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Garden Wabbits Plans
[WOFS-1054]

$14.00

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Liven up your yard this Easter with some bunnies. The tallest rabbit stands 39" high. You can add some ribbon or tole painting as a final touch, but even if left plain white you're sure to have a great project that will last your family and neighborhood for years of enjoyment.

They're simple to make. Just read the detailed instructions carefully, transfer the full size patterns to plywood, then cut, paint, assemble, and display. This project is great for any skill level woodworker who can use a hand-held electric jig saw. A real favorite at craft shows.

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