Looking Ahead to Easter
I don't mean to push past Valentines Day and rush into Easter, but I thought you might enjoy this bunny.
Two Christmases (is this a word?) ago (!) the kids and I made all kinds of decorations using chipboard and origami. (Here is a fun origami site!) One piece was a giant origami bell. I'm still looking for the pictures to show you how cool they were - but in the meantime I've sized the bell down and made it into some cute little animals. I'm going to share the bunny with you - and will share the directions for the fold as soon as I get the smaller diagram drawn up. The cute idea for the feet was cased from Sandy MacIver from a bunny she did last year.
stamp set - All Holidays
card stock - Whisper White, Pretty in Pink, Sahara Sand, Hostess pack Sahara Sand DSP, Basic Black, Brilliant Blue
ect - Wide, large and small oval punches, 1 1/4", 1", 1/2" and 1/4" circle punches, Pastels
Working on the folding instructions today! Enjoy! Hugs, Fran
Two Christmases (is this a word?) ago (!) the kids and I made all kinds of decorations using chipboard and origami. (Here is a fun origami site!) One piece was a giant origami bell. I'm still looking for the pictures to show you how cool they were - but in the meantime I've sized the bell down and made it into some cute little animals. I'm going to share the bunny with you - and will share the directions for the fold as soon as I get the smaller diagram drawn up. The cute idea for the feet was cased from Sandy MacIver from a bunny she did last year.
stamp set - All Holidays
card stock - Whisper White, Pretty in Pink, Sahara Sand, Hostess pack Sahara Sand DSP, Basic Black, Brilliant Blue
ect - Wide, large and small oval punches, 1 1/4", 1", 1/2" and 1/4" circle punches, Pastels
Working on the folding instructions today! Enjoy! Hugs, Fran
Posted by Fran Sabad at 2/11/2010 11:30 AM 
Categories: Holidays:Easter, Punch, Special Projects
Tags: Easter Punch
Categories: Holidays:Easter, Punch, Special Projects
Tags: Easter Punch
Too cute! Looking forward to seeing how to fold the bell body.
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wow, he is cute! Was also interested to see what you used as the base. I made these as Christmas decorations when I was a kid, I could remember that they were German and how to make them but could not remember what they were called. I put a tut on my blog a couple of years ago, even asked Beate but she had no idea! So it's rather surprising to see someone else who knows them
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