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1) Trace and cut out two
bunny shapes from the fabric.
2) Pin the bunny right sides together and sew around the outside edge
leaving an opening of approximately 1 ½" on the bottom for turning and
stuffing.
3) Turn right-side out. A chopstick or pencil is helpful to poke inside
the bunny while turning.
4) Apply some blush to the center of both ears - on the front side only.
5) Apply blush to cheek area.
6) Slip a piece of cardboard, or several layers of paper, inside the
bunny to keep the marker from going thru to the back.
7) Now, make a face being careful to keep it above where the ribbon will
be tied (refer to the picture). With black marker, draw eyes, an upside
down triangle nose connected to the mouth with a straight line. Also,
make three dots on each cheek. Now you can remove and discard the
cardboard
8) Wrap the small hair elastic
around the bottom of the ear section or tie this area tightly with heavy duty
thread.
9) Stuff the body and hand sew the opening closed.
10) Tie the ribbon in a bow around the middle of the bunny to separate the head
and body sections.
11) Glue the pompom to the back of the bunny as a tail.
Suggestion - Make several bunnies
and place them in a basket for display.
Printable
instructions & pattern.
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