A Fluffle of Bunnies!

There are two types of people in this world. People who decorate for Easter and people who don’t. And people who kinda do a half-hearted attempt. And people who decorate for spring, even if they don’t celebrate Easter. And people who just like bunnies.  So yeah, like maybe there are more like five types? Which one are you?

I’ll tell you what I am, or I’ll just let this lone Easter egg banner on my mantle that keeps falling apart do the talking for me.

But I think these makeovers will appease every single type of person, unless you are one of the persons who doesn’t decorate. Or doesn’t like bunnies. (You monster). OR MAYBE they will be so cute that they’ll make you change your mind!? Let’s find out!

Dinah created a cohesive bunch of bunnies by painting these mismatched thrift store ceramics with …

 

… stone texture spray paint. Dinah had her eye on a pricey set of stone bunnies in a store, but decided to see if she could DIY her own version instead. Not only did she nail it, she spent a measly $17, paint included! Get the how-to on her blog DIY Inspired.

 

These next bunnies were cute, but a little too cute for Vicki’s taste. She’d had them for years and was ready to move on. She tossed them in a ‘donate’ pile and was just about to send them packing when she had a sudden change of heart.  She got out her chalk paint and antiquing wax to see how they’d look after a quick refresh.

 

They look like a whole new pair, don’t you think? The chalk paint gave them a bisque-like texture and the wax brought out the details for a nice vintage look that is sure to keep Vicki happy for a few more years at least! See them at 2 Bees in a Pod.
And finally, this cute project from Jess, who didn’t start with a bunny at all. She just had glue, paint, and a boatload of popsicle sticks. Sure, it sounds like the beginnings of a terrible craft project for four-year-olds, but you’ll be surprised by the results:

 

Cool, right?! I’ll never look at popsicle sticks the same way again. I love the pink on the inner edge, and the fluffy pom-pom tail! Find out more at Make & Do Crew.

Did you know a group of bunnies is called a ‘fluffle?’ I think that’s the best thing I’ve heard all week.