Buford hopped his fluffy tail into a mason jar this time.
And notice his fur looks quite dapper in a quilted pattern. He has a bag of carrots flung on his back. In my eyes, he is a cutie patootie! What do you think ?
Buford was stitched on 14 count tea/ coffee dyed aida and I used a chenille trim to finish my pin pillow. I got the chenille from Walmart in the yarn section.
Did you notice my Clothespin Carrots. Click here where I showed how I made those. It would be an easy peasy craft to do with the kiddos for Easter.
Bunny Jar is a nice addition to my Mason Jar series.
Pictured here are A Basket of Spring, 1869 Bunny Hop, Bunny Trifle, Sheep Jar and of course Bunny Jar.
If you would like to stitch ole' Buford , please check out the links below.
Many of you know , but I always like to leave this little disclaimer.
I stitch my little designs for fun and to decorate my home. I feel very blessed by this community and love sharing my little charts, but I am not a professional designer. And I do not have professional software. Thank you for understanding that I have to put each page on separate links because of the devices I use. I apologize for that. These are images of the chart or JPG s and not downloads. I am always grateful for your kind encouragement , your visits, and for stitching my little designs.
Click here for the jpg Instruction page.
OOOPS . I am so sorry. I made some mistakes when I was printing up the instructions. I do not know where my head was. I have now corrected the instruction page . If you printed the Bunny Jar before on April 11, 2022 before 11:45 pm. These are the mistakes.
1. I mislabeled in the instructions DMC 898 and listed the symbol as "B" . It should be "X"
2. DMC 930 Antique Blue was not listed . It is actually the color for symbol "B".
3. Please omit DMC 310. I did not use that.
AGAIN I APOLOGIZE FOR THE INCONVENIENCE. Please let me know if you see anything amiss on any of my charts. Sometimes I am like a chicken with her head cut off. Thank you , my sweet friends.
Click here for the jpg Colored Chart.
Click here for the Black/White Chart.
If you missed any of the previous jars, just click on the names below and you will magically be transported back to a previous post.
Winter Jar and Winter
Sheep Jar and A Basket for Ewe
Thank you , my friends for stopping by to visit and for taking the time to look at my humble little creations. Sending you hugs and as always...
Happy stitching, ya'll
Melisa
Love the little things.
Hugs and Stitches!!! 🤗❤🧵
Dedicated to my dear sister, Amy. Love ya. Oh, how you loved collecting mason jars.
Thank you for the cute bunny! It is so much fun to read your blog posts, you are so creative!
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Marsha for the sweet Tuesday visit and for kind words. Lol I can ramble on for sure. Have a wonderful week. Hugs
DeleteWelcome back to Buford, hopping into that jar might quiet him down for a while.
ReplyDeleteLol. It may just do that. He can be a busy bunny for sure. Have a blessed Easter week, dear Jenny and happy quilting.
DeleteYou are so talented and generous! It's been a tough few days and I knew I could read your blog for a pick me up. Thank you for such a cheerful attitude and blog. Patty
ReplyDeleteOh , Patty. I am so sorry these last few days have been difficult. I will keep you in my prayers and I do wish you better days ahead. I am so touched that you stopped by for a visit and I hope I could lift your spirits for a bit. Sending you a big hug
DeleteBuford is very handsome with his quilty fur. Love all your mason jars.
ReplyDeleteAaah thank you so much, Sue. I had so much fun adding the little quilt motifs. It was a bit of a challenge. I hope you have a very blessed Easter
DeleteIn love with Buford and his patterned furr. So sweet. Hoping that your computer issues have cleared up and thank you for the fun post and cute pattern. Hugs from Arizona.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday, dear Mary. Thank you so much for the kind words for Buford. I know he appreciates it too. Lol. I am jumping hoops with my computers, but hopefully it will all be straightened out soon. Sending hugs and love.
DeleteYour designs are all beautiful Melissa! I want to stitch them all! 😁🙋♀️♥️👍
ReplyDeleteBarbara xx
Aaah Thank you so much, Barbara. I really enjoyed working on this little guy. It was almost hard to put him down. Have a wonderful week my dear and thank you again for leaving the sweetest comments. Hugs
DeleteHe is so cute... and I hate to be a bother, but I think your color key has a mistake... you used X in the bunny & there is no X on your key... but I think it is suppose to be 898... and in the basket you have 1 which is 931... and it has a B... which seems to be blue on the model but is listed as 898 on the key... I'm pulling floss for it ... can't wait to start stitching! Thanks for all you do!!
ReplyDeleteOh thank you so much, Carol. I hopped to it and made the corrections. I am so grateful for you letting me know. I must have been writing directions in my sleep. I have posted the update on the mistakes above too. B was 930 and I did not used 310 so I removed it from the instructions. I am so sorry for the mistakes. Enjoy and happy Easter.
DeleteOh no need to apologize... writing patterns isn't easy... I just thought you would want to know... I started stitching last night and got his head done... don't know how much time I'll have today but can't wait to get back to him! Happy Easter!!
DeleteI am busy stitching your yellow house for a summer stitch. I am thinking of adding it to the front of a book to display it. It is such a cheery stitch. Thanks again for sharing your creativity with us Melisa.
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday, Arlene. I am so excited to hear that you are stitching Tulip House . Displayed on the front of a book would be such a clever and cute finish. I have never seen one finished that way. How fun. I hope you are enjoying it. Have a wonderful week and a blessed Easter holiday.
DeleteThe cutest Easter bunny! Now I'm really tempted, feel for doing something else than quilting. Have to go through my floss (which is a total mess). Thank you for the freebie! Which needle size do you prefer for 14 count aida and 28 ct evenweave?
ReplyDeleteHappy Tuesday, Astrid. I am so honored that you are tempted by sweet Buford. That just warms my heart. I hope you pull out your stitching supplies and go for it. I love to use size 28 needle on 14 count. Have a wonderful week, my dear.
DeleteThank you Melisa!
DeleteI'm collecting your mason jar patterns - these are so cute! Thank you for blessing us with these.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Hi Melisa,
ReplyDeleteThank you for this adorable bunny! I love the jar series and plan to stitch all of them! I hope you have a wonderful Easter!
I love the quilt blocks you have on the sheep and rabbit!
ReplyDeleteThese jar patterns are so stinking cute. I just love them. Thank you for all you do. Happy Easter week!
ReplyDeleteBuford in the Jar looks super!
ReplyDeleteI am loving your Mason Jar animals with the quilty fur! I have tried and tried and can't get the Sheep Jar to come up when i click the link. I haven't had this difficulty before and wonder what I am doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! These jar patterns are just adorable. So much appreciate your kindness and love your country decorating.
ReplyDeleteUn très joli lapin parfait pour les fêtes de Pâques. Merci beaucoup !
ReplyDeleteAmitiés de France,
Christel
http://toilesetfils.blogspot.com
Merci beaucoup pour ce joli lapin ,j'adore vos grilles.
ReplyDeleteBonnes fêtes de pâques
Thank you for so much for these fun jars. I can't wait to stitch them up. Can you help me find the sheep jar?
ReplyDeleteI found the pattern on the April 5th post.
Deletei've looked everywhere on your blog for the Sheep Jar pattern, but i can't find it. i get in a loop with the bunny jar pattern. Help!
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