We have found that the Cricut Maker rotary blade is a great way to cut small details from felt. You can use the SVG cut file by downloading below to prep your pieces on the Maker. Or you can cut and trim all of the pieces with a pair of craft scissors or detail scissors. Once all of your pieces are cut, follow the tutorial below to make your felt pinecone bunnies.

Since pinecones from nature are not uniform and may not always sit upright, a trick we found that works well is to glue a coin between the felt feet and the base of the pinecone. This will add a bit of weight and give the base a flat place to stand upright.

We would love to see your version of these felt pinecone bunnies. So don’t forget to tag #MadeWithLia when you post pictures! Or you can share on our Facebook page for members. Have questions? Just comment below.

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