Lisa G won the beautiful jewelry from Pixisette. Enjoy!

Congratulations Erica who won the cool items from South City Studio!

Thanks everyone for playing along!

If you need a really cute and quick favor you can make these fun candy bar bunnies.

These darling bunnies were designed by Katrina. Download your own cute bunnies here.

I was totally inspired by WeeWonderful's bunny and made a little chickadee popping out of an egg. I used felt and haven't tried the pattern with fabric.

My Little Chickadee Template

Download the pattern, print and cut out the pieces.

Embellish one yellow piece for the front of the chick. You may also like to embellish one of the 'egg shells'.  I embroidered the details. It would also be cute to use felt shapes.

For the beak I sewed across the middle of the diamond, then folded and sewed across the top.

Sew two wing pieces together for each wing.

Sew an egg shell piece to each of the yellow body pieces.

Pin the wings to the front of the chick.

Right sides together sew a yellow body piece to the front yellow body piece.

Right sides together sew the third body piece to the side of each of the other yellow body pieces. Leave about a 3" opening on the back seam (no wing). At the top of the chick it helps to leave the needle in the fabric, raise the presser foot, adjust the fabric, put presser foot back down and then keep sewing the seam.  I used 1/4" seams throughout the project.

Sew circle piece to the bottom making sure you catch layers. It is a bit tricky, it will fit --- don't get frustrated and don't worry if you get a gather! Stuff the chickadee and then slip-stitch the opening closed.

These would be cute softies in an Easter basket! If you want a bunny to go along with your chickadee hop on over to WeeWonderfuls!

I want to start a weekly column here about things you can make! It could be anything from --how to make your own laundry soap, salad dressing and  lip gloss to paper. I would like to know what items you think would be interesting to know how to make.

You might like to know about a certain art and craft technique like paper mache, beading or printing.  It might be something to do with your blog or computers, like how to make a favicon (the image in the url bar at the top--like my flower). There also might be some fun things you would like to cook for your family. Have you tried pulling taffy? How about making a Baked Alaska, cream puffs or trying your hand at canning. You might want to know how you can make different sewn items or learn some sewing tricks.  You might like to know how to make things to save you money like fabric softener, household cleaners and of course gifts. Don't leave out things you would like to teach your child to do or make.

So give me a challenge and lets see if I can show you how to make it! If you don't mind please don't leave a comment, instead e-mail me!  Just click the envelope
Please put "You can make it" as the subject.

Thanks so much for your help.  I think we can have a lot of fun with this!