Once upon a time, in Nana's garden, a bunny lived in a little house.
She has blue eyes and loves to wear her blue checked skirt. Adventures await!
Her favorite toy is a carrot, almost as big as she is. She has a pillow, soft and pink, on which to lay her head.
At naptime, she is tucked into her little house, with the blanket pulled up snug and her beloved carrot beside her.
Little Miss A is going on a road trip soon. Inspired by Pinterest and Altoids tins, I created this little play thing to take along. It's so cute I almost want one for myself. I might do a tutorial on this - it was fun to make! I'm mulling Bunny names - can you think of any?
Oh yes, Lorrie, a tutorial would be much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteNames?
Chummy, Checkers, Honey, Bitty, Bitsy, Hops,Carmen (after all, she's going to have a few car trips),Bronwyn.
That is adorable, Lorrie. How fun that car trip is going to be now.
ReplyDeleteI, too, would be interested in a tutorial.
As for names, I'm drawing a blank.
No, but I think that your granddaughter is going to be completely charmed by this and will certainly name her little bunny companion. Please do a tutorial. It looks like such a fun creation for many ages.
ReplyDeleteOh, I think I could enjoy playing with that!!
ReplyDeleteI think he looks like a Sunny Bunny.
Oh my that is just adorable. Your granddaughter is going to love it and will think of a sweet name for it.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh I want one too. Please do the tutorial - that is one of the cutest things I've seen in a long long time. Little Miss A is going to love it. Hmmm bunny names - let me think. And where is my felt???
ReplyDeleteOhhhh I want one too. Please do the tutorial - that is one of the cutest things I've seen in a long long time. Little Miss A is going to love it. Hmmm bunny names - let me think. And where is my felt???
ReplyDeleteHow cute and what fun you must have had and indeed Little Miss A will have too. She looks like a Belinda Bunny to me!
ReplyDeleteOh how very sweet! I do hope you wrote the little story for Miss A. A lovely keepsake. Enjoy you weekend. Bonnie
ReplyDeleteJust adorable, Lorrie . . . a tutorial is a great idea.
ReplyDeleteI know I certainly would have loved a little friend like this when I was a girl! Or, perhaps even now. :)
ReplyDeleteAhhhhh... cute! What a great entertainment box. I'm sure Little Miss will be enjoying that on her upcoming trip.
ReplyDeleteIt is just darling! I want one! I have thought of doing something like this from times to time. You did a beautiful job and what a perfect travel gift. I would call the bunny Honey.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness...what a dear gift for your granddaughter! She is sure to love it! I love it! :D
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this! What a terrific Granny you are, she'll love it to bits.
ReplyDeleteC'est mignon comme tout :) Même les plus grands joueraient encore avec... je suis sûre que Laure adorerait et inventerait des tas d'histoires. Elise s'est fait une poupée en tissu récemment et elle ne la quitte plus (je croyais qu'à 11 ans elle aurait d'autres préoccupations !)
ReplyDeletePour ce qui est des noms de lapin, nous avions un Popotte, et un Carotte (mais là comme il a une carotte, je ne crois pas que ce soit une bonne idée)... Sinon en anglais je ne vois pas, désolée.
Pl ea se do a tutorial. This is soo cute and sweet! What a lovely thing to play with in the car, or any time. I'm always charmed by your handwork!
ReplyDeleteOh, I LOVE it!!! I must make one! Do a tutorial!!! Quickly!
ReplyDeleteOh MY I want one too...now you'll have to show us how or something! This is just too cute!!
ReplyDeleteI want one to take on my next road trip - the cutest ever!
ReplyDeleteMary X
So sweet and you are so clever.
ReplyDeleteOh my word, she and her little "home" are adorable! Marty is totally smitten. How about Nibbles for a name?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness... your felt work is fabulous! I would love to try my hand at working with felt... I think you've inspired me!
ReplyDeletebig hugs,
Cheryl