DIY NO-SEW FABRIC & SOCK BUNNIES/Spring Easter Craft Ideas (91)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I show how you can take 3 types of fabrics to make no-sew Easter bunny crafts. In this video I point out that I did not have any socks so I show how I took things I already had at home including some drop cloth, a long sleeve shirt and a pair of ladies pantyhose to make the bodies and the heads for the bunnies. I suggest ways to secure the body and head together including rubber bands, hair accessories, twine and pipe cleaners. I then offer suggestions on things you can use to fill the bunnies such as rice, dried beans, grits, cotton balls or quinoa. I embellish each rabbit with bows, buttons purchased from Dollar Tree and make each a face to bring out their personalities using burlap and twine. Many items I use to embellish the faces and to stuff the bunnies can be purchased from Dollar Tree. These can be super inexpensive to make and each one will be unique. I hope you get some ideas and inspiration from watching the video. I hope you will subscribe to our channel if you haven't already and please help us to grow our channel by sharing the links to our channel and videos with your family and friends. Thanks so much!
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I love everything you do Ms.Teresa
You have become my favorite channel. I enjoy your videos so much. Your talent has inspired me to get back crafting. Great job.
Awe, that's great, Gina! Thanks so much for watching and for your sweet note.
Oh my gosh these are absolutely adorable! I love your sweet little bunnies! No see is even better!!
Thank you so much!
I’m so glad I found you on yo tube. I love your ideas.
Awe, thanks so much, Lois! So glad you found me too. I'm so glad you enjoy my videos!
Love your videos Teresa. God bless ❤️💕
Absolutely adorable! I'm going to make them and send them to my daughter and granddaughter for Spring!
Awe, that will be great gifts! Enjoy making them! Thank you ❤️
I love the bunny's! ❤
Thank you!
I love bunnies! So very cute. I've been a bunny mama to 3 during my life.
Thanks Cindy we've never had any bunnies.
Very creative, love 💕 the one made out of the pantyhose. 🥰👵🏽👍🏾
Thanks so much, Carrie!
Thank you for sharing this with me
Thanks for watching, Hummer!
I adore these little “sock” bunnies!! I’ll definitely be trying this out! I especially love the burlap whiskers. I’ve never thought of that before!
I hope you make them! You can also stuff with Epsom salt. They are fun and pretty easy to make. Think they would be good sellers too😊
Now this is old farmhouse, I love them. These are something our grandmother's would make. What a great idea and tutorial. Tyfs. ❤️
Thank you, Michele. Had to think like a grandma on this one! Had to come up with something since Ben didn’t have any old socks for me! I enjoyed creating each one and bunnies are just cute. Thanks for watching!
How cute are those. 🥕🥕🥕
Love your videos. Love how you put your format together As well as how you care that your audience understands what was done and then how of the process goes. Thank you. These bunnies are adorable.
Thanks so much, Vickie!
Love them all. THUMBS UP!
Thanks, Joan!
The bunnies are so adorable❤❤❤I will definitely be making some for Easter❤
Thanks Debra!
Teresa, these bunnies are gorgeous!!
Thanks so much, Betty!
How Precious!!! I love your little bunnies, you are awesome!
Awe, thank you, Cheryl! You are awesome and inspire me with your sweet note! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I also wanted to say I love your intros and music🙂
Thanks, Gina!
I love these bunnies! The pocket with a carrot are so adorable. You are so lucky to have the crafting space in your home! I also appreciate that you give alternatives for crafting the same project!
Thank you, Susan! Really appreciate you watching and for your sweet note.
I love your ideas!!! Thanks for all the creative inspiration 🌸💕🌸💕
You are so welcome!
Omg you are such a talented lady. I just love those bunnies. Thank you thank you
Tatiana, you are so sweet! You make me feel good and happy! Thank you.
Great easy fun ideas! Thank you!
Thanks so much, Terri!
AWWWWWW! ADORABLE!!!
