Make an Easter pompom bunny 1 2 3
Make an Easter pompom bunny These adorable bunnies are easy to make and a fun activity for the Easter weekend.
You will need: • Card cut into 2 large rings (10cm across) and 2 smaller ones (5cm across) • Templates below • Scissors • Thick wool yarn • Dental floss • Craft glue • Scraps of felt for ears, eyes and noses in assorted colours • Cotton wool balls
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• Make one large and one small pompom. Hold the pair of large rings together and wrap the yarn around them until covered. • Wind the yarn into a long, caterpillar-shape to make passing it through the hole easier. • The more yarn you use, the fluffier your bunny will be!
• Snip the yarn at the edges of the two rings with scissors. Open the rings and tie a strand of dental floss between them. • Gently remove the card rings, fluff up the pompom and trim away any uneven strands. • Repeat with the two small rings. • Stick the two pompoms together with craft glue and leave to dry.
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• Cut out two ear shapes from the felt. Fold in half vertically and secure the fold with glue at the base. • Stick the ears onto the small pompom with glue. • Cut small felt circles for the eyes and nose and glue in place. Tear some cotton off the cotton wool ball, roll into a tail and glue in place.
You can live well for less than you thought at Sainsbury’s. Based on price perception data, November 2012. © Sainsbury’s Supermarkets limited 2013
How to make a pompom bunny Trace two small and two large rings onto a piece of card and cut out to make one pompom bunny.
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You can live well for less than you thought at Sainsbury’s. Based on price perception data, November 2012. © Sainsbury’s Supermarkets limited 2013
You will need: • Card cut into 2 large rings (10cm across) and 2 smaller ones (5cm across) • Templates below • Scissors • Thick wool yarn • Dental floss • Craft glue • Scraps of felt for ears, eyes and noses in assorted colours • Cotton wool balls
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• Make one large and one small pompom. Hold the pair of large rings together and wrap the yarn around them until covered. • Wind the yarn into a long, caterpillar-shape to make passing it through the hole easier. • The more yarn you use, the fluffier your bunny will be!
• Snip the yarn at the edges of the two rings with scissors. Open the rings and tie a strand of dental floss between them. • Gently remove the card rings, fluff up the pompom and trim away any uneven strands. • Repeat with the two small rings. • Stick the two pompoms together with craft glue and leave to dry.
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• Cut out two ear shapes from the felt. Fold in half vertically and secure the fold with glue at the base. • Stick the ears onto the small pompom with glue. • Cut small felt circles for the eyes and nose and glue in place. Tear some cotton off the cotton wool ball, roll into a tail and glue in place.
You can live well for less than you thought at Sainsbury’s. Based on price perception data, November 2012. © Sainsbury’s Supermarkets limited 2013
How to make a pompom bunny Trace two small and two large rings onto a piece of card and cut out to make one pompom bunny.
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You can live well for less than you thought at Sainsbury’s. Based on price perception data, November 2012. © Sainsbury’s Supermarkets limited 2013
