Recently I made some adorable homemade baby items, so with Easter on its way, I decided to add a macrame bunny ears teething ring to the ensemble. I’m just gonna come out and say it. This little gizmo is so honking cute! I mean, they’re macrame bunny ears. It’s quick and easy to make; and the pattern can also be used for Easter napkin rings.
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supplies:
- 30 feet of cotton t-shirt yarn
- 85mm wooden ring
Cut 4 pieces of cotton yarn, each measuring 90 inches in length. Next, I suggest watching the following video all the way through to get a clear overview of the tutorial. Then view the video again, following each of the steps. *I have also included a written list of the steps below as an easy reference.
*Step-by-step instructions:
- Tie 4 pieces of cotton yarn onto a wooden ring with Lark’s Head Knots.
- Using the first 4 individual cords, make a vertical chain of Square Knots (also called a Square Knot Sennit); the chain should measure approximately 6 inches long.
- Make a second chain of Square Knots with the remaining 4 individual cords.
- Attach the ends of the chains to the ring, using the process shown in the video.
- On the back of the ring, knot the loose ends, as shown in the video. Trim excess cords.
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Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing. Do you have to treat the wood with anything??
I didn’t. I just left it natural.
How cute, Wendy! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
you are welcome!
So cute! Can also see it as part of a gift on top of the package.
Thanks for sharing your post at the Friday with Friends Link Party.
yes it would be cute on a packagae! good idea!
That is so sweet, what a lovely idea. It would be perfect to add to a basket or box of gifts for a baby shower.
that would be a cute idea!
Neat!!They look so cute! The video makes it look so simple. But knowing me, i’d probably end up with a giant knot. Lol š
Thanks for sharing at our #HomeMattersParty š
thanks Kimberly!
oh! so cute idea! lovely <3 thank you for sharing the tutorial š
You are welcome!