DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Looking for some new ideas on how to make your bunnies happy? See our list of 12 ways to ensure your rabbits are thoroughly pleased!
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
These easy to make toilet paper roll toys are a great (free!) option for small pets. All you need is cardboard tubes, scissors, and food (hay or pellets).
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
DIY Rabbit Toys Made From Household Items are the best when it comes to rabbit toys. They are cheap and natural. Learn more about them inside.
Don’t waste your money on loads of expensive rabbit toys when you have everything you need right at home. Let's make homemade rabbit toys!
String together a bridge of toilet paper tubes and hide treats inside to give your rabbit a fun hanging toy to play with. You can hang this bridge up between
Here are 13 of the largest rabbit breeds that make excellent pets, from the most popular Flemish Giant to rare breeds such as Silver Fox.
Caring for a pet is never cheap. This is especially true if you want to get your rabbit high quality products that will keep them healthy and entertained. The cost
* * * Pattern written in ENGLISH. INSTANT DOWNLOAD - PDF download button is on your 'Purchases and reviews' page (to find this click on 'You' top right of page). RAGTAGGLE RABBITS Five colourful little rabbits which are easy to make using variations of the same basic pattern. So soft and lovable young children will love to cuddle them. Rabbits measure 25cm (10in) to the tops of their ears and are a very useful way to use up odd scraps of fabric and trims. They make cute gifts and would be ideal as fund raisers. PATTERN: 15 page PDF file with plenty of pictures and step by step instructions. The use of a sewing machine is recommended but the rabbits could be stitched by hand if preferred. © 2013 Wendy Phillips copyrighted design. Do not reproduce or distribute this pattern. Please DO NOT sell the rabbits from your Etsy shop that you have made using this pattern as it can affect my own Etsy pattern sales. I am however happy for you to sell your rabbits from other small shops and craft fairs etc. . . . Happy stitching
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Do you ever see those cute wooden barbell toys for rabbits and small animals, but you’re afraid there is too much glue on them? You can make your own very
If you have a cardboard box hoarding problem, consider turning them into one of these kid-friendly toys. Cardboard is an incredibly versatile material and is safe for kids to play with. Furthermore, DIY cardboard toys are cheap, creative, and often easier to make than you might think. Let’s check out some of the toys you […]
Did you know that rabbits need toys to live happy and healthy lives? Luckily, homemade toys are easy and fun to make! Here are some DIY ideas and instructions!
Bunny rabbit toss and chew toy. This solid pine Rabbit shaped chew toy has lots of sisal rope knots and fuzzy ends. Great for chewing and throwing and of course shoving, because you have to boss your toys around right? Made from Solid pine and sisal rope. Dimensions are 4" x 4" Tested and approved by Whiskers our official toy tester. We do not use cheap, toxic plywood in any of our products! We also do not use stains or paint for bunny safety.
"What is REAL?" asked the Rabbit one day, when they were lying side by side near the nursery fender, before Nana came to tidy the room. "Does it mean having things that buzz inside you and a stick-out handle?" "Real isn't how you are made," said the Skin Horse. "It's a thing that happens to you. When a child loves you for a long, long time, not just to play with, but REALLY loves you, then you become Real." --From The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams This is a PDF pattern to make your very own Velveteen Rabbit. The inspiration for this pattern is the classic story which has been imagined by numerous illustrators, as well as the period stuffed animals preserved in museum collections. Make your very own version of this classic, and personalize it for someone you love or your own collection. The Velveteen Rabbit Pattern was featured in Love Sewing Magazine this spring! This is an updated version with more detailed directions. The finished bunny huggably large. The bunny stands about 14 inches tall when his ears are down, and is weighted to feel like a real rabbit. The pattern is designed for woven, non-stretch fabrics. You can also use velvets (which are often knits) if you interface or underline (the directions discuss how to do this). Required Materials: 1/2 Yard Main Fabric Fat Quarter (18”x22”) or 1/2 Yard Contrast Fabric Matching sewing thread 1/4 yard cotton muslin or similar plain woven fabric (for weighted bags) Sew-in Horsehair Canvas or medium/heavy fusible interfacing for ears Two 12mm safety eyes Embroidery floss Stuffing (Wool or Polyfill) Ground Walnut shells or poly pellets for weighting (Poly Pellets are not suggested for toys intended for small children). Optional: Additional cotton muslin for interlining or interfacing This download includes 2 files, a printable PDF pattern which can be printed on a letter sized paper and taped together, and PDF directions. The directions take you through the construction step-by-step with illustrations and photographs. This version of the pattern also includes the right to make and sell your handmade creations. If you are selling, PLEASE acknowledge the pattern and link back to my store and site! Just tell people that this is the "Bunny Lovey by Unlikely Handmade" and link to unlikelynest.etsy.com or unlikelynest.blogspot.com. Thank you! If you have any problems, please let me know via convo or email! I love to see what you make, your creativity is inspiring! You can send me pics, put a picture in an etsy review, or tag on social media with #unlikelyvelveteenrabbit. You can find me @unlikelynest, contact [!at] unlikelynest.com, and unlikelynest.com
After having to clean up 75% of the hay that fell out of my Petsmart Hay Wheel, I made a trip to the dollar store and purchased a cheap alternative that proved to be MUCH cleaner and easier for my bunny to get her hay. With the hay wheel she had to stand up on […]
