Tinned rabbit, sounds like something you might eat? Not in this case! I saw these on the net and thought I could do my own spin on it.
I think this would be a great little toy for little ones at church or in the car, anywhere you don't want something large or noisy. I used my embroidery machine to make the bunny. Found the free design here, but I changed it up a bit. I didn't want to turn it inside out so I put the backing felt behind the hoop not on top of it. Then I just trimmed around the outline leaving a raw edge.
I think this would be a great little toy for little ones at church or in the car, anywhere you don't want something large or noisy. I used my embroidery machine to make the bunny. Found the free design here, but I changed it up a bit. I didn't want to turn it inside out so I put the backing felt behind the hoop not on top of it. Then I just trimmed around the outline leaving a raw edge.
The pillow actually has a pillow case and the quilt has batting inside it. 
The tin has a very simple design on the top that I cut out of card stock. I have a little girl at church in mind for this sweet toy. Hope she likes it. Diana
This is just too cute!
ReplyDeleteomg OH MY GOSH! A bunny in a tin! This is gorgeous! Going to post a link to this right now!
ReplyDeleteOh too, too cute!! We did something similar with mini-monsters, but the bunny is adorable!!Would you consider sharing here?
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How cute!!! Where did you find the tin? Thank you for sharing. :)
ReplyDeletethis is so adorable...thanks for sharing such a neat idea :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute. I would love to make these for the children's hospital!
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So cute!!! I love this so much I'm including it in my Friday Friends! feature on my blog. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow darling for an Easter basket
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get the tin box from?
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