paint the inside of each vase and let dry for 48 hours, and then bake at 325 for 30 minutes - please follow package directions! Done!
Could those three little things be any easier!
Hop on by tomorrow to see another letterpress creation
So cute, Holly! My children would love this one! Sending love your way! :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I especially love the carrots =) I don't decorate for holidays outside Christmas either... but my floor is littered with the plastic Easter eggs my daughter is practicing with, does that count? ;)
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! I love the name. That's how I feel about a lot of the crafts I come up with by the time I'm finished with them.
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Amy
How cute and so simple!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet Holly! I know you had fun making these.
ReplyDeletePlease share this on our blog party today, it is adorable! :) Heather http://500dollarwedding.blogspot.com/2011/04/wednesday-blog-party-2.html
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute -- I'm filing it in my "save for grandkids" folder (of course, it will be a while before we do this, as gk #1 isn't due to arrive until summer). Too fun!
ReplyDelete~Amanda
These are adorable and I love the name! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet and the name is just so perfect!
ReplyDeleteI love easy silly kid crafts! My daughter would love this!!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute !! I love it !!
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These are really sweet Holly. I need to try some of that paint - it looks so fun!
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