Thanks, Gwen! Sweet bunnies! Glad you enjoyed seeing how I made them.
Those are adorable!! I love them! You can also put bath salts in them and they smell wonderful. I was looking for pipe cleaners and had to laugh because they are now called chenille stems! Another gal pulls out the nose and puts an elastic on it which is adorable too!! Love the pocket idea with a carrot. Awesome.
Thanks, Stacey! Awe, bath salts would be amazing. Great suggestion and they would smell so good. Thanks for watching.
These are adorable 🐇💗🐇💗
Thanks, Rachael! Appreciate you watching and so glad you enjoyed the video!
Adorable
Thanks, Cheryl!
Got to get busy! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lots of bunnies that need to be created! Thanks for watching, Joan.
Cute and easy
Yes they are, Linda! Sweet, cute bunnies. Glad you enjoyed the video and really appreciate you watching!
Hey, the cutest little bunnies ever!! I wanted to share a tip. I dont use any food products in crafts. They actually attack critters...ie...roaches, bugs, mice into our homes. Instead, I recycle almost ALL our clothes, socks, linens and towels to use as "stuffing" for my crafts. Saving the earth, one old tshirt at a time! To make sure things have a good bottom, cut up a few pieces of a heavier fabric, like Jeans to put in the bottom of your projects. I've found cutting an oval or circle works well. Anywho, just a different way to recycle. Thanks for sharing all your cute, inspiring crafts with us. I always look forward to your videos!
Thanks so much for all the helpful and insightful tips, Kelli! You are right about the food and wouldn't want to encourage any critters in our homes!! So glad you are enjoying the videos and sure do appreciate you!
I look forward to your videos 😊
Thanks Kathy 💚💚
Love, love, love these!!!
Thanks, Linda! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I love these they are adorable. Can't wait to make them. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks, Debbie and so glad you enjoyed the video!
Absolutely adorable! Can’t wait to make them!
Thanks, Gail! They are fun to make and create their own personalities! Glad you enjoyed the video.
I just found you on you tube and I'm glad I did. I love all the farmhouse style crafts that you do. I am from Brooklyn NY and I just love your accent. Keep doing watcha doing.
Thank you so much and so glad you found our channel. Thanks for the uplifting note and a big welcome to our channel!
So cute💜
Thanks for watching, Cyndi!
CUTE!!!
Thanks Sheila. 💚💚
I love these... Thanks foe showing how you made them, they turned out great... Thanks for sharing...
So glad you enjoyed seeing how to make the bunnies, Barbara! They were a lot of fun to make. Appreciate you so much!
You are so crafty
Thank you, Jeannette!
These are adorable. Thank you for sharing 🌸
Thank you, Debra!
Im a huge fan of drop cloth, too! Its like a crafters best kept secret! I've been making things with drop cloth for yrs, lol, and it all started quite by accident! I volunteer at a thrift shop and we got a drop cloth in and it had some paint on it in some areas, but I was like Hmmm, I can use this! So, I bought it for prob $1 or $1.50 (I get half off if I buy items the day I work and I work every Mon, although we've been closed all winter now bc of virus and its killing me! I also found out the small business I worked for the last 10 yrs is selling. Ive been laid off since April and now I wont even HAVE a job when things open. Im really stressed & worried bc I also have to work around my sons school schedule & he is on a ridiculous "hybrid" schedule where he goes Mon, Wed, Fri one week, then Tues Thurs the next & how do you work around that mess at a job?! Ughh! So, thank you for these vids bc they help me channel my energy, lifts my spirits & gives me ideas of things to make & sell at my booth!) and that was probably 5 yrs ago now, lol! I kept looking for more to come in to the thrift, but none did.
