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Do you have any of those round placemats in your stash? If so, you can make this unique bunny sign. Originally, I intended for my bunny to have a face, but my vision just wasn’t coming together, so I decided to make something inspirational with it instead! Keep reading to see how to create a unique placemat bunny!

The first thing I did was find a couple pieces of cardboard and drew out a bunny ear onto one of them. I then cut that out and traced it onto the other piece of cardboard and cut.  

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Once both were cut, I placed them onto the backside of my fabric, traced, and then cut them out of the fabric. This fabric came from Walmart. It’s a gorgeous spring print. 

Next, I used mod podge onto the cardboard ears to adhere the fabric to them. 

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Once my fabric was applied to the cardboard, I lined them both with twine. 

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Now, Let’s Work on the Placemats!

Sandwich the two placemats together and run a bead of hot glue around the outside edge of the inside. Press down to secure and continue gluing all the way around until you have a small opening left. 

Start stuffing your placemats when you just have a small opening left. Don’t close it up after stuffing, because you’ll be adding your ears to the inside as well. 

Insert one of your ears into the opening and glue it down onto the bottom placemat. Then add more glue onto the top of the ear and press down the top placemat to close it up. Do this to the other ear, then close up the rest of the placemat. 

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After the bunny ears were secure, I added a jute rope around the border of the placemat. 

Originally, I had intended for my bunny to have a face, but the vision I had for this project just wasn’t coming together for me. I decided instead to find a calendar image to attach to the front instead. This is where the unique comes in. Lol Bet you’ll never see another project exactly like this one! 

Basically, I cut a circle out of an image and a piece of carboard, mod podged the image onto the cardboard and lined it with twine. Tada! Instant centerpiece! Ha!

I used hot glue to secure it to the front of my placemat bunny pillow, then added a pom pom to the bottom corner as sort of like a bunny tail. 

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It’s Definitely Unique, Right?! Lol

I finished it off by adding this re-fabbed bow to one of the ears! 

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I hope you enjoyed this tutorial on How to Create a Unique Placemat Bunny!

Pin that image to save it to your pinterest boards! 

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If you make something like this and add a face to yours, please be sure to share it with me, because I really wanted to add a face! Lol Either way, I like how it turned out and that it is uniquely my own! Let me know what you think and I welcome your critiques! We’d love for you to come back and visit our blog and please join our email family to keep up with what we’re doing each week!

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