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While searching for Easter wreath inspiration on Pinterest, I found Rock-A-Bye Parents' DIY Easter Bunny Wall Hanging and decided to make my own. So my daughter and I went shopping at the Dollar Tree to pick up a few straw hats. My daughter fell in love with a lavender hat I bought, and she's been wearing it around the house and when we go on errands. Everyone says, "She looks ready for Easter!" I also bought pink, green, and blue hats. For this bunny wreath, I decided to use the pink hat for the face and half of the blue hat as the bunny's hat. I still plan to use the green hat to make another bunny door wreath since this craft project was fun and easy.
SUPPLIES:
2 pastel hats
fabric scraps
3 buttons
white felt
pink felt
twigs
glue gun
needle & thread
hats from the Dollar Tree
I decided to use the pink hat for the bunny's face, and the blue hat would be the bunny's hat, so I cut it in half.
I used white felt and black buttons for the eyes, white felt for the teeth, and a pink button for the nose.
I attempted to use a Sharpie to draw the mouth, but that didn't work so well. Hence, I cut up some black scrap fabric to make the mouth.
I thought it would be cool to use twigs from a grapevine wreath for the bunny's whiskers.
I made the bunny ears using white and pink felt.
I used scrap fabric to make a few rosettes for the hat.
I glued the rosettes to the hat.
I stitched on the blue hat after I glued on the bunny ears.
I didn't like the pink flower that was on the pink hat, so I replaced it with a yellow rosette.
Now we have our own Easter Bunny greeting us and our guests at the door.
I hope you will visit all the participating blogs to see their wonderful Dollar Store creations, too!
What a cute Easter project to create with your daughter! Too adorable!
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DeleteIt's really adorable! Pinned and tweeted!
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DeleteThis is the cutest Easter wreath ever! Love the flower you made to replace the pink one! It's perfect. I have not even seen these hats at the Dollar Tree but now I am going to look!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Shirley! The hats are really cute. I bought a lavender hat for my daughter to wear. She loves it. 😊
DeleteAw, this is totally cute and a great idea! Love the floppy ears the 2nd hate caused. Cute material for the flowers too! Pinning
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DeleteSuch a clever idea, and a great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThanks Janet! 😁
DeleteWhat a clever idea! I would never have thought to use a hat as a bunny face.
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DeleteThanks for sharing at the Welcome Spring party; Pinned.
DeleteThanks for pinning! 😊
DeleteThis is awesome! I love how you used a hat for bunny's face.
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna!
DeleteWhat fun and unique wreath! Now I'll have to stock up on some dollar store hats...lol.
ReplyDeleteThanks! The hats are great for crafting & wearing!
DeleteWow adorable and love the whiskers .
ReplyDeleteThanks! I thought the twig whiskers would be a fun detail.
DeleteAdorable! Using the two hats was a great idea. I especially love the ears! Pinning.
ReplyDeleteThanks Beverly!😊😊😊
DeleteYour bunny has such a friendly and welcoming face! It's perfect to greet your friends and family!
ReplyDeleteThank you! 🐰😄
DeleteYour rabbit has such a friendly face to welcome family and friends to your home!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I hadn't thought of the bunny as a welcoming, friendly face, but I like the idea of him welcome friends and family into our home. :-)
DeleteWhat a cute bunny wreath! 'Very clever! -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Marci!!
DeleteYour bunny wreath is so cute and a very clever idea. Pinning
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sharon!
DeleteThis is ridiculously cute! I'm always drawn to those colorful straw hats with no idea what I'd do with them. Now I know!
ReplyDeleteThanks! And the bunny was fun to create!
DeleteYou fooled me! At first I thought this was crochet. What a clever and cute idea.
ReplyDeleteLOL Thanks Sherry! Crocheting a bunny is a good idea, too!
DeleteWhat an adorable idea! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Michelle!!
DeleteThis is such an adorable project and it's the perfect addition to Easter decorations.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Marie!
Deletevery playful. Thanks for linking up with Creatively Crafty Easter Party.
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DeleteHow adorable :) Thanks so much for linking up with me at the Unlimited Monthly Link Party 22. Shared!
ReplyDeleteVisiting again to say thanks so much for linking up with me at A Themed Linkup 48 for Crafts and DIY. Pinned!
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