Make Your Own Wood Bunny- Easy DIY Easter Craft!
DIY Wood Bunny- Perfect Easter Craft for All Ages! Choose your favorite pastel or bright colors to paint your bunny. Our wood bunnies come in 3 different sizes…
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Things you will need:
~ MDF Wood bunny from LilyRoseDesignsCo.com
~ Acrylic Craft Paint (Like Apple Barrel, Ceramcoat, Americana, or DecoArt) -Found at any Craft Store
~ Sponge Brush
~ Paper Plate to put paint on
~ Paper Cup
Step 1: Start by putting a small amount of paint on your paper plate. I like to start by painting the edges of my wood cutout. I have found that a sponge brush works well.
Step 2: After the edges have been painted, I set my wood bunny on an upside down paper cup. This makes it easier to paint the top, while the edges are drying. Paint the top of your bunny.
Step 3: Wait a few minutes to let the sides and the top of your bunny dry. Once the sides and top are dry, I then paint the back of the bunny. At this point I also add another coat of paint to the front of the cutout, if needed.
Because our wood cutouts are 3/4" thick, they can easily stand up on their own. After painting the back and the 2nd coat on the front, I stand up the wood cutout so that both sides can dry. One thing I love about Acrylic Craft paint is the drying time... it dries super fast.
Step 4: Then you can put on the eyes and a nose. I love to use the end of a small paint brush to make dots on my cutouts, which turn out to be the perfect size for eyes and a nose. Just use a small amount of black paint to dip the end of your brush in, then carefully "dot" your cutout.
Step 5: Then the final step...After all of my MDF Wood Cutouts are dry, I like to spray my pieces with a Clear Wood Finish Lacquer Spray to protect the painted finish. You can find a spray at your local Hardware Store, Home Depot or Lowes.
So cute!! and Easy!!
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