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Decorate a Wooden Easter Bunny for Spring
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Decorate a Wooden Bunny

Learn how to decorate a chunky wood bunny with napkins, using Mod Podge! This is a fun and easy spring and Easter decor craft.
Prep Time10 minutes
Active Time1 hour 30 minutes
Dry Time30 minutes
Total Time2 hours 10 minutes
Yield: 1 bunny
Cost: $3

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Materials

Instructions

  • Paint the wood rabbit with white paint. Do both sides and let dry completely.
    Paint a wooden bunny with white acrylic paint
  • Paint two layers of Mod Podge on the front of the wood, letting dry between each layer. Don't do the sides.
    Paint two coats of Mod Podge on the painted wood bunny
  • Separate the layers from the napkin. You only want the top, printed layer. It helps to use double stick tape.
    Separating a floral napkin layers
  • Place the napkin down onto the wood. Place a piece of parchment paper on top of the napkin, and run the craft iron across the top several times. While you are doing this, the Mod Podge is melting below the napkin, and the napkin is adhering. Keep going until the napkin is fully adhered.
    Ironing a floral napkin onto a wood bunny
  • Let the wood cool after ironing. Use an emery board to gently sand away the excess napkin. Sanding at an angle works very well. Continue until all the extra napkin is removed.
    Sanding the napkin off the edge of the wood bunny with an emery board
  • Use a spray sealer to seal the napkin on top, if desired.
    Spraying the bunny with clear acrylic spray
  • Use the craft glue to adhere a strip of pom pom trim to the neck of the bunny. Let dry completely before displaying.
    Gluing the white pom pom trim onto the front of the bunny