AdventurerKatziQuickly this Easter bag is made! Paints on a butterbread bag the outline of a rabbit and glues up as a highlight a wuschel/pommel. Already the rabbit, and thus this small crafting, is ready!
Just as quickly with this template you make a decoration for an egg box, which you can use as a gift packaging for painted Easter eggs. Look for yourself!
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Start by painting an Easter bunny, or you will print out the Easter Bunny template.
Then you put the template under a butterbread bag and paust (malt) the rabbit on the bag.
You can see the lines through the thin butterbread paper.
Paint the rabbit with a felt pen.
The bag is ready.
For this you cut out the rabbit from the template. Then border it with a felt pen.
Then remove the label on the egg box. Small pieces of the label can stop, they do not disturb.
Tip: Instead of a gift ribbon, tie a wool thread around the box. This looks beautiful.
Give away a box full of self-painted Easter eggs!
Have fun trying out.
Materials
Directions
Start by painting an Easter bunny, or you will print out the Easter Bunny template.
Then you put the template under a butterbread bag and paust (malt) the rabbit on the bag.
You can see the lines through the thin butterbread paper.
Paint the rabbit with a felt pen.
The bag is ready.
For this you cut out the rabbit from the template. Then border it with a felt pen.
Then remove the label on the egg box. Small pieces of the label can stop, they do not disturb.
Tip: Instead of a gift ribbon, tie a wool thread around the box. This looks beautiful.
Give away a box full of self-painted Easter eggs!
Have fun trying out.
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