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Little Bunny Tin Can Spring Home ~ Display
Kentucky Primitives folk artist
Victoria Lynn
Simple Primitives done in the tradition of old
At the edge of the
garden the little bunny has made his home in a rusty tin can. He
has been out gathering eggs all day and is worn out so he curled
up inside his home with his Easter basket running over with eggs.
Easter eggs still lay around his home. There are rocks around his
home and small dried logs.
This is such a wonderful display for Spring. The rusty tin can is
mounted on a fabric covered box. Moss and dried wildflowers and
tiny rocks are around the tin can home. The teensy little bunny
lays inside curled up to his Easter basket that is filled with
colored eggs. A grubby tealight candle sits out front. This will
give a warm glow to your Spring evenings while you are waiting for
Earth to come alive and the flowers bloom. There is a banner made
from aged paper applied to the front of Peter Cottontail.
This sweet little display measures approximately 7 1/2 inches wide
by 7 inches tall. You will receive two grubby tealight candles
with this.
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