Here is my 1st effort at a Blue Velveteen Rabbit! He's just the right size for a shelf, bench, or basket. Awww I just love bunnies!
I'd found this soft vintage fabric at an antique shop and immediately thought of a blue bunny! This fabric is a bit silky and not ideal to work with, but very worth it. The pattern is a
Sweet Meadows Farm.
I used some walnut crystal stain to create the soft brown spots. I loved how they soaked in nice and soft and natural looking.
I used tea stained muslin for the inside of his droopy ears. He's kind of a lop eared bunny rabbit. I made a yellow floral print egg; it's attached to his hand. Then, I couldn't resist making a little carrot with dried Sweet Annie greens.
You won't be surprised to see I used my vintage (from an antique shop, too) pink pin dot fabric. I just ripped a strip off and soaked it in stain and made the big bow. It gives a nice aged appearance.
Here is another project finished and put on
my Etsy shop. This duo is a pattern by
Sue Allemand. This is something I've wanted to make for a long, long time and never got to it. We all have those patterns, don't we?
Its such a cute stitchery pillow I finished with a woven check fabric from some curtains at a little shop that sold vintage and pre-owned goodies. And the little muslin rabbit has Pass the Carrots Please stitched on it, along with the face. His scarf is a strip of light blue fleece.
I made a few other things from some patterns I've gathered. I'll show them later. I'm off the make a few things I've had commissioned. If I don't stay productive, I can get into mischief! *snicker*
Wishing you Great fun creating!
2 comments:
Very cute finishes...I need to start making some bunnies...I have ideas...now I need to get busy!
Thanks Linda! I always have ideas! LOL
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