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Greet your guests this spring with this adorable Easter Bunny Hoop Wreath!
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Materials needed for Easter Bunny Hoop Wreath
7 inch wooden embroidery hoop
10 inch wooden embroidery hoop
White broadcloth
White stiff felt
Pink felt
Cricut Maker
Fine point blade
Black iron on vinyl
Light grip mat
Fabric mat
Cricut basic tool set
Cricut EasyPress 2
Hot glue gun
Scissors
Plaid Easter ribbon
Design Space images used for this post:
Bunny Egg #M2194E6E – for the ears
3D Bunny Box #M2193219 – for the face
Create your bunny ears first. Size them to 11 inches. Cut the ear from stiff white felt. When you set up the materials, be sure to change your tool to the rotary blade. I find it works much better with any of the felts. Cut the white part of the ear first and then the middle using the pink felt. Hot glue the pink felt to the middle of the white felt.
Set ears aside and iron your white broadcloth. Create the face using the image listed above. Cut everything but the nose using the black iron on vinyl. Weed away excess vinyl.
Set your EasyPress 2 to 315 degrees for 30 seconds. Warm the white cloth for 5 seconds. Arrange the image onto the cloth. Apply EasyPress 2 and set timer. Once timer ends, return EasyPress 2 to its cradle. Carefully peel away the liner.
Place the bunny face into the middle of the 7 inch hoop.
Next cut the nose out of pink felt. Hot glue into the center of the bunny face.
Place another piece of white cloth into the 10 inch embroidery hoop. Follow the directions for assembling the Snowman Hoop Wreath. You can find that post here.
Hot glue the felt bunny ears to the back of the Easter Bunny head.
Tie the plaid Easter ribbon around the “neck” of the Easter bunny and create a bow.
I absolutely love this little guy! He will look great on the wall with my other Easter decorations!
