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Fearless Friday, Black & White Checked Bunnies & Eggs

 

Today we are going to paint bunnies

 

Florabunny

 

 

But not on paper

 

Rosie the Rabbit

 

 

Actual bunnies!

 

 

 

 

How sweet are these??

 

 

 

 

Inspired by Etsy and MacKenzie Childs

 

 

 

I started with a trip to Hobby Lobby and found 2 sweet wood bunnies and a shiny white egg

My gray bunny was $14 compared to the similar size Etsy bunny which is $74

My brown bunny with a bloom was $9 compared to MKC’s Radish Rabbit which is $98

My egg was $4.25 compared to MKC’s similar large stand alone egg at $48

 

 

 

 

White paint for the gray bunny and the brown bunny’s belly and paws

 

 

 

a green vest

 

 

 

 

A spring blue coat

 

 

 

Courtly Checked pants

 

 

 

 

For the checks, use a square flat brush and choose a start point.  Make a row skipping a space after every black check.  Next paint a row to the side, alternating the checks to form the black and white check pattern

 

 

 

 

Dots on his forehead and a dab of pink on his nose and toes

 

 

 

 

 A checked ribbon bow tie

 

 

 

 

The brown bunny with the bloom was inspired by the MKC Radish Rabbit

 

 

 

 

He got a shiny black coat, a pretty pink and green tulip, pink cheeks and polka dot ears and a checked bow tie

 

 

 

 

This very shiny white egg is flat on the bottom so it can stand

 

 

 

 

I started with black checks down the center

 

 

 

 

I did four rows of checks on 2 opposite sides

 

 

 

The other sides got simple 3 stroke flowers

Load a small round {#4 or#6} brush with paint and make a short quick stroke

load brush again and make another stroke next to the first

but in a slightly different direction and repeat again for the final stroke

Practice on a sheet of paper to get the feel of it

 

 

 

 

The green stems are done with a liner brush

Load brush with paint and make a short stroke down

going from the base of the flower petals in a slight curve

and ending in a point

Reload brush and stroke up and out from the middle of the stem

Dabs of aqua were added with a small flat rectangle brush

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These will be starring in an Easter tablescape soon!

 

 

 

Be Fearless and transform something!

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I used several types of acrylic paint that I had on hand for these crafts

Rosie the Rabbit is available in my Society 6 Shop here on a pillow and many other items

 

I will be joining these fabulous parties and blogs:

Meal Plan Monday  Dishing it & Digging it,   Between Naps on the Porch,

Merry Monday   Make it Pretty Monday    Celebrate and Decorate,

Tasty Tuesday   Oh My Heartsie Girl  Full Plate Thursday

Thursday Favorite Things  Creatively Crafty   Home Matters 

Weekend Potluck   Sweet Inspirations   Happiness is Homemade

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