Then it hit me one day, lol, LOOK AT HOME DEPOT!!!! So, I went and sure enough! I bought the one I thought was the same, but unfortunately it was too light weight, so I bought another heavier one and it was PERFECT! I also was surprised how STIFF they were brand new! I realized the one I had from thrift was probably washed and dried many times, so I threw my new ones in the wash and then dryer 2 or 3 times and it was PERFECT! I thought, though, there had to be a way to buy it without having to buy a (I think was $20-$30 each for the heavier ones) drop cloth...so I looked it up and what material it was made form and sure enough!!!!! I got it SOOOOO much cheaper online for just the Duck Cloth material instead of the cut, hemmed and sewn drop cloth! If anyone is planning on using the drop cloth a LOT to decorate and make things with, then I'd really suggest looking for the MATERIAL instead of getting the drop cloth itself. Its usually under Duck Cloth Or Duck Cloth Canvas and most places with have the various weight/weave tightness or thickness. The last time I ordered it, I got a med weight and prob about 5 yards and it ended up costing $11! I cant even get ONE drop cloth for that price! It was also stiff as ever, lol, but a few runs through the washer and dryer and its perfect to work with! And you dont have to worry about running out and remembering what one you got last time, or if the store will have the same drop cloth in stock, bc as I learned over the yrs, not all drop cloths are made the same, lol! Ive ended up going with a different brand and then finding it was a shade off and separate you would not notice, but put them together in the same project and it was REALLY noticeable! So, now I just buy the "raw cloth" and its MUCH easier! I think I even seen it at Walmart near the Ticking material, but it sold just as "canvas" cloth. I never tried it from Walmart, so I can say, but I did see it there.
Anyway sorry this is so long! I hope the info helps anyone that sees the price of the drop cloth and it scares them off, ESP if they go with the cheaper weight, just to get home and not like it bc its so thin, but the other ones are so expensive.
Thanks so much for all the tips, hopefully we can get pass all this virus stuff so you can get back to your routine and your son can get back on a regular school schedule. Hoping for the best God Bless!💚💚💚💚
Oh my goodness these little bunnies are so cuteeeeee. I love them. You have such good diys. Thank you for sharing ♡♡
Love you, Diana! You’re the best. Always so positive and encouraging. Truly appreciate you.
@@OurGreeneAcres you are so welcome. I love your videos. You have such a sweet spirit. Thank you for sharing your talents❤
New subscriber..... just adore your projects.
Welcome, Jaci! Thanks so much for subscribing. We are so happy to have over on our channel!
You are most welcome..... thank you for the welcome.
Teresa these are so adorable! I have always loved bunnies.. I had some of the fabric bunnies from the 90’s...loved the staging as always😘
Me too, girl! I love bunnies and these were so much fun to make, creating each ones face and “clothes”. Hope you are doing well and always love talking to you! Much love from Bama!
Adorable!! Did you make the carrots pictured in the vignette? Love to see more DIY’s. You’re so talented. Thanks
Awe, thanks, Tawana! I did not make those carrots. They came from one of my favorite stores, Target! I have a video going up hopefully tomorrow where I’m gonna be making some carrots though! So stay tuned! Thanks again.
These are so cute. Any ideas on how to add some little arms?
Hi Jane, I would just stuff some pieces of the sock or top. Whatever fabric you are using, I would cut some strips and glue up like arms and fill them. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching, Teresa
What is your music? Love it❤and your style
The first song/music is called Humidity! I like it too. Thanks so much.
I just seeing your vedeio on makeing your Rabbits. Where can a person find the whiskers at for the Bunny's? Great Job . I might gave that a try to make soon .
I hope you make some, Connie! I made those whiskers from twine! You can make them very easy. Thanks for watching.
I love your channel- but I m more for demo not so much talking
Thanks, Caroline! I really appreciate your feedback. I totally understand and I’m the same way. I have a lot that do want a narrative so I will try to put in my description the time frame of when the demo starts so maybe ones that do not wish to hear me talk, can skip over and get right to the demo. I will try to improve so it will be good for all to enjoy! Thanks again and your feedback is always welcomed!
I've loved getting to know u and your personality that goes into your creations
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Thanks so much for watching!