I adapted my bunnies just a little because I didn't want to frame them.

Here's a little closeup of each one:


And here they are in their new home on my dining room wall. Cute and quick!

I used the same bunny silhouette mentioned on the blog, traced it on to black cardstock, and cut it out. The pattern paper is from an old pack I got at Costco. I think it is by Wild Asparagus??? My bunnies are 8x8 with the frames being 1 inch wide and 8 inches long on each side. I inked them with Stampin' Up Chocolate Chip, added grommets and Stampin' Up stiched felt ribbon (from Christmas). I finished both in just over an hour (can you say instant gratification?). They look cute on the wall and I will definitely save them for use again next year. Thanks for looking :)
2 comments:
Super cute. Didn't realize he was leaving today. I can't imagine how that feels. I will probably be a mess when my lil' man goes on a mission.
those turned out awesome!! and how exciting for your son.. i wish him the best.
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