Get a hunting license and check your area's laws concerning rabbits and such in a residential area (if your in a neighborhood). Try to take them early morning when the neighbors are still asleep. The fewer witnesses the better :) Pile up some fresh cut apples and maybe carrots in a convenient spot with good line of sight from your back porch, that way you can relax in a chair while you wait for them. Also get a clean shot to the head. A badly placed gut shot will make the meat taste really gamey, but your dogs would still like it. If there are 2 rabbits take both to ensure you get the female. Good chance they have a hole somewhere with half a dozen baby garden chompers just waiting to explore your veggies. Happy hunting :)

You know PM, the kids have LOTS of odd socks so they would be the best thing to use. I could see using buttons for eyes too, but I think Ill leave that up to them. I'm laughing over your 'sock story' ...they must have been real 'Eye catchers' !! LOl. If you do have lots of wild ankle socks...I can see so many cute characters being created from them... That would be a real fun project....make sure you share them when you do get started. Punk..since I have VERY limited supplies here, I'm not able to do too much in the way of craft projects with the Grkids...but while I was packing up some things to take here with me, I did remembers to bring the fabric patterns for the Christmas project. Seeing PMs sock bunny seems like an easy one to do w/o needing too many supplies and I already have leftover batting . I think it's great that your DS enjoyed making the quilt and also likes to cook. Having those 'survival skills' will always be handy throughout life...right? Lol jane

those are very cute, but the ones I remember, were not cut out, and they had "fluffy" stuff glued all over, I think the hole for the eggs was cut out below the handle, and it seems like it was colored plastic bags cut up and formed like crepe paper how you cut in square, formed around the eraser on a pencil, dip in glue and stick on somehow, or poked in holes? I will keep looking, and you guys ask your moms or grandmas if they remember!!! Thanks so much

Sigh, I just love bunnies! I did dd's nursery in a bunny theme using Susan Turner bunny bedding, and I still haven't taken down some of my Easter decor. I think those plates are just the sweetest, and hope you find them. Thought you might like this....ds made it in second grade art class and I put it out every year for Easter (much to the chagrin of his now 16 year old self! :) ) I often keep it out until Fall...love it so much.