Easy Bunny Art Using Scrap Fabric

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Create some fun Easter décor that looks great and is stylish. My easy bunny art is just the right project for anyone with a scrap of wood and some scraps of fabric. Let me show you how I did it!

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Take your fabric and rip it into strips. I used some canvas drop cloth. Once you have three strips, hot glue the ends and braid the entire length of the fabrics.

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Cut out the bunny design and lay it on your wood. Trace around the bunny with a pen or pencil.

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Take your time. Start with a small area and hot glue the fabric in small sections to make sure it does not move before it hardens.

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Once the outline is complete, fill it in. Choose any kind of design you want to give it a unique look. I followed the contours all the way to the center.

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It was really easy and took me less than 10 minutes to create! How fun would this be with different colors of fabric? Why not use an old t-shirt if you don’t have any scrap fabric?

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Easy Bunny Art Using Scrap Fabric

Create some fun Easter décor that looks great and is stylish. My easy bunny art is just the right project for anyone with a scrap of wood and some scraps of fabric. Let me show you how I did it!

Take your fabric and rip it into strips. I used some canvas drop cloth. Once you have three strips, hot glue the ends and braid the entire length of the fabrics.

Fabric Braid

Cut out the bunny design and lay it on your wood. Trace around the bunny with a pen or pencil.

Print and Cut

Take your time. Start with a small area and hot glue the fabric in small sections to make sure it does not move before it hardens.

Hot Glue Border

Once the outline is complete, fill it in. Choose any kind of design you want to give it a unique look. I followed the contours all the way to the center.

Fill it In

It was really easy and took me less than 10 minutes to create! How fun would this be with different colors of fabric? Why not use an old t-shirt if you don’t have any scrap fabric?

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