BOO-BOO BUNNIES

If you have a toddler then this is a great project to do with them. It will even help your little ones too. Boo-boo bunnies are soft little bunnies the serve as and ice pack. All of the pictures that are on this instructable are from familycrafts.about.com

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Step 1: MATERIALS

What you need:
a wash cloth or wash rag any size or color
a rubber band
a sharpie

(optional)
a ribbon
googly eyes (if you decide to use the googly eyes you will need glue also)
2 pom-poms

Greediscool1 says: Jun 15, 2011. 3:32 PM

We made these for easter at our school!

porcupinemamma says: Feb 2, 2011. 7:34 PM

Thanks again. I'm going to try and make some of these for a baby shower. I might make some in pink and blue as well as your pretty white.

porcupinemamma says: Feb 2, 2011. 4:09 PM

Oh! I understand now. I found the exact set of instructions and pictures at this link

http://familycrafts.about.com/od/easterbunnies/ss/booboobunny.htm

Do you write for that site too?

baileygrib (author) in reply to porcupinemammaFeb 2, 2011. 5:51 PM

No but I learned how to do it in school and verified my instructions n the wesbsite that I listed

porcupinemamma says: Feb 2, 2011. 4:02 PM

So ...do you place the ice cube in the cloth and then make up the bunny? ( Sorry to be so daft.) Or does the icecube slide in once the bunny is made. I'm not comprehending a lot of what I've been reading lately. It's a little concerning. It is very cute! thanks for posting the Instructable.

JAGGIE says: Oct 24, 2010. 4:51 PM

A couple of years ago, I took a pile of washcloths, rubber bands, some bingo markers, some sharpies, glue sticks and some cotton balls to an Easter Egg Hunt. Children (starting at 2 yrs old) decorated the washcloths with bingo markers, parents and helpful teenagers folded them into bunnies then the kids glued on the cotton tails and made dots for eyes. A plastic egg filled with candy fit perfectly in the bunny and each child had a souvenir favor to take home for a decoration. Everyone had a ball and best of all, adults and children were doing it together.

baileygrib (author) says: May 10, 2009. 10:45 AM

Thank you for all the nice comments! If you think this instructable is good, then leave ideas for other instructables in my inbox and i will see what i can do.