So, I made my version of a dollar tree bunny project. Total cost was $3 as I already had the ribbon and a glue gun. I hung it an old barn door that I change up whats hanging on it every few months.
I used my new bow maker that was a Christmas gift to me. Funny thing despite all my crafts I never had a bow maker. It is really handy. This bunny could have been cute with a gingham ribbon but I decided to keep it a neutral look and used plain burlap and some rafia. I added a burlap flower to the center for the finishing touch.
I made this version of a bunny from the back as I really liked the tail. I may try a front version as I have an idea for whiskers, nose and maybe a flower near the ears.
So, I made my version of a dollar tree bunny project. Total cost was $3 as I already had the ribbon and a glue gun. I hung it an old barn door that I change up whats hanging on it every few months. 
I used my new bow maker that was a Christmas gift to me. Funny thing despite all my crafts I never had a bow maker. It is really handy. This bunny could have been cute with a gingham ribbon but I decided to keep it a neutral look and used plain burlap and some rafia. I added a burlap flower to the center for the finishing touch. 
I made this version of a bunny from the back as I really liked the tail. I may try a front version as I have an idea for whiskers, nose and maybe a flower near the ears. 
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