Sweet Bunny Bag
by Susan Campfield
Use ovals to transform a treat bag into a cute bunny.
Supplies
- Cardstock (Stampin’ Up! Blushing Bride and Whisper White used here)
- Gusseted cellophane bag (4" x 10" used here)
- Oval dies in the following approximate sizes: 2 1/8" x 3 1/16" and 1 1/4" x 2 3/16" (Stampin’ Up! Oval Collection #1 and #3 oval used here)
- Die cutting machine
- Various punches: small heart, 1/2" circle, oval 1 3/4" x 7/8", small oval 3/4" x 15/16" (Stampin’ Up! Small and Large Oval Punch used here)
- Ribbon 3/4" wide, 10-12" (Stampin’ Up! Blushing Bride Chevron Ribbon used here)
- Fine point black marker (Project Life Journaling Pen #O5 used here)
- Sponge dauber
- Various adhesives of choice (liquid glue, 2-way glue pen, glue dots, and Dimensionals used here)
- Cotton ball
- Treats (Kraft pastel marshmallows used here)
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Die cut or punch the following shapes (sizes are approximate):
2 1/8" x 3 1/16" oval – cut 4 white, two for the head, two for the ears.
1 1/4" x 2 3/16" oval – cut 2 white for the feet, 1 patterned for the egg.
Small heart – punch 1 pink for the nose
1/2" circle – punch six pink for the toes
1 3/4" x 7/8" oval – punch two pink for the inner ears
3/4" x 15/16" oval – punch two white for the paws -
Step 2
Fill the bag with treats and tie it closed with the ribbon.
HINT:
Make sure the ribbon is as far down and as close to the treats as possible so your bunny doesn’t have a long neck. -
Step 3
To cut the ears, stack two white ovals on top of one another. Place the #3 oval die partially over the ovals as shown below.
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Send it through the die cutting machine and you will have two perfect ears like this.
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Step 4
To make the face, start by adhering the small heart (nose) to the center of one of the large ovals.
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Step 5
Draw the mouth using the fine tip black marker.
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HINT:
For a more uniform mouth, use a 1/2" circle as a template. Make sure to let the marker dry for a few seconds before pulling away the template so it doesn’t smear. -
Step 6
Then draw the eyes. Again, for a more uniform look, you can use a 1/2" circle as a template.
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Don’t forget the eyebrows and eyelashes!
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Step 7
Add the blushing cheeks using a sponge dauber.
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Step 8
Adhere the two pink punched ovals as inner ears, and then attach the ears to the back side of the face with glue dots.
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Step 9
Use the remaining large white oval for the back of the head. Place a dimensional on each outside edge and attach it to the face, leaving a space between the two.
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This way, you can slide the head on to the bag, and the recipient can easily remove it without destroying it by just sliding it up and off the bag.
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Step 10
To make the feet, adhere three pink 1/2" circle punches to each of the medium white ovals.
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Step 11
Using the remaining two small white oval punch outs, draw the paws with the fine point black marker. Again, you can use the 1/2" circle as a template for uniform paws.
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Step 12
Stamp a greeting and adhere it to the patterned oval egg or pop it up with a dimensional. Adhere the paws, egg, and feet to the bag using glue dots.
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Step 13
Glue a cotton ball on to the back of the bag for the tail.
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Step 14
Complete the project.
Video!
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Sweet Bunny Bag. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
We'd love to get your feedback or questions. Leave your comment below.
The bunny indeed is adorable.
Easy to follow tutorial.
What a clever idea to use punches for a uniform look with drawing the face and paws.
TFS
Danke f�r die Anleitung!
Lieb Gr��e Beate
es ist so s��. Ich habe es in die Gallerie geladen. (Ich hoffe, es ist so richtig)
Hier kannst Du es auf meinem Blog ansehen.
http://bastelnamspelunkenturm.blogspot.de/2015/03/haschentute.html
Es ist so s��!
Liebe Gr��e Beate
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