These bunnies multiply.

[squbrigg]

Doing lots of waiting these days. My daughter is due to give birth any day now, (her second)and we are all anxiously waiting for the call. So, lots of bunnies to carve to pass the time. Benjamin Bunny Senior and his son, unfinished Benjamin Bunny. Have to make a complete set for the baby now.

Bob

[Iowa Carver]

Bob, those are just cute as all get out! Did you design these yourself? I love the expression and action in them. Nice job!

Corey

[catbird]

These are adorable...love the outfit, the expression, everything! Can't wait to see baby pictures soon!

[Soggy]

Nice carving and painting Bob. The grand child will love 'em. By the feel of the chill in the air here today maybe you should have painted the bunnies white, they'll soon be changing their coats

[Tom-H]

Bob, Those are sure to be special. Very nicely carved and finished.

Tom H

[Blinky Bill]

Fantastic Bob,
Just love 'em to bits! for sure, they will be treasured through the coming years. Thanks for sharing with us.
John

[Merle Rice]

Hi Bob,You got those Bunnies down to a Science. Like the Carving and Painting. The Grandkids will love them for a long time, they're from Grand Pap. Merle

[torpidhummer]

Great job Bob,I know how you feel,I went through the same thing last January/February. I also have a collection great little bears I carved for my new grand daughter.
Osca

[Keoma]

Oh These guys are so sweet! I just love them! I thought they were Uncle Wigglies They look so old fashioned. Kudo's on the painting! Very great!

[squbrigg]

Still no baby and another bunny completed and yet another begun. They do seem to multiply, and lord knows how many I'll get done while in the waiting room at the hospital when the time comes! Oh well, they do keep my mind off the wait. I use the Peter Rabbit stories for general image inspirations, and adapt them for my own use.

Bob ......... ever the anxious Grampy!