Reaping The Harvest Bunnies Pillow | Easter

Description

Size: 12×9"
Material: Felt & Beading
This hand stitched felt pillow is a smaller version of NW310194 that shows a bunny couple harvesting some carrots. The bunny man wears a blue coat with bead buttons as he uses a spade to dig up the carrots, while the bunny woman collects them in a basket that she carries, dressed in her flower trimmed pink dress.
With the Reaping The Harvest Bunnies Pillow, the spirit of Easter springs to life in your home, capturing the industrious charm of a bunny couple hard at work in their pastoral paradise. This 12×9 inch hand-stitched felt pillow is a picturesque portrayal of rural bliss with its vibrant depiction of the bunnies’ daily toil in the garden.The male bunny, clad in a snappy blue coat with shiny bead buttons, is caught in mid-motion, wielding a spade to unearth plump, orange carrots. Beside him, the female bunny, adorned in a pink dress trimmed with flowers, carries a basket ready to be filled with the day’s fresh pickings. Together, they embody the essence of a bountiful season, working in harmony with nature.Above them, the sky is a tranquil blue, dotted with busy bees that buzz back and forth, while the ground is a lush green, sprinkled with colorful blossoms and vegetation. The scene is bordered by a fence, hinting at the cozy enclosure of their home, which features a quaint cottage with a heart on the door, symbolizing the warmth and love that fills their lives.This pillow, with its detailed appliqué work and vibrant felt pieces, is a celebration of the joys of spring and the rewarding labor of harvest. It’s an item that seamlessly blends decoration with storytelling, inviting onlookers to imagine the quiet life of the bunnies and the simple pleasures they find in nature’s gifts.Place this pillow on a window bench, a comfy armchair, or in a child’s bedroom for a touch of spring’s vitality and the sweetness of the Easter season. It’s not just a cushion for resting but a slice of a pastoral fantasy, a lovely reminder of the cycles of growth and the rewards of nurturing the earth.