Bunny Art Project

This is another one of my hare-brained 
projects using leftovers: 
leftover scrap plywood and house paint.

Here's where I started.....

I sanded the rough edges from a 22"X30" 

piece of plywood.

I still had a container of yellow kitchen paint. 

I gave it two coats.

I downloaded the bunny template from my
inspiration blog Serendipity Refined.
I increased the size to 300 on my copier.

I printed in four pages.
I cut it out and taped it together.

I traced it onto the board and painted it in 

with white paint I had on hand.

The bunny got two coats too.

I did this all outside by the pool

because the weather is heavenly.

I also printed the butterfly onto card stock,

 cut it out and gave it a crease.

I attached it to the tip of the bunny's nose

 with a dab of hot glue. I also painted in a
little grass...freehand and added the
teensiest bit of gray accent. 

Larry cut a piece of scrap plywood on the
diagonal to use for the hanging bracket.
 One piece is screwed into the wall and
one piece onto the back of the bunny. 

They lock into place when hung. 

We hung it outside on the wall next to our 

double entry doors.

I was going to add lettering down the left side.

S-P-R-I-N-G

But I'm leaving it as is...for now.

I'm thinking of doing this for each

season. So easy and the wall

bracket is up and ready for more.

Happy Spring!

Links: Under The Table And Dreaming,
Between Naps On The Porch,
Coastal Charm, A Stroll Thru Life,

The Shabby Creek Cottage,
Savvy Southern Style,
No Minimalist Here, 36th Avenue,
Domestically Speaking, Stone Gable