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Exclusive offersOsterdeko Anleitung für das Bemalen der Deko-Hasen „Hoppel und Stoppel“
Instructions No. 471 Instructions No. 471
The decorative bunnies Hoppel and Stoppel are an absolute highlight in every Easter decoration. With a height of approx. 54 cm they cannot be overlooked. They fit perfectly in the entrance area or in a corner of a room. Give the two journeymen with your painting an own personality.
How do I paint the decorative rabbits made of MDF wood?
The decorative rabbits "Hoppel und Stoppel" consist of three high-quality untreated MDF parts, which already look good unpainted. First the rabbits are primed with brown Handicraft paint, the base plate in green
Then take some white paint on a damp sponge and wipe the head and body of the bunnies without ears. With a fine brush the rabbit ears are now worked out. The colours Brown and white can be mixed in different shades for the inner ears
The faces of the MDF bunnies are already drawn with fine laser lines. So the details can be painted well with white and black paint
As soon as the paint has dried, all three MDF parts are put together and fixed with hot glue or wood glue. For the grass meadow, individual tufts of grass were taken from a grass mat and fixed to the base plate with hot glue.
How do I paint the decorative rabbits made of MDF wood?
The decorative rabbits "Hoppel und Stoppel" consist of three high-quality untreated MDF parts, which already look good unpainted. First the rabbits are primed with brown Handicraft paint, the base plate in green
Then take some white paint on a damp sponge and wipe the head and body of the bunnies without ears. With a fine brush the rabbit ears are now worked out. The colours Brown and white can be mixed in different shades for the inner ears
The faces of the MDF bunnies are already drawn with fine laser lines. So the details can be painted well with white and black paint
As soon as the paint has dried, all three MDF parts are put together and fixed with hot glue or wood glue. For the grass meadow, individual tufts of grass were taken from a grass mat and fixed to the base plate with hot glue.
