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Quick & Simple DIY Wood Bead Easter Bunny

Create a simple Easter decoration for your springtime fun! These can be made into napkin holders, tiered tray decor, and jar toppers for those candy displays!

Materials Needed:
1″ Round Unfinished Wood Beads
1″ Unfinished Wood Balls
Unfinished Wood Toss Rings
3/8″ Purple Velvet Ribbon
Orange Stitched Satin Ribbon
Wood Craft Popsicle Sticks
Bright Yellow Grosgrain Ribbon
Hot Glue
Scissors

Material list here: https://factorydirectcraft.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=fbbnnywdbd

Let’s grab your supplies, channel your inner artist, and let get crafting!

Step 1:

Here we will get the materials set to make the cute bunnies. Grab your popsicle sticks and cut them to your desired length. I choose to make them a bit longer. I cut them right about at 1 1/4 inch in length.

Step 2:

Grab your 1 inch wooden bead with the hole or you can use a wooden ball with a flat bottom. This will be the ‘body’ of the bunny. Grab 1 of the 1 inch wooden ball that has no holes. you will glue those together with the hot glue gun.

Step 3 :

You will take your popsicle sticks that you cut and glue them on the top wood ball. These will make the cute ‘not so floppy’ ears! You will want to glue them up towards the middle of the ball. This will leave room for the toss ring that will come into play next step.

Step 4 :

Grab your toss ring and you will then glue that in the crease of the two balls. This will become the ring to allow you to use as the napkin ring holder.

Step 5 :

Lastly, grab your desired colored ribbons to add a special touch to the cute widdle guys!

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Dyeing Wooden Easter Eggs with Classic Egg Dye

These vibrantly Dyed wooden Easter eggs are an easy DIY idea for kids. An educational toy that provides hours of play based learning fun! The best part is..these eggs will never go rotten.

Difficulty level: Beginner
Time to complete:6-8 hours

Materials Needed:
Assorted Size Unfinished Wood Eggs Set
Classic PAAS Egg Dye Kit
Cups
Water
Vinegar
Measuring cups
Parchment Paper
Cookie tray

Let’s grab your supplies, channel your inner artist, and let get crafting!

Step 1:
First you will follow the directions on the PAAS Classic egg dye kit.

*Drop a dye tablet in each cup
*Mix in 1 Teaspoon of Vinegar
*Wait for the tablets to dissolve
*Pour in 1/2 cup of warm water

Step 2:
Once all colors are ready inside each cup, you will carefully drop the wooden eggs inside each cup. I was able to fit 2 big eggs and 2 smaller eggs in each.

Let them sit for about 3 hours. During this time, you will periodically turn the eggs over to make sure all areas are covered well and soak up the color.

Step 3:

Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper and place the eggs on to allow them to dry! Don’t worry about how dark they are…. once they dry, they become a beautiful vibrant color.

Let them dye completely – This may take about 4-6 hours.

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