Hello sweet friend! I’m so happy you stopped by to read how I did these ADORABLE mini bunny pots.
They look SO cute on my Spring 3-Tiered Tray.
Have you seen these CUTE little eggs at the Dollar Tree?! They are adorable as they are but I’m going to show you how I changed them match farmhouse decor.
- clay pots
- plastic Easter eggs with bunny ears
- chalk paint
- Waverly – Plaster
- Waverly – Mineral
- paint brush
- reindeer moss
- hot glue
- jute rope/twine
- finger nail polish remover
- clothespins
- cotton balls
I started by using some finger nail polish remover to take off faces of plastic eggs. I used a clothespin to clip on one ear to hold while I painted the egg. I slide the clothes pin on tin can to help hold them up until they dried. I put 2 coats of paint on each egg.
While my eggs were drying, I painted my clay pots with 2 coats of chalk paint. I painted about a 1/2 inch down inside the clay pot just in case the moss doesn’t cover the inside.
I added then added some distressing to each pot with my finger dipped in Mineral chalk paint. This can also be achieved with a stencil brush or sponge. You can see how I used my finger at this point in the video here.
Once those were all dry I put some hot glue inside the clay pot and added a bit of reindeer moss. I made a little “nest” or hole with the moss, so that my egg bunny could sit inside the pot.
I hot glued the bunny on the moss, securing it in place.
I wrapped jute twine several times around the put and made a two-loop bow. Gluing it in place.
CUTE BUNNIES to add to my three tier tray – click here to see how I put it together and how I added the bunnies into my farmhouse decor.
See how I made these SUPER CUTE BUNNIES by watching below or clicking here to watch on YouTube.
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