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Make a Bunny Finger Puppet

7th April 2020

YOU WILL NEED

  • white felt
  • black embroidery thread
  • pink embroidery thread
  • green embroidery thread
  • white sewing thread
  • a small white pom-pom
  • scissors
  • needle
  • Cut out two bunny shapes from felt.
  • Decorate the shapes on opposite sides, using one or two strands of embroidery thread.
  • Stitch small eyes, using black embroidery thread. One or two stitches using 2 strands of thread will give your bunny a friendly look!
  • Blanket-stitch the two pieces together with white cotton, starting with a few strong ‘over and over’ stitches at the base to strengthen.
  • When you reach the ears, leave them loose and just make a few tiny stitches across the head until you reach the other side of the body. Continue to stitch down the bunny’s back, and make a few strong ‘over and over’ stitches to secure at the base.
  • Stitch on the pom-pom for a tail.
  • Add a pink nose and whiskers.

Jo Pillinger lives in Bristol, where she runs Craftpod, a crafting and stitching subscription box inspired by nature and the seasons. 


This craft feature was originally published in JUNO Spring 2019.


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