Yes I did!
While video-calling with ED this morning, Lily took the phone off her mum and took me off for a little dance. She was boogieing to nursery rhymes I think! Very cute :-)
I'd seen some cute bunny bags recently and knew right from the start I wanted to make some. This is the start of one —
It is a simple wee pattern but you do have to read the instructions right!! After a wee hiccup I was all go again. Tonight for Friday Night With Friends (Thank you Cheryll!) I did the faces of two more.
Staged a wee photo shoot —
They're a good size actually, only about 3" square (finished bag size) so not too gluttonish and easy to find scraps the right size to use!
Something else I've seen a bit of lately in the world wide web is the Tilda Easter Bunny. When these bunnies did the rounds last Easter I started a couple for my (non existence) Easter display. Naturally they got shelved. I thought it timely to pull them out tonight for a bit of love.
Thankfully the bag of body parts and the pattern were stored together, in the bag of stuffing. I remembered that last year I had stuffed one of the ears by mistake so after a bit of a difficult time pulling fibre-fill out of a rabbit ear I was back on track again.
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| Oh that's right, that extra arm is actually an ear..... |
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| Back on track and one more arm stuff and one less ear. |
I didn't get much more done after that but as we'll be having some sort of 'Easter' family gathering later than usual this year, I've got time to continue working on them.
You can see more of what the other ladies got up to on Friday Night with Friends *here* on Cheryll's blog.
I was slowed down a little on today's walk —
And then went on a fairly ambitious hill climb. So worth it. I got a bird's eye view of the farm
'til next time,
happy stitches,
I just an so envious of your scenery for your walks! I just love your place and would love to have areas like that to walk in here - it reminds me of our walks in the western areas when we travel. Happy Easter and those bags look so cute
ReplyDeleteLove your walks and the scenery. Cute bunny bags.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and cheerful post. I love your dancing girl!
ReplyDeleteLove the scenery of your walks!
ReplyDeleteCute bunny projects--I love bunnies--wished I could have a real one again!!
ReplyDeleteI have always colored eggs--but not sure If I will this year--though I did find a coloring kit in my decorations--but the only eggs I have are brown ones--but they might color--so I just might get brave and give them a try--(I figure one is never too old to color eggs--though my kids think I am crazy to still color eggs at my age!!!)
stay safe, luv, di
I have seen those bunny bags too Raewyn - they are very cute. After I made a couple of the tilda bunnies I enlarged the pattern slightly & its great & not quite so fiddly. Happy Easter to you Raewyn xx
ReplyDeleteYour bunnies are very cute, looking forward to seeing the Tilda one made up. You did well going up the bit hill after the traffic jam!!
ReplyDeleteAlways love seeing your farm scenes
ReplyDeleteThe dance picture is so cute as are your bunnie bags
those bunny bags are just gorgeous and well done with the fiddly tilda bunnies.... your son will be thinking your bought a drone....
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Your Bunny bags are cute, what a great way to deliver those extra little treats.
ReplyDeleteLovely to join in the dancing. That is fun.
ReplyDeleteThe little bunny bags are gorgeous. Just in time.
And good luck with that bunny!
What a view from the heights! Beautiful spot Raewyn.
ReplyDeleteYour Easter sewing is lovely. What a cute little dancer!
ReplyDeleteWhat a little cutie- she has the moves. Love the Easter bags and a lovely view.
ReplyDeleteLovely boogie Lily....
ReplyDeleteGreat Bunny Bags and wabbit.
Always enjoy your walks.
Enjoyed seeing you and chatting today.
The Bunny Bags are SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SWEET! I believe I'll need to make one for my sweet grandbaby next year! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you still made Easter special this year. It is one we will always remember.
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