Hey, readers, it’s Do from Do Dodson Designs! It’s almost Easter, and I’m still creating. Are you looking for a budget-friendly way to add some Easter Charm Home Décor?
Material List
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DBP Chalk Mineral Paint Midnight Sky
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DBP Synthetic Brushes
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DBP Artist Brush
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DBP Chalk Mineral Paint Cotton
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DBP BOSS
Step 1: Cut your wood!
It’s time to cut your wood blocks. The wood I’m using is 1 X 3.5 inches. This step is crucial to ensure that your bunny blocks come out looking polished and professional. With a sharp saw, carefully cut the block. Cut each wood block into a square. A square works best for me, but you can make these any size you want. Once you have all of your wood blocks cut, smooth out any rough edges with sandpaper.
Step 2: Time to paint some bunnies!
If you’re using wood scraps and you want your wood blocks white, it’s always a best practice to use Dixie Belle BOSS before painting them white. I recommend Dixie Belle Cotton if you’re looking for a pure white.
To create the template, first, draw the bunny shape on a 3×3 post-it note. Once you have drawn out the bunny shape you want, cut it out and trace around it onto your wood block. With your block ready, you can move on to the fun part – painting your wood block bunny.
