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Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

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Recently, I made this burlap Easter bunny banner. And I just love it. Although I wanted to hold off, I couldn’t wait until closer to Easter to share it with you.

It was very easy to make (little to no craft experience needed) and took me about 30 minutes. And it was super inexpensive!

First, you need to get the supplies (listed below). On thick paper or scrapbooking paper (as I used) draw a bunny. I drew a snowman and added bunny ears. Once it looks like the bunny you want, cut the inside out with scissors making a stencil. Next, paint with any kind of craft paint and any color you want. I used a dark brown craft paint that was on sale for a dollar.

Dab the paint heavily and make sure to have something under the burlap to protect your table or table cloth from getting paint on it. If you want to use this banner (the other side of the sack) for another holiday you will want to put something (maybe cardstock or paper) in the sack to protect the other side from getting paint on it.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Next, use a glue gun and glue the cotton tail on the rabbit.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Once they have dried (or while they are still drying – just be careful) you will need to feed the grass through the burlap sacks (choose the strongest end of the grass and feed it through).

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Next use a cool glue gun, or a hot one, but just use a tiny bit and glue a piece of strong thick grass to the one you have already fed through the burlap sack and pull the one to bring the other through. I just used two strands of Easter grass from Dollar Tree. It needs to be a thick and pretty strong variety.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Depending on how long the grass is and the desired length of the banner you can glue two more pieces of grass together (all four) and I pulled all four into the center burlap bag so you can’t see the joining spot.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

And you are done! This is a versatile banner. I used it for a recent Peter Rabbit baby shower I threw for a friend.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

List of Supplies:

Craft Paint-I bought mine at Michael’s but it can be found here

Burlap sacks-I bought mine at Michael’s but they can be found here. These may be hard to find. I bought the last ones that were at Michael’s. They actually have a heart on the back of them (they were a valentines clearance item). Amazon may be the best way to go unless you know that your craft store carries them.

Blotting sponge brush-I bought mine at Hobby Lobby but it can be found here.

Scrapbook paper or cardstock- most stores carry this.

Easter Grass- I got mine at Dollar Tree-it was a vintage green color. Get thick paper-ish kind (not the plastic thin kind that you often see in Easter baskets).

Cotton balls/pompoms- I bought mine at Michael’s but you could use cotton balls or use yarn and make it into a cotton ball.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

Happy Easter!

This darling  Burlap Table Runner at EclecticallyVintage was my inspiration.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

And I was just surfing Pinterest the other day when I saw a very similar craft. At first, I thought the creator of the craft had used my banner as her inspiration because they are so similar. But after clicking through and realizing that Ruth from LivingWellSpendingLess made it, I saw that she had come up with the idea before I did. She did an excellent job and hers turned out super cute! Check it out here.

Burlap Easter Bunny Banner

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Ally

Thursday 16th of March 2017

This is adorable! #thursdayfavoritethings

Anita Fowler

Tuesday 21st of March 2017

Awe thank you!

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Friday 3rd of July 2015

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md kennedy

Sunday 30th of March 2014

This is so adorable and I love the rustic look. I can see doing this for other types of banners as well.

Trish F

Wednesday 12th of March 2014

Oh so cute. I have burlap on my shopping list for some picture frames I'm going to experiment with, I'll look for the sacks. Thanks for the inspirational post, I think I'll be heavily decorating this season.

Laurie @ BetterBeeDaily

Thursday 6th of March 2014

This really is such a cute and clever idea! Darling!

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