Apr
11

Project Flashback: Bunny Bots

Robbit Plushies!
This project was originally posted in 2010 in partnership with I Love to Create. 

BUNNY BOTS

Rabbits are nice but robots are (dare I say) cooler–this year add a little techie love to a traditional bunny to make the kids a Bunny Bot plushie for their Easter basket! Here’s how.
 

MATERIALS
Grey Felt
Poly or Bamboo Stuffing
Sewing Machine & Grey Thread
Fashion Graffiti Fabric Paint Tagger (in either color: Soho, Merge or Taxicab)

Fine Tip Paint Brush
Optional: Embroidery Needle & Floss (Silver & Light Blue)
Optional: Wooden Skewer
 
How-To
  • Cut front & back pieces for the head, body, legs, arms & ears (see photo below for examples.)
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  • Use Fabric Paint Tagger to color in the center of the front ear pieces, and a square on the front body piece. Let dry.
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  • Use Fabric Marker to draw a robot-y face on front head piece and the frequency modulator line on the body front.
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  • Using needle & floss, embroider detailing on the body & eyes (optional).
  • Sew Bunny Bot together using a top stitch & 1/4″ seam allowance; stuffing all pieces (except the ears) as you go along.
Note: If you don’t want your Robbit to be all flopsy-mopsy, insert a wooden skewer through the stuffing in the body & head.
 

 

Blue Bunny Bot

Blue Robbit
 

 

Pink Bunny Bot

Pink Robbit
 

 

Yellow Bunny Bot

Yellow Robbit
 
Beep-beep, hippity-hop–Happy Easter!
 
 

12 Responses to “Project Flashback: Bunny Bots”

  1. Allegra

    Oh, I love this Vickie! My 2 1/2 yo daughter is obsessed with robots, this would be perfect to add to her Easter basket.

    Reply
  2. Bonnie

    How cute are those???? Does your brain ever shut off? 🙂 Keep up the good work.

    Reply
  3. Sorka

    Ooooh that is the perfect idea for use with the bunny eyes I came across at the thrift store last week! OOH yeah! I see me making a few of these for Toy Society drops in the next week or two! Thanks for the idea!!

    Reply
  4. SarahR

    Hi. Am making these for Easter. Could use some more specific sewing instructions… For example, do you sew and stuff the limbs first and then attach to body? Any details would be much appreciated. Thanks.

    Reply

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