Spring is right around the corner, and I’m stoked for warmer temperatures!!!! To celebrate the end of winter, I decided to create some fun moss covered bunnies that I’ll be using as decor throughout the month of March as well as for my Easter tablescape. #iloveversatility
Here are my completed bunnies, which I’m also going to be sharing on the Hometalk DIY My Spring Blog Hop. You can check out all the amazing projects completed by the talented bloggers whose projects will be linked up at the bottom of this post #DIYmyspring
Here’s how my bunnies started off. I purchased them for $2.50 each from the Dollar Store. The moss is also from the Dollar Store, and the craft paint and glue are items I simply had on hand. The bunnies are cute on their own I suppose, but since I like to use very monochromatic tones in my decor, I needed to add some texture and a consistent colour.
This step is pretty self explanatory. I mixed my brown and green paint together to create this brownish undertone for the bunny. It also occurred to me while doing this, that this would also work if you were trying to make a faux chocolate bunny for Easter decor as well. If that’s what I was doing, I’d use a high gloss dark brown paint. Hmmmm, maybe next year…..
Once the paint was dry, I spread my white craft glue all over the bunnies using a paint brush.
Here comes the messy part. I typically put all my moss into a bowl and work the moss on to each bunny inside the bowl. It helps keep the mess to a minimum.
Lastly, I snip the excess moss off the bunnies. It doesn’t have to be perfect, but I try to snip the parts that are hanging off. I also kind of like the look of some of the brown underneath showing through.
And just for fun, here’s a peek at my bar cart all decked out for Spring. Yay!!!! I love the warmer weather and can’t wait to start decorating outside.
Thank you so much to Hometalk for hosting the DIY My Spring Blog Hop event. I had a blast making these cute little moss covered bunnies. Please check out what my blogging friends have done to get their homes ready for Spring.
See you next time my friends,
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Adorable bunnies everywhere! I just love them. They personify rustic Spring to a t! Visiting as a fellow blog hopper.
I love the bunnies, but what I like more is how you styled that table!! Beautifully done!
Adorable! Also love the frame on your chalkboard. Very pretty.
So cute! I love the bunnies…and that bar cart! Swoon!!
How stinkin’ adorable!!! I LOVE this idea. I never even thought to do this. I think you saved a few bunnies in my attic. 😉 I love the tutorial too, I learned a couple new things…like, duh, roll the bunnies in the moss-in a bowl. Hmmm… 😀
Absolutely darling. I love anything moss. Your vignette is gorgeous.
Thanks so much Meegan 🙂 I love how moss is so versatile and inexpensive.
Oh these are so charming!- think I will try some for Easter
visiting from the Spring blog hop
and I Love love love your bar cart- am on the lookout for one when I go thrifting
Cheers!
Your moss bunnies, bunting and chalkboard are so pretty! Visiting from the #DIYMySpring blog hop!
What a sweet project, Sue! Those little bows are the finishing touch!
Your bunnies are adorable! Love them!
I am loving the moss projects! Your bunnies are so sweet! I love the vignette you set up! Beautiful!
SO SMITTEN! This is such an enchanting idea! So in love with your moss bunnies, I’m trying to think of what I can cover with moss now! haha LOVE this, Sue!
Thanks so much Donna 🙂 I love using moss; especially because it’s so easy (and cheap). My favourite!!!