Easter is slowly approaching and with it comes one of the most beautiful times of the year – spring. Everything is slowly coming back to life after a long winter and it's the right time to start spring creations.
Go through your spring and Easter decorations, choose the prettiest pieces and feel free to replace a few older decorations with new ones. And what could be prettier than decorations that you make yourself? Sew cute Easter bunnies that will beautifully decorate your home, table or spring branches.
You can use many types of fabrics to sew a bunny. An ideal choice is cotton fabric with an Easter motif , which is easy to work with, holds its shape and is suitable even for beginners. But you can also sew a bunny from satin , which will give the decoration a subtle shine and a more festive look. It will also look nice from knitwear , which is soft, flexible and makes the bunny feel pleasantly soft. Various leftover fabrics from previous creations are also great, thanks to which each bunny will be original.
If you don't want to go looking for everything you need to sew Easter decorations, try our ready-made sets. They contain everything you need to create, and you also get a free bunny pattern. Now let's sew bunnies together.
For the bunnies we will need:
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0.4 m of cotton fabric
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filling (we can also use scraps from previous creations)
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sewing thread
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bunny haircut
Sewing procedure:
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Trace the template onto the wrong side of the fabric and cut it out along the line. Sew the pieces together at the edges, leaving a small opening at the bottom for turning.
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Trim the seams and trim the round areas slightly towards the seam so that the fabric will shape nicely after turning. Then turn the bunny right side out.
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Stuff the bunny's prepared hole with cotton wool, batting, or pieces of fabric.
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Carefully sew up the hole left.
You can also use zigzag scissors to create a decorative bunny. The procedure is the same, only sew the bunny inside out and then trim the edge using zigzag scissors.
You can decorate the bunny with a bow, embroider its eyes or draw them on it with a fabric marker. There are no limits to your creativity.