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Hunny Bunny

 Hunny Bunny

Ready for Spring, tulips, sunshine? I think we all are welcoming it with open arms this year especially!

If you'd like to add something sweet to your Easter decor, or basket, this little bunny stitches up super fast, and you can use scraps, an old quilt, linens, or any fabric for this darling creation. Grab some buttons from your stash and let's get sewing!







For more darling creations, check out my Instagram at @Berry_Birdy


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  1. Katerina5:33 am, March 27, 2021

    I need a reply on your cute cueved zipper pouch.
    Which are the dimensions of the bottom piece? Thank you

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  2. Nancy J7:11 pm, January 21, 2022

    Years ago way back in about 1947 or so!!! I had a pale green plush velvet bunny I called Flopsy!!! He was a little larger than yours, and I am guessing my Mum made him. So I couldn't resist this one, and need to search for some plush velvet and make him right now!!!

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  3. newtechlife2:41 pm, January 22, 2024

    good looking wonderful art grate work best fashion blog website good job

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