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Friday Finds: DIY Bunny Ears

Yay, it's time to get our bunny ears out! Sebastian and I have made a few over the years and these baby blue polka dot bunny ears are still our favorite. Find your favorite below and click on the links to find the instructions.

Instructions for Sew Doggy Style Bunny Ears

Instructions for No-Sew Bunny Ears by Ooh Leela

Instructions for easy Paper Bunny Ears by Cathy Heck

Instructions for No-Sew Bunny Ears by Martha Stewart

If you have a link to some cute DIY bunny ears, please share in the comments!

Happy Easter!

XOXOXOXO,

Erika and Sebastian

Furry Bunny Ears

Easter Bunny on Neighborhood Fence Watch.

These ears were super easy to make and can be added to a hoody, hat, headband...you name it!!

We made them with fake fur this year using a roll of fur we found in the ribbon aisle of Joann Fabrics. They also have black and tan!

Cut 4 strips (Sebastian's are 7" long).

Sew on some blue or pink fleece to the top of two of the strips like this:

(These are 4" long by 1" wide with a curved top)

Sew fur strips right sides together in a bunny ear shape and then turn them right side out like this:

(Bunny ear on left side is showing back side. Front side has the blue strip)

Hand sew these bunny ears onto a hat and rock them out!

(Sebastian's hat was created from a hoody pattern I made with fleece)

You can view last year's Bunny Ears here:

XOXOXOXO,

Erika and Sebastian

Bunny Ears!

Happy Easter from Sebastian and his NEW friend Brighette!!

Sebastian and Brighette teamed up to bring you two super cute tutorials on bunny ears!!
Click here for Brighette's Bunny Ear Tutorial

Sebastian's Bunny Ear Tutorial

(both small and big dogs!!!):

Materials:

Chenille stems, fabri-tac glue, super cute fabric, fur, and a camera!

Take one stem (or two for big dogs) and wrap it around dog's head. It should be snug. Twist it in place and make sure the wires are facing away from your dog at all times!

Fold two stems in half for the ears (make longer for bigger dogs by twisting two stems together and then folding in half).

Then twist the ends around the head piece and cut off any extra wire.

Trace the ears on the main peace of fabric and add a quarter inch all the way around (including the bottom) to allow a 1/4 inch inseam.

Cut out and trace two more pieces. You'll need a total of 4 pieces to cover the front and back. Then sew them right sides together leaving the bottoms open.

Slip them onto each bunny ear and then adjust stems inside to your liking.

Glue the bottom of the fabric ear to the head piece to hold it in place. Lightly glue on a small piece of fabric in the middle of each ear (see white portion below).

Then hide all the unattractive sightings by gluing a strip of fur on top!