They are pretty much as basic as they come but I thought I would add a little tutorial just in case someone out there might need some help getting started.
You will need:
Chinese take out boxes-mine were mini, you could use larger ones and just make everything bigger
Fun foam (I used white with a self adhesive back and pink)
Some Chalk for ears and cheeks
Black pen
Ribbon
1. To start draw out your bunnies ear on the back side of the white fun foam. I drew one first and then used it as the pattern to make the other one.
2. Chalk the center of each ear.
3. Cut out a nose shape (I just eye balled mine) and hot glue in place. If you aren't going to use hot glue then you will want to use white glue when using fun foam.
4. Draw on his eyes, mouth and chalk his cheeks. I used red for his cheeks on the box because the pink chalk didn't show up.
5. Then to make his nose and ears stand out a bit more I used my black pen to draw some dotted lines around each.
Cute!!
ReplyDeleteAkk! I actually have a mess of those containers on hand! And, my class would *love* making them! Whoo hoo!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I needed that touch of spring. Can't wait to get out there and find some take out boxes.
ReplyDeleteBy the way I also related so much to you 2 earlier posts. We have just started letting our little one fall asleep on her own it took 1 and 1/2 hours the first night. It was so hard to hear her cry.
love your blog
Ooh, this is so cute! I'm going to have to make some of these for my daughters preschool class.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! Thanks so much for the details, I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteThese are so super cute! I just found your blog and love it! Thanks for sharing so many great ideas.
ReplyDeleteLove this idea!
ReplyDeleteI put a link to your bunny box here:
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Thanks for sharing! I used the idea here to make a great little treat box for my little one.
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