My attempt at the Easter Bunny with sweets


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Any suggestions on how to improve?

Love 'em! Are those clear ones 5" rounds or 646s?

I can make two suggestions of things to try -- not that either of them will work or be practical, but...

1. If you're using a pink 160 or 260 for the nose, can you make two long, single bubbles from the rest and stuff them into the ear loops, to make the insides of the ears look pink?

2. I would try making two triangles (each one consisting of something like a 2" bubble, 1" bubble, and 2.5" bubble), and put them at the base, in the center. Bunnies have big feet and this might be a way to include them. Then again, they might be too crowded there, and/or might obscure the candy. But it could be worth a try.

Quote from: "Joshoid"Love 'em! Are those clear ones 5" rounds or 646s?

I can make two suggestions of things to try -- not that either of them will work or be practical, but...

1. If you're using a pink 160 or 260 for the nose, can you make two long, single bubbles from the rest and stuff them into the ear loops, to make the insides of the ears look pink?

2. I would try making two triangles (each one consisting of something like a 2" bubble, 1" bubble, and 2.5" bubble), and put them at the base, in the center. Bunnies have big feet and this might be a way to include them. Then again, they might be too crowded there, and/or might obscure the candy. But it could be worth a try.

Thanks, it's a 5" clear, I used a set of castration pliers to stuff them, a bit tricky but this is my first attempts so hopefully will get easier.

1. It's a 160, I'll give it a go.

2. I'm not sure, can't really picture it in my head. The 2 big loops are supposed to be the feet (sort of).

I have just realised I haven't added a tail though! Will use a bit of scrap white next time.

Cute!!