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Bunny Coaster

February 21, 2021 By A Spoonful of Sugar - 1 Comment

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

I love decorating my home for holidays. As summer is slowly coming to an end, I am starting to plan for Easter. My latest pdf sewing pattern is the Bunny Coaster – perfect for Easter, springtime, or any time! This is such a fun little project to sew – the pretty spring colours make you feel happy.

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

The Bunny Coaster features a monochromatic patchwork bunny, complete with floppy ears and a pompom tail. This project can be easily made in an afternoon and is a fun way to use your favourite “scraps”. It is perfectly sized to use as a coaster, mug rug, candle mat, snack mat, or Easter decoration.

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

I found some sweet retro bunny fabric in my stash which was the perfect starting point. As I colour code my scraps, it was easy to find a range of pretty fabrics in the same colourway. I tried to include a variety of prints/styles including: polka dots, gingham, small scale florals, geometric prints, retro designs, and more. I added a few low volume prints for contrast.

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

I have made three bunny coasters so far – in pretty shades of green, yellow, and pink. I still have more to make – blue and mauve are next on my sewing list!

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

The Bunny Coaster pdf pattern is available for immediate download from my Etsy store. It includes a 10 page pdf pattern which has loads of step by step instructions and photographs to guide you through each stage of the construction. It also includes full sized templates in both A4 and Letter sized format for you to print at home.

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

If you make your own Bunny Coasters – please share on instagram using #bunnycoaster and #aspoonfulofsugardesigns. I love seeing what you sew using my designs.

Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

If you enjoyed the Bunny Coaster, check out the Flower Power Pouch and the Dresden Placemat (Spring themed projects – images below).

Flower Power Pouch PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy
Dresden Placemat PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy
Bunny Coaster PDF Sewing Pattern by A Spoonful of Sugar on Etsy

Filed Under: Easter, Sewing, Sewing & Quilting Patterns Tagged With: Bunny, Easter, Etsy, patchwork, pdf sewing pattern, scrapbuster, sewing pattern

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  1. Donna Sorensen says

    February 22, 2021 at 11:07 pm

    Is there any way I can buy a hard copy of this adorable bunny coaster pattern as I’ve no printer at the moment!

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