Bun-Zilla the sequel

jmcquown said:

we
started putting out lettuce and carrots and sitting out there watching the
tiny rabbit. We're talking about one that would fit in the palm of your
hand.

I once came nose to nose with a baby skunk that size while fishing on
the bank of a river. I'd never call a grown skunk "cute" but that one
sure was! "Mom" never did show up, so I assume it was an orphan and
that's why it was sniffing around in my tackle box looking for food.
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Practice safe eating. Always use condiments.

D.Currie said:

This time it's better

side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.

I think it looks FANTASTIC. WIth your previous post, I had assumed you
were doing a flat bunny, like a drawing. Because that's all I had ever
seen.

I am so impressed that this high version looks so good. The top is only
a little darker than the rest! Very, very impressive.

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D.Currie said:

This time it's better

side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.

I think it looks FANTASTIC. WIth your previous post, I had assumed you
were doing a flat bunny, like a drawing. Because that's all I had ever
seen.

I am so impressed that this high version looks so good. The top is only a
little darker than the rest! Very, very impressive.

With all this praise, I'm getting quite pleased with myself! Geez, I hope I
don't start prancing around the kitchen juggling knives or something.

Seriously, though, thanks for all the comments. Now I'm all geared up for
the final versions for Easter!

Donna

Debbie.......your bunny is fabulous!

When you find time, could you share your 'how-to' with us?

Thanks

maureeng7

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This time it's better

side view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

front view: http://i2.tinypic.com/v3hhcj.jpg

I think for final version, I'll make the ears a little longer.

--
D.Currie

Wonderful job! It will most certainly be a hit.

Debbie

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Debbie.......your bunny is fabulous!

When you find time, could you share your 'how-to' with us?

Thanks

maureeng7

That would be me (Donna) not Debbie.

It's a basic white dough, but anything should work. It was a pretty firm
dough, so it would hold its shape, but moist enough so the pieces wouldn't
fight too much when I stuck them together.

About 1/3 of the dough is the body. The rest is divided to make the rest of
the parts. The head and ears are one piece. When I tried to make the ears
separately and stuck them on, they'd detach when it baked.

Leg are long rolls that go under the body -- front legs are one piece, back
legs are one piece. I just cut through the ends of the dough to make toes on
the paws.

The eyes are craisins, because I had them handy, but I'll probably make them
from dough next time.

Tail is just a round ball of dough.

That's about it, unless you have some specific questions. This was the
second experimental version, so I'm still fiddling around with the concept.

Donna