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Cut Out a Bunny Doll Bookmark
Guest Author - Susan Kramer

Here is a fun gift for you from the BellaOnline.com Doll Making Site!

Floppy and one of the big bunnies have gotten together and posed for a bookmark. I used this bunny for the bookmark, made from a commercial pattern, because it is a favorite of my kids. One large pillowcase was enough to cut out the pieces, recycling and lending a soft feel to the fabric body.

To use, just print this page and cut out the bookmark and enjoy in your next read!

You could also laminate the image after cutting it out and then you'll have the memory of your 'favorite' hobby every time you read.

Or, if you have a printer that can accept cardstock or construction paper, that will make a sturdy bookmark to use time and again. And when your bookmark wears out just print out another copy.

For more free fun, send friends Doll Making Postcards!

And, have you browsed through our Virtual and Paper Doll category - lots of wholesome online fun for the family here.

b>Links to more fun projects on the Doll Making Site

Flying Feather Quilt Pattern for All Your Dolls
Make an Easy Wooden Doll House
Bear Doll - Free Mini Course
Make Dancer Paper Dolls
Tutorial - How to Soft Sculpture Cloth or Fabric Dolls
Doll Making Postcards
Paper and Virtual Dolls


Bunny Doll Bookmark by Susan Kramer

Design by Susan Kramer

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This content was written by Susan Kramer. If you wish to use this content in any manner, you need written permission. Contact Helen B. Wharton for details.

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