DIY Moss Bunny Art

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Hey y’all…I don’t know if I have Spring Fever or what, but I’ve been like the Energizer Bunny at my house. Right now I am in the middle of several projects! I’m painting furniture, creating an art installation for my bedroom, sewing pillows and I just completed a closet makeover. I’m making some seasonal craft decor too. Today I want to share with you one of the craft projects – an easy DIY moss bunny art piece.

You already know my obsession love for all things moss and this easy project is no exception. I gathered up:

• an aged piece of wood
• sheet moss
• festive ribbon
• scissors
• glue

I found a bunny design that I liked by looking online. I drew a free-hand outline on the backside of the sheet moss. Because I wanted the bunny to have a 3D effect, I cut out two bunny patterns and adhered them on top of each other. Remember, cutting moss is a little messy as it frays on the edges.

I used my new favorite glue, Titebond III. It takes about 30 minutes to dry and it really keeps everything intact. I placed a small amount in the center of the board and then laid the cutouts on top.

This adorable polka dot ribbon is the perfect accessory. I fashioned a bow and placed it on the bunny’s neckline.

Within just a few minutes this sweet project was complete.

For now bunny looks super cute on the mantel, but I know I will move her to another room soon 🙂

Can I just express how happy I am that peonies are back in season! They are so beautiful and fragrant.

Tarnished silver is one of my go-to decor elements. It can be used in casual design or more formal decor.

I’m thinking about making a second art piece with an egg shaped cutout. You know, because I don’t have enough projects going on right now 🙂

Until tomorrow,

XO~Vicki