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2 Apr

Free Stitchable Easter Bunny

Free Stitchable: Easter Bunny - fun project for the kids!

My daughter wanted something with an Easter theme to display in her bedroom and so we printed out this adorable Free Easter Bunny Template by Boys, Building, Books, and Berries.

SUPPLIES:

  • white canvas (we used a 5×7)
  • black DMC floss
  • needle
  • pom pom
  • glue

DIRECTIONS:

1. Print out free template.

2. Trace image on canvas lightly with a pencil.

3. Use a running stitch around the bunny using 3 strands.

4. Glue or stitch on the pom pom for the tail.

You’re finished! Enjoy your new Easter home decor!

Free Stitchable Bunny Pattern at U Create - great project for the kids!

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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Comments

  1. Kari Sweeten says

    March 24, 2015 at 8:07 PM

    Hi Lauren,
    I looked it up and the proper term we used is actually a “double running stitch” so if you look up that technique you will see that’s what my daughter used. Thanks for stopping by and happy stitching!

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