{DIY Tutorial} No-Sew Easter Bunny Applique

I’m looking forward to celebrating Logan’s first Easter, one of my favorite holidays. All of his firsts are going by too quickly for me, so I’ve decided to start our Easter festivities early so we can celebrate all month. Plus, it gives me an excuse to start eating my beloved Cadbury Mini Eggs (I might have a small addiction). Here is a quick and easy DIY Easter project for you. It took me maybe 30 minutes tops and I was stopping to take pictures along the way. Happy applique’ing!

Materials
Pre-washed Onesie
Heat’n Bond Ultra Hold No-Sew
Fabric
Bunny Stencil
Scissors
Iron

Directions
Step 1: Cut out a square of Heat’n Bond, large enough to fit the bunny stencil. I used the ultra hold no-sew kind but if you are planning on sewing around your applique, use the lite kind.

Step 2: On a low heat setting without steam, iron the Heat’n Bond, paper side up on the back of the material. Iron in little sections, pressing for 2 seconds until the Heat’n Bond is completely bonded to the fabric.

Step 3: Trace the bunny stencil onto the Heat’n Bond. I found the stencil at my local craft store but if you could also freehand a bunny or try this project with just about any stencil out there.

Step 4: Cut out the bunny. Now you basically have an iron-on patch.

Step 5: Peel the Heat’n Bond paper backing off of the fabric. Place the bunny, adhesive side down, on the onesie. On a low setting, press and hold iron for 8-10 seconds on each section until the bunny is bonded to the onesie.

Step 6: Put on your kiddo! Wash on a delicate/cold cycle and tumble dry on low heat.

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