Easter is coming ~ Multiplication, the Bunny Hop Way
Uncovered some treasures in my stash, namely these awesome cuteness-to-goodness wooden bunny charms and could not help aww-ing at them. They made a good template for this quick and easy garland.
Did this for the fun of it, and for a craft session with the kids. If your kids are younger, maybe choose a basic repeating shape. It doesn’t have to be bunnies, perhaps eggs? Whatever works. I’ve a short ‘how to’ below but really, you don’t need it right? It’s a kindergarten craft! 
Simple painless fun. Unless you cut yourself. Then, all bets are off.
Gather your materials. Paper, scissors, pencil. If you can draw freehand, go ahead. Otherwise find a template. If you like, fold it accordion style before you begin drawing. It helps you know just how much space you got to work with, and where you should have ‘joining’ parts.
As you trace your design or draw it freehand, make sure that there are parts of the design that touch the edges. If you have a sharp craft knife, use it. It makes cutting so much easier. Especially for the tight corners, the cuts turn out so much more crisp.
** I washed the paper over with a pale pink watercolour. Hence the pink shade. This craft, simple (to do and to find materials) works well in almost any situation. Print the child’s name on the individual pages, have the party’s theme, make a mini cake bunting (ok, you really need precision cutting… oh silhouette!)… you get the hint.
Scarilege maybe but so much nicer!
Hello, I'm Ruth, and this is my lil corner of whimsical fun. Choc-ful of dreamy romantic delights, it's my escapade from the daily grind. 
