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Hello, I have been searching since March 2010 for a source where I can buy “spun cotton” after watching a woman on Martha Stewart’s show who made an Easter Bunny. The directions are/were on Martha’s website and I printed them but I cannot find any place that sells spun cotton or has even heard of it. I had hoped to make the bunny with my granddaughter. Can you please tell me where to buy spun cotton?
Thank you,
Melissa Arehart
Gorham, Maine USA
April 17, 2012
Melissa,
Spun Cotton is what the finished ornament is called. It’s also the process of making the ornament. What you need are loose cotton fibers. I do include a materials list and sources in my classes, if you would be interested in taking my class by mail http://www.asweetremembrance.com/store/WsDefault.asp?One=40.
I hope you and your granddaughter enjoy making the bunny and many other crafts together 🙂
Paula