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Easter Wreath - Bunny Edition
InstructionEaster Wreath 2024
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Application scenario
Laser (20min)
Machine & module
xTool M1
10WCompatibles · 5
Material used
1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood
Corrugated Cardboard
3mm Basswood Plywood
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Information
Create a festive and colorful Easter wreath using simple materials! This DIY project combines the charm of Easter eggs and the freshness of floral moss to bring a touch of spring to your home. Hang it on your door or wall to welcome the season and delight your guests with its cheerful and vibrant design.
** If you like my project, please leave me a thumbs up or a comment. Your feedback will make my day! :)
Instruction
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Step1: Download and Open the Project in xTool Creative Space
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- Download the project and open the design.
- You will have 2 canvases for this project.
- 1st Canvas for the wreath (cadboard).
- 2nd Canvas for the bunny (basswood plywood).
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Step2: Engraving and Cutting Process
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Prepare Your Material in the Machine:
- Cut out the circle from cardboard to serve as the base of your wreath (1st canvas). I reused a cardboard box for this.
- Cut out the bunny from 3mm basswood plywood (2nd canvas).
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Step3: Assembly Process
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Using hot glue, I began assembling my wreath, incorporating Easter decorations I had from previous years. You can easily find plastic Easter eggs and floral moss at any local Dollar Store. Once everything was glued in place, I hung the bunny using natural jute twine, though you could also use a ribbon. This simple and budget-friendly craft is a great way to add a personal touch to your Easter decor!
If you like my project, please leave me a thumbs up or a comment. Your feedback will make my day! :)
Please note that all settings mentioned are specific to XTool M1, so be sure to check the settings on your machine, as they may differ.
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