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Little bunny foo foo

February 2, 2018 Dorothy Pickett
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I ran across these precious bunny napkin folds, and I couldn't resist sharing them!

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Step 1.

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Step 2.

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Step 3.

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Step 4.

Step 1. Lay the napkin flat, then take the bottom edge up to meet the top edge. (Then repeat)

Step 2. Fold the right half down. 

Step 3. Fold the left half down as well.

Step 4. Fold both bottom corners up to the center.

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Step 5.

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Step 6.

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Step 7.

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Step 8.

Step 5. Fold each side into the center forming a triangle on top.

Step 6. Fold top under.

Step 7. Fold one side over the other and slightly at an angle.

Step 8. Holding the fold in place, flip the napkin over, and lay it on a ribbon about 18 inches long, tie a bow around the base then clip the sides forming little whiskers.

Step 9. Work with the ears so that they look more like bunny ears, then stand the bunny up. (It may take a bit of adjusting for the Little Bunny Foo Foo to stand up straight.) This fold can be done with paper napkins as well.

Perfect For Your Easter Table!

Don't be a Stinker!  A Cute Easter Story

As a child, Todd was a pretty good Easter egg hunter, and so his parents had to get more and more creative.  Back in the day, they used real hard-boiled eggs they had colorfully dyed the day before.  The problem was, some years his mom and dad weren't quite sure how many they'd hid or where they'd hid every last one--not well enough to know at least if Todd had gotten them all on Easter morn.  That mystery would be revealed in a week or two when a horrible smell would be coming from inside the piano bench or behind the painting or up in the valances.  The moral of the story: to avoid being a stinker, count your eggs and hide them mindfully!

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