As many of us do, I was perusing the GLORIOUS spring decor aisles at Hobby Lobby & came across the cutest, I mean the CUTEST little vintage reproduction tobacco basket……and what really made it cute was it was miniature……Awwwww right??! Anywho, I snagged a few & couldn’t wait to create something with them. On that same day of happy shopping, I found a pack of the sweetest little moss bunnies & I knew something precious was going to happen.
So the basket & the moss bunnies were the main ingredients in this little craft recipe I had in mind & the rest just came flowing. A little of this, a dash of that & I was able to create such a neat little decor piece! I do believe that the most fun part of crafting is adding all the little details & this one is certainly interesting with all the textures & muted spring colors!
I did originally create one of these Live with my Facebook community, but then recorded a straight to the point tutorial video for you! Scroll down to watch the quick video & also check out the Supply List I created! Some items are even linked for your convenience!
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Here is the LIST of SUPPLIES I used for this project: (have fun putting your own spin on it for many different seasons)
- Mini Tobacco Basket (Hobby Lobby)
- Moss Bunny (Hobby Lobby)
- White Chalk Paint (Dixie Belle color “Fluff”)
- Various spring colored Chalk Paint (Dixie Belle colors “Terra Cotta”, “Vintage Duck Egg”, “Sea Glass”)
- “Burnt Umber” Folk Art Acrylic Paint
- Ripped Fabric (Hobby Lobby)
- Canvas Drop Cloth (Walmart)
- Polyfil (Hobby Lobby)
- Hot Glue Gun with regular hot glue
- Hot Glue Gun with Surebonder fabric hot glue
- Scissors
- Greenery for Carrot (Hobby Lobby)
- Small Decorative Eggs (Craft Outlet)
- Spanish Moss (Hobby Lobby)
- American Moss (Hobby Lobby)
- Wooden Shim (Lowe’s)
- Easter Blessings Decal (I created on my Silhouette)
- Decal Application tools
It’ll be perfect on a little easel, as a wreath embellishment, mounted to wood for a sign or even in a tiered tray!! Lots of uses for this one! & keep an eye out because I picked up a few more on my last craft shopping trip…can’t wait to share what else I come up with! Hope you’re inspired to give it a try! Be sure to Pin it for later!!
