DIY TEXTURE BUNNY WALL PLAQUE
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It’s time for the Creative Craft blog hop!! Sara, Birdz of a Feather is our host and does a great job rounding up some awesome crafters each month. I will share each creator’s craft at the bottom of my page.
Last month I shared my first Easter craft for the year, this month I am sharing another Easter craft.
I grabbed an empty frame I had on hand and cut a piece of underlayment to fit the frame. The Jumping Bunny Silhouette I found on Clipart, free download. Enlarged it to fit my board. Now I gathered my material, it’s time to start the project.
DIY BUNNY WALL PLAGUE
Chose the color to paint your board. I am painting mine with Rachel Pink by Sherwin Williams.
Painted 3 coats to the board, let dry.
Centered the Bunny Silhouette on to the painted board.
Trace out your silhouette on to the board.
Instead of paint I gave my bunny a rough texture using Roll-on Texture applying it with a chip brush.
To create a rough surface, I tapped the texture with a chip brush to fill in the bunny’s body.
While the texture was drying, I created a Happy Easter stencil with my Cricut.
To prevent bleeding, paint the wording with the board paint, let dry, then stenciled with the roll-on textured.
Removed the stencil.
After the textured dried, apply one coat of Semi-gloss Polyurethane to the entire board.
To the neck of the bunny, make a basic bow and glued it to the bunny’s neck.
Adding a furry tail, glue a FAUX FUR RIBBON to the bunny’s tail.
That’s it. Isn’t it cute?
Check out the rest of the crafters and their crafts.
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