Hoppy…almost…Easter! Can you believe Easter is right around the corner and Mr. Peter Cottontail himself is preparing to bring goodies and candy galore to fill Easter baskets everywhere? I can’t believe it! I love this time of year and decorating my home in Spring colors and fluffy Easter Bunny tails and other sweet Easter decor! But I also love all of the accessories you can create to get your festive Easter outfit ready for parties and fun, just like this adorable Easter Bunny Ribbon Sculpture Shirley is sharing in our newest video tutorial. This festive ribbon sculpture is full of fluffy ribbon, big floppy ears, a sweet bow, a little pink nose and cute, cute googly eyes! This little bunny has it all to get you in the mood for hunting Easter Eggs, eating yummy candy and playing lots of bunny games!
This is a really fun bunny to make and it is even more delightful to wear! You can sport this cute accessory in your hair on a clip or on a headband or attach it to a brooch pin for a fun way to embellish your favorite Spring outfit, jacket or even bag!
Let’s get started!
Supplies:
3/8″ White Grosgrain Ribbon
5/8″ White Grosgrain Ribbon
Lined Clip
2 White Pom Poms (10 mm)
1 Pink Pom Pom (7 mm)
Two Large Googly Eyes
Needle and Thread
Scissors
Pen
Lighter
Hot Glue Gun
Enjoy creating this fabulous Easter Bunny!
Don’t you just love that little bunny? I love that technique for making a 10 loop bow! I haven’t seen that before, and I think it is pure genius! Wouldn’t it be fun to create lots and lots of everyday bows using that new technique? I would love to make lots and lots in different color combinations with fun resins, gems or buttons for the center! So, so fun!
Thank you Shirley for sharing another great and super easy to follow video tutorial! I get so excited each week to see what you are going to come up with next!
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If you are in love with this fun and festive Easter inspired ribbon sculpture, you will love these other ribbon sculptures perfect for Easter!
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Happy Creating & Happy Video Tutorials!
4 Comments
I love it, it’s so cute! And that 10 loop bow is different and unique. I can’t wait to make one or 30! Lol.
Hi Michelle! Yay! I am so glad you love this sweet little bunny sculpture. I too love that fun 10 loop bow and can’t wait to make one or 30 myself. Hehe! Have so much fun with your fun bunny! Thank you and have a wonderful day. Michelle 🙂
The amazing Shirley does it again! I love this sweet little bunny so much, I want to adopt her! How large is the finished sculpture, Michelle? About 5″ tall x 3 1/2″ wide?? I would wear it as a brooch!!
And I agree with both of you Michelles (!): Shirley’s 10-loop bow is fabulous!
Thank you, Shirley, for another fun design! xoxo
Hi Pat! I know…doesn’t she rock? I love this bunny ribbon sculpture too! You should totally make it into a brooch. How fun would that be! The finished size is 4″ wide x 3 1/2″ tall. You were so close! Great job! Have a great day Pat! Michelle 🙂