I used a pattern from a borrowed library book, Crafty Creatures by Jane Bull. I gave the bunny a waldorf twist with a felt crown and some woollen hair. Unless I plan on becoming a finger contortionist anytime soon I must remember to print out that pattern larger next time. I had an awful time turning the tiny sewn pattern pieces outside in and stuffing them.
Bunnies are due in by the 15 March 2015. All the details are at Pip's Mirabelbunanza post.
If you know of any charity sewing/crafty makings throughout the year, please let me know. I'd love to help. I can always fit in time around home duties for small acts of kindness. It always feels good to do good doesn't it?
That is lovely of you, Zena and your bunny looks lovely too. Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt was a good first attempt:)
DeleteSo cute and so clever of you!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to make and at times challenging but it really made me appreciate the work that goes in to handmade toys.
DeleteAwww she's the cutest Zena. I'll bet Pip and the Mirabel Foundation will love it.
ReplyDeleteHope so!
DeleteSo sweet, Zena. Doing good is one of the best feelings of all. x
ReplyDeleteIt sure does. Now that Archie is over two life is getting easier and I have more time to help others.
DeleteWhat a gorgeous bunny! I love the Waldorf touches :-)
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