Tiffany Windsor creates an adorable bunny bag from spring print paper bags. Fashioning the ears from the bag handles, this bunny bag is overflowing with personality. Featured on Cool2Craft TV.
Watch Tiffany’s super cute Bunny Bag YouTube video tutorial!
Materials:
Aleene’s Tacky Glue
Decorative bags with handles
Scissors
Toothpick (to apply glue)
Black permanent marker
Pom pom – large white for tail
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Select two bags for each bunny. |
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Carefully remove handles from inside bag. On these bags, the handles were attached to a white piece of paper so I gently pulled the paper away from the inside of the bag to release the handles. |
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For ears, apply Aleene’s Tacky Glue to the back of first handle. |
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Lay on second bag and press handle to adhere to bag. Repeat for second handle. Check back to be sure that handles are glued flat to bag. Let glue dry. |
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Cut away excess paper bag along outside of handle. |
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Repeat for each ear. |
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Apply glue with toothpick to the front side of bottom strip of ear. |
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Glue to front inside of bag. Repeat for both ears. |
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For face, sketch oval onto inside of second bag. Cut along pattern line. Draw facial features and stitching lines onto face with marking pen. |
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Cut nose and bow tie from from second bag. Apply glue and glue in place. |
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For bunny tail, glue pom pom on back of bag. |
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