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Easter Pillow Cover – Bunny Family

Create a personalized bunny pillow with your families name and year established using a blank pillow case cover, Iron-on vinyl and a

  • Prep 10 minutes
  • Active 15 minutes
  • Total 25 minutes
  • Level Easy
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Easter Pillow Cover – Bunny Family
Bunny Family Pillow Tutorial

Ever since I made the deer family photo I’ve been dreaming about what other “family” style holiday pillows I can make. And an Easter bunny pillow was at the top of my list! I’m in love with this pillow almost as much as the deer family pillow! I have a secret to finally share… I bought a heat press. Not to start a shirt business but to make my projects more permanent. I know, I’m officially crazy, but at least I have this to use for many years to come!

Supplies

Here are the supplies you’ll need to create this pillow.

  • Cricut Explore
  • Cricut Design Space™
  • Cricut Mat
  • Cricut Iron-On Vinyl: Gray, Pink, and Turquoise
  • Cricut Tools
  • 16 x 16 Canvas Pillow Cover
  • Iron or Heat Press
  • Muslin Cloth

Directions

Bunny Family Pillow

First up, cut out the design on your Cricut Explore. You can pick any style of bunny whether it’s multiple or just one. Pick your favorite font and make sure to add the established date if you want that on the pillow, too.

Bunny Family Pillow

Once your design is cut. You will need to weed the negative from the Iron-On Vinyl.

Bunny Family Pillow

Make sure if you are using a cursive font that you get all the tiny details using the weeding tool.

Bunny Family Pillow

Set your heat press to 350 degrees or pre-heat your iron on high heat. I like to press the garment first whether it’s with a heat press or an iron.

Bunny Family Pillow

Align the rabbits and the name then press for 10 seconds. If you have an iron press for 15-20 seconds.

Bunny Family Pillow

Remove the film and then add the noses. Make sure you place a light weight cloth on top so that the vinyl doesn’t melt.

Bunny Family Pillow

Just as easy as that, I have a super cute festive pillow for Easter!

Tips and Tricks

Here are a few of my favorite tips and tricks when making a pillow cover.

  • Experiment with Pastel Colors: Opt for pastel-colored iron-on vinyl to capture the essence of Easter and infuse your pillow cover with a soft, festive vibe.
  • Layer and Mix Designs: Get creative by layering different iron-on vinyl designs to add depth and dimension to your pillow cover. Experiment with mixing patterns and textures to achieve a unique and visually appealing result.
  • Practice Precision Cutting: Take your time when cutting out intricate designs with your Cricut machine to ensure precision and accuracy. Use the machine’s fine-point blade and adjust settings as needed to achieve clean edges, resulting in professional-looking Easter-themed pillow covers.
  • Ensure Proper Adhesion: Prioritize proper heat settings and firm pressure when applying the iron-on vinyl to ensure a secure bond to the fabric. Follow manufacturer instructions carefully to guarantee longevity and durability of your Easter-themed pillow cover.

Easter Crafts

Bunny Family Pillow

Looking for more Easter crafts to make? Here are a few more of my favorite projects.

Make this project

Easter Pillow

Create a personalized bunny pillow with your families name and year established using a blank pillow case cover, Iron-on vinyl and a Cricut. I share all the steps to make this customized pillowcase in under a half hours time.

  • Prep 10 minutes
  • Active 15 minutes
  • Total 25 minutes
  • Level Easy

Materials

  • Muslin Cloth
  • 16 x 16 Canvas Pillow Cover
  • Cricut Mat

Instructions

  1. 1

    First, cut out the design on your Cricut Explore.

  2. 2

    Weed the negative from the Iron-On Vinyl.

  3. 3

    Set your heat press to 350 degrees or pre-heat your iron on high heat.

  4. 4

    Align the rabbits and the name then press for 10 seconds. If you have an iron press for 15-20 seconds.

  5. 5

    Remove the film and then add the noses. Ensure you place a lightweight cloth on top so the vinyl doesn’t melt.

Notes

Wedding Tool - Make sure if you are using a cursive font that you get all the tiny details using the weeding tool. Heat Pressing - I like to press the garment first, whether with a heat press or an iron.