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Showing posts with label easter bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label easter bunny. Show all posts
Monday, February 20, 2012
My Newest Pattern - Easter Bunnies
I've been busy working up a few new patterns for Easter. This is a project I have been wanting to have time for for over a year. They are little tagimals, i.e. little bunnies with tag or tabs sticking out for teething babies, plus the little carrot teethers.
Monday, January 3, 2011
Some Crafts with Burlap
This is a special little post I am putting together with a roundup of crafts using burlap. It seems to be a medium Lisa loves.
You can find this burlap wreath tutorial over at Tatertotsandjello.
Here is one more great burlap tutorial from Tatertotsandjello:
Here is a really cute tutorial for burlap place mats. You could take this same concept and print so many different graphics on it. I think that Lisa would love this with inspirational words printed on it for her dining room table. Think about using your Cricut to cut out stencils.
Check out the full place mat tutorial over at gomakeme.
This is a cute little tutorial for burlap favor bags.
You can find this burlap wreath tutorial over at Tatertotsandjello.
Here is one more great burlap tutorial from Tatertotsandjello:
Check out the full place mat tutorial over at gomakeme.
This is a cute little tutorial for burlap favor bags.
Here is a nice burlap bunny tutorial in honor of Easter from Someday Crafts. If I don't start my Easter projects now, they won't be finished this year.
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