It’s no secret that I’m a fan of Bronwyn Hayes. I think she’s a bit of a rock-star in the stitching world.
As a gift, to her readers, Bronwyn has shared this gorgeous stitchery and pincushion pattern. Isn’t he the cutest little bunny.
Is it me or does Mr Bunny look a little bit cheeky, clutching his Easter Egg like he’s been caught in the act of eating his chocolate egg, before Easter?
Amelia and I decided that we’d have a go at this project.
Here is my pink bunny pincushion. I decided that he should be called Hippity Hop Bunny... for no reason other than I liked the name...
I’ve changed the colours around a little bit. Mainly because even with a tub full of embroidery floss, I didn’t have any brown floss which I liked.
I used fusible parlan on the back of my stitchery, to aid with the stitching. Geez it's lovely to work with. I usually use fusible pellon, but parlan is a little sturdier but still lovely and soft. I highly recommend it.
Pop on over to Cookies n Cream and say hi to Sandy. Tell her I sent you. She stocks parlan and ships all over.
And here is Amelia’s effort. Mr Bunny is more of a psychedelic colour in her version.
Thank you Bronwyn Hayes for this fun Easter project. It has kept both mum and daughter happily bonding.
If you’d like to print the pattern and make your very own pincushion, pop on over HERE for the download and instructions.
As a gift, to her readers, Bronwyn has shared this gorgeous stitchery and pincushion pattern. Isn’t he the cutest little bunny.
Is it me or does Mr Bunny look a little bit cheeky, clutching his Easter Egg like he’s been caught in the act of eating his chocolate egg, before Easter?
Amelia and I decided that we’d have a go at this project.
Here is my pink bunny pincushion. I decided that he should be called Hippity Hop Bunny... for no reason other than I liked the name...
I’ve changed the colours around a little bit. Mainly because even with a tub full of embroidery floss, I didn’t have any brown floss which I liked.
I used fusible parlan on the back of my stitchery, to aid with the stitching. Geez it's lovely to work with. I usually use fusible pellon, but parlan is a little sturdier but still lovely and soft. I highly recommend it.
Pop on over to Cookies n Cream and say hi to Sandy. Tell her I sent you. She stocks parlan and ships all over.
And here is Amelia’s effort. Mr Bunny is more of a psychedelic colour in her version.
Thank you Bronwyn Hayes for this fun Easter project. It has kept both mum and daughter happily bonding.
If you’d like to print the pattern and make your very own pincushion, pop on over HERE for the download and instructions.
its so cute.xx
ReplyDeleteIt is a cute little bunny. Bronwyn Hayes is super talented!
DeleteVery cute! Your pincushion turned out great!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I'm pleased with it. My first time using ric rac.
DeleteThis is adorable...love it! TFS
ReplyDelete~Terry~
Very cute isn't it. Are you going to make one?
Deletevery cute.... both of yours are wonderful...
ReplyDeleteHugz
Thanks Fiona :-)
DeleteI'm stitching it too - its gorgeous. Tell Amelia I think hers is the best of all.
ReplyDeleteThanks Melody. I'll tell her. She'll be pleased. She plans on colouring in some more and then we'll make some Easter cards out of them to give to family. Got to keep her working ;-)
DeleteA rainbow bunny - Amelia you are a creative genius - great idea! Tracee xx
ReplyDeleteAmelia loves love rainbow everything. She tells me that when she has a baby, the first one will be called Strawberry, but the second will be called Rainbow. My grandchildren are going to have the best names!
Deletethat is adorable, thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute!! Thanks for sharing the link!
ReplyDeleteSo cute how can you bare to stab it with pins! =D
ReplyDeleteI'm stitching the Bunny too... perhaps it won't be too long before Amelia asks for a needle & thread, instead of a colour-in! Her colours are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love the bunny pincushion and hope to stitch one up soon. It is one of the cutest patterns I've seen!
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