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Easter Craft Projects - Beaded
Bunny Napkin Rings

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Beaded Bunny Napkin Rings
Make cute little bunny napkin rings to
dress up your family dinner table for Easter.
For Each Napkin Ring You Need:
Instructions:
For this project the beaded head is made separate from
the ears which are added on after.

To start, slide 4 pink beads on a 30" piece of craft wire. Slide
to middle. Slide 4 more beads on the right hand strand then slide the
left hand strand through the same beads in the opposite direction. Slide
4 more beads on the right hand strand then slide the left hand strand
through the same beads in the opposite direction. Continue until you
have woven all 11 rows. Don't forget to change colors for the eyes and
nose. On the last row, make into a loop and weave the ends back through
the first row, then the second row to secure. Trim.
To make the ears. Slide a pink bead on an 18" piece of craft
wire. Slide to middle. Slide 2 more beads on the right hand strand then
slide the left hand strand through the same beads in the opposite
direction. Slide 1 pink, 1 white and 1 more pink bead on the right hand
strand then slide the left hand strand through the same beads in the
opposite direction. Slide 1 pink, 1 white and 1 more pink bead on the
right hand strand then slide the left hand strand through the same beads
in the opposite direction. Slide 1 pink, 1 white and 1 more pink bead on
the right hand strand then slide the left hand strand through the same
beads in the opposite direction. Slide 2 more beads on the right hand
strand then slide the left hand strand through the same beads in the
opposite direction. Attach the ears by sliding the ear wires done into
the beads on the head. Weave through a second row to secure. Repeat to
make a second ear.
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