The inspiration for this rabbit
came from an Easter card
I found at
I loved the idea of a grey bunny
with a pink gingham dress.
I love the hat
and the pink striped socks
and little black shoes.
Now, Molly here is a toddler bunny,
and mine are a little older than that
so I made the dress
more suitable for a big girl.
First,
painting the body grey.
This gristly image
is the body drying outside
between sandings.
After being painted and sanded
I glued on the head
and shoulder plate.
I know.
Awkward!
A lined and fitted bodice.
A full skirt.
Little white collar.
Tucks along the hem.
And the dress is finished!
It has a wide sash
at the back,
and white daisies
on the collar and cuffs.
And it's perfect
for playing dolls,
on long Summer days
in the meadow.
The bunny in a oink dress is so sweet! I really like how make dresses too..Because they have to be small and it is difficult to stitch and sew small parts. Well done! May be your bunny would need a hat? or a kerchief :) it is going to be hot in the meadow on summer days...
ReplyDeleteThank you! Yes, I think she needs a little hat, like the one in the Easter card.
DeleteThis is so charming!
ReplyDeleteLove the photos- looks like she's posing for a photo shoot!
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Cheers!
Thank you so much! The photo shoot came about through sheer procrastination. I hadn't mown the lawn and there was this huge patch of buttercups. I couldn't resist!
DeleteHow absolutely CUTE!
ReplyDeleteLove your Molly pics, she´s a gorgeous model!
Thank you very much! She's fun to pose, I have to admit!
DeleteLovely gray bunny. She looks so sweet in her pink dress among the buttercups!!
DeleteThank you so much! Yes, I saw those flowers and realised this wasn't time to cut the grass, this was a photo opportunity!
DeleteShe is the sweetest bunny that I have seen.
ReplyDeleteHave you finished your Mini Challenge head yet?
Oh my goodness! Yes I have, finished it very late on the 12th and I thought I was too late. Let me get that to you right away!
DeleteThank you for popping in and I'm glad you like my bunny!
She looks very pretty in her pink frock. The buttercups look great too.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I got lucky with the buttercups. It seems a shame to cut them now.
DeletePretty in Pink. You are so talented girl. I wish I could own one of your creations!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Sumaya
Thank you, Sumaya.That's really sweet of you! Heh, I should have called this blog post pretty in pink!
DeleteShe's really lovely dressed in pink gingham.....lovely setting for the picture too:)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Mary Ann. It was just a case of luck and timing and the fact my lawn hasn't been cut yet. Serendipitous procrastination!
DeleteOne of these days, I am going to have to treat myself to one of your creations!! I truly love them!! Hugs ;o)
ReplyDeleteAw, that's very sweet of you, Magic Love Crow! Hugs in return.
DeleteHugs ;o) I really do love your creations ;o)
DeleteHow very adorable! See - i told you they were made for it other. ;)
ReplyDeletelove how they came out...the grey and pink are fantastic together!
Thank you, Ron. They do look like they're having fun, don't they? I've always loved pink and grey together.
DeleteI LOVE this! Pink gingham on grey rabbits is on awesome look!
ReplyDeleteOh! Thank you, Simon! That means a lot coming from you. You know I love your fabulous dolls' dresses
DeleteMolly is beautiful and has such a ladylike appeal. I love the pink gingham dress and it compliments molly's grey coloring. Alice is such a sweety too. The dresses have such a freshness ... so prestine and crisp and clean....
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