Premenstrual
Easter Decorating With Dust Bunnies!
by Kate Heidel
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with our Premenstrual Philosophy of Dusting -- "Why Bother?"
-- we've developed a delightful array of premenstrual decorating
ideas for Easter, whose main feature is the prodigious