If you're looking for a fun and easy bunny woodcraft to make for Easter or the springtime my "I Love My Egg" bunny woodcraft might be perfect.  She makes an adorable decoration for any cottage, shabby chic, or Victorian home.

"I Love My Egg" is so proud of her beautiful large egg and small Easter egg.  Her large egg is just so beautiful, so cheery.  Every time she looks at it she can't help but smile.
"I Love My Egg" is a pattern to make a brush & sponge painted wooden bunny and wooden sponge painted egg.  The wood bunny is brush and sponge painted with outlining along the edges, a painted face, and floppy white felt ears.  She is wearing a brushed felt vest with lace trim along the neckline. She has a white tuft of roving hair and a large pink fabric bow on the top of her head.


Her small Easter egg is painted and striped.  The beautiful large wooden egg is sponge painted with white, blue, pink and lilac colors and has a fabric bow decoration and zig-zag painted stripes.

"I Love My Egg" is hoping when you see her you'll smile, too.


To view and download my free e-pattern please CLICK HERE.  You'll be brought to Google Drive where you can view my free e-pattern. Then just download my free .pdf e-pattern  by clicking on the down arrow in the top center.

Once my e-product is downloaded to your computer you can save it and print it. I hope you enjoy my free e-products.

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When I was growing up Easter was a really big holiday.  It was the time of the year when we got new "best outfits" for going to church and had leg of lamb for dinner.  My mother always made the best leg of lamb.  No one else has ever been able to make it as well.  Just thinking about it brings back memories of sitting in the kitchen with the smell of the leg of lamb filling the air.  Yum..........
In thinking about Easter I remembered my beautiful and beloved step-daughter, Kim, and I had made some Easter egg terra cotta pots decorations over 18 years ago - one large and one small pot for the each of us.  We had so much fun making them I thought you might like to make some of your own so I decided to create a free e-book on how we did it.

I hope you have as much fun as we did.  Enjoy!


To view and download my free e-book please CLICK HERE. You'll be brought to Google Drive where you can view our free e-book. Then just download our free .pdf e-book from the File menu in the upper left hand corner.

For more information on all my free e-patterns, e-printables and e-books please CLICK HERE.

As far as I'm concerned it's never too early  for making bunnies - especially when they're all easy to do and totally adorable.  We've got 9 adorable free bunny decoration e-patterns and/or tutorial e-books that are easy to make for the Easter, Spring and Summer season that you're going to love. Enjoy!

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As far as home decorations are concerned you can never have enough wreaths. They're just so much fun to work with and so versatile.

Holiday wreaths, seasonal wreaths, wreaths for special occasions, wreaths of every media - glass, real floral, silk floral, natural greens, wood, painted, paper, metal, ceramic, clay, needle felted, yarn, wool, fabric - even popsicle sticks or Lego's. The list is endless.

Wreaths can be shabby chic, romantic, Victorian, primitive, rustic, recycled, contemporary, country, folksy - the list is endless.


Now I know what you're thinking, "You've never met a wreath you haven't loved. Yeah, right Linda.... you love everything crafty. In fact, there isn't any craft you've met that you haven't loved!" Well, that may be true but wreaths certainly are one of my favorites. I love making them and love decorating with them.

Did I mention I love wreaths......   I also love looking at pictures of wreaths that other artists and crafters have created and I'm always amazed at the beautiful designs. I keep thinking that I've seen just about every kind of wreath there is when I'll see a picture of a wreath made out of something I would never have thought of or a new design.

Over the years I've created many, many wreaths of my own and written about some of them on my Linda's Blog.


Back in 2010 I wrote a post which was about making puffy fabric wreaths, like the ones shown in the pictures above, using an E-Z wreathmaker, which is a tool that allows you to clamp single or double rail clamp-style wreath rings. You know the metal rings with prongs that you see hanging up in the floral section of the craft supply stores. There's no way you can fold the metal prongs down without a large clamp. Think of the E-Z wreathmaker as a giant stapler and you'll get the idea. I ended up making 5 or 6 of these type of wreaths.

All of the fabric wreaths are 12" fabric decoration wreaths with embellishments, depending on the season or holiday.  All can be hung on the wall.



I've also dabbled with pressed flowers and ended up making several nature themed pictures using pressed flowers and, of course, one of those was the wreath picture shown above.


One of my earliest memories of a wreath being made was the pinecone wreath my mother had made when I was a child and which was a torturous wreath to make. Working with pinecones and wire is not for the faint at heart and certainly not for someone who faints at the sight of blood.  My mother's hands were bloody for days on end from the wire cuts. Her wreath ended up being absolutely beautiful and proudly resided above the fireplace mantle in my parents home for many, many years.

Right now it resides in a box in my basement waiting to be repaired. I promised my mother I would repair it.  Sadly, some of the pinecones have deteriorated over the years. However, it was also the inspiration for the pinecone wreath shown above that I made several years ago and blogged about in a post entitled "My Favorite Pinecone Wreath - I Just had To Make One."  I created a free how-to for making this wreath here so you could make one of your own.

I just LOVE handmade wreaths of every size and type. Cloth, wood, silk floral, natural greens - it doesn't matter. Country ones, folk-art, Victorian, primitive - it doesn't matter. I LOVE them all. If you do, too, and would like to learn how to make wreaths perhaps some of my free tutorials and how-to's for the wreaths shown in the picture at the beginning of this post will be helpful to you.

"Bernice Me, Bunny" is pure sunshine. She just loves life, loves everyone, and especially loves the Spring season. It's when she feels the closest to nature and when she gets to wear her most beautiful Victorian dresses. You see, "Bernice Me, Bunny" loves everything and anything Victorian. Especially the bright and sunny Victorian dresses with lots of foo-foo and lace. The brighter the dress and the larger the lace trim - the better. At least according to Bernice.

"Bernice Me, Bunny" is a 21" Victorian square bottomed warm and natural bodied bunny doll with an embroidered bunny face with black bead eyes and animal nose. Her mouth outline and eyebrows are straight stitched and her cheeks are blushed. Her warm and natural ears are wired with fabric inner ears which are also blushed. Bernice has a layer of wide lace trim along the bottom of her body. Her favorite Spring Victorian dress is gathered at the bodice and neck edge and the sleeves are gathered at the shoulders and wrists. It has two layers of gathered lace trim above the bottom hem edge, along the sleeve hem edges, and along the waistline. Her vest is lined and folded then top stitched along the front edge. Her frilly, gathered bonnet is lined and lace trimmed along the edges. It is tied in a bow under her chin. Slits in her gathered bonnet accommodate her wired large ears.

"Bernice Me, Bunny" is just the happiest bunny around and hopes that she can convince you that life is wonderful and Spring is the best time of the year.

I just love designing and creating silk floral arrangements.  If you do, too, you be happy to know that we have 7 free tutorial e-books showing how to create several different kind of silk floral centerpieces and arrangements and topiaries.  Just click the links below.  Enjoy!

We've got 9 adorable free bunny decoration e-patterns and/or tutorial e-books that are easy to make for the Easter, Spring and Summer season that you're going to love.  Enjoy!

Just click on the links below:

Spring is a joyous time of the year.  As a result, I love to create free e-patterns, free e-printables, and free e-books for my customers and blog readers and have created several of each.