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  1. The embroidered bunnies are really cute–I like the two bunnies–they will make a cute cushion! I have saved all the Teacup Critters patterns although I haven’t started them yet. One of these days I’ll use them for a handwork project. Thanks for sharing!

    1. We had a couple bunnies when my kids were little and they are so sweet, but sensitive. I don’t think my Charlie would tolerate a bunny hopping around here, but I’d love to have one again. Your DD is quite the artist with those cute embroidery designs, too bad she’s move on. Your stitches are perfect! Thank you for sharing, Joy! xo

  2. Such sweet bunnies. We called my youngest daughter Bunny and still do. You stitching is wonderful. Thanks for sharing!

  3. The bunny embroideries are darling!! It’s to bad that you’re daughter isn’t willing to do a BOM with you. That would be precious! Maybe one day she’ll change her mind!

  4. Many people have bunnies for pets and they L O V E them. Glad that bunnies are a real thing for you and your daughter and that they have gone on to bring special thoughts and stitcheries to others.

  5. Our boys insisted they had to have a bunny when they were kids and got one out of their own money, only to discover the one they got wasn’t the least bit social and they ended up giving it away. One of them desperately wanted a hamster too – until they got it and discovered that it was nocturnal and kept them awake nights. No amount of parental input was listened to, until AFTER the fact of course. We won’t get into the turtle debacle.
    Much prefer stitched bunnies!

  6. I have been saving the bunnies just incase I need to make them some day. Good luck with the store closing and the transition back to your former ways of doing things.

  7. We raised bunnies when I was a kid – sorry, they were for meat. BUT we had two special ones that were pets. Cute stitcheries and thank you for sharing.

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