So happy to have our friend Landee from Landeelu back today sharing another adorable project!
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Hi! It’s Landee from landeelu.com and I’m so happy to be back here with my besties, the eighteen25 girls, to share with you a cute and easy craft to add the perfect little touch to your Easter dinner table this year… Easter Bunny Ears Napkin Rings! I know, right? How stinkin’ cute are these?
They don’t take much time and are so easy to make! If you would like to make some too, here is what you’ll need:
- Fabric (assorted or all the same, whatever you’d like!) And you don’t need much.
- Fusible Web (I found some EZ-Steam II sheets at Hobby Lobby)
- Bunny ear pattern for fabric and fusible web, cut apart. Download HERE.
- 26 Gauge wire (you can use thicker but this gauge worked and didn’t show through the fabric)
- straight pins
- fabric scissors
- iron
STEP ONE: Pin two layers of fabric (wrong sides together) and the bunny ear pattern together and cut out.
STEP TWO: Cut out fusible web with pattern for the fusible web piece and place between the two pieces of fabric as well as a piece of wire 7-8″ long. Follow the directions for how to use your fusible web.
STEP THREE: Place other fabric piece on top and iron pieces together, making sure wire is running down center of pieces (again, follow the directions for your brand of fusible web here).
STEP FOUR: Wrap around napkins and twist together to make your cute little bunny ears!
Just making these got me excited for spring to arrive! Happy Easter crafting!
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and check out these other great projects of hers…
Amy {The Idea Room} says
Absolutely Adorable!!!
bookette says
the bunny ear pattern is coming out too big for letter-size paper. I've tried everything I can think of to get it to fit on the page, but it just won't. can someone troubleshoot this?
Jen says
Not sure why it's doing that bookette. Click on it again. Then download and save it to your computer and then print. I added it to our download service, so now it should work fine. Let me know if you still have any problems. 🙂
satsuma says
These are adorable!! I want to use them at a birthday party. So fun. Thanks for the inspiration! jen @ http://www.satsumadesigns.com
Grace says
Question:
Do you place the wire between the fusible web and the fabric, or on top of the fusible web?