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diy boxwood bunny

By Brooke Riley 2 Comments

23 Jan
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I’m not sure if it’s the unseasonably warm weather we have had recently or the March flowers that have bloomed way early, but I am feeling Spring! Easter will be here before we know it, and today I have a fun little craft to get us ready. Bunnies are so cute, and I love to decorate with them for Easter and Spring in general. This bunny was created using a boxwood pick from Walmart, and the whole project was less than $5!

I used the following supplies for this project:
– Framed sign (Or even just a frame with cardboard background)
– Boxwood pick
– (1) sheet of wallpaper from the Dollar Tree
– Hot glue gun
– ¼” or ½” ribbon (optional)
– Measuring tape
– Pencil
– Scissors

First of all, let me remind you to always be on the lookout for these little framed signs. This one just had a flat, printed image, but it was 70% at Pop Shelf, making it only $1.20! You can’t beat that!

I found this wooden herringbone patterned wallpaper at the dollar tree, and I loved the variation of colors in it…this makes it easy to match a variety of woods.

I measured the inside of the frame and then marked the measurements on the back of the
wallpaper.

After trimming it down to the correct size, I peeled back the paper and lined it up at the top of the frame. I slowly peeled back the paper, smoothing the wallpaper down as I went.

I purchased this boxwood pick at Walmart for $1.28. I removed all the little sprigs from the stems.

Next, using the hot glue gun, I glued the pieces to form a circle at the base of the frame.

I then glued a smaller circle on top of the larger (body) circle to form the head.

Finally, I glued down the boxwood pieces for the ears.

Now, you can definitely add a little bow at the base of the ears or under the head. I decided to add a little orange gingham bow. It gave it a little pop of color and coordinated well with the carrots I was using.

I love how the greenery and wood are so versatile and can work with a variety of home décor styles and colors.

How adorable did he turn out?!!! This was such a quick and easy project on a major budget!

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Last Updated on January 23, 2023

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Comments

  1. Kristie Baxter says

    March 19, 2023 at 8:09 am

    That is so stinkin cute!! I think I just might have everything to make that!! Terrific idea, Brooke!! Happy Birthday to you….Happy Birthday to you…Happy Birthday dear Brooke….Happy Birthday to you!!!????

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  2. Amy Humphries says

    February 25, 2025 at 9:50 am

    Too cute and super affordable! Not to mention it’s really easy to make. Thank you as always for inspiring us to make the cutest things!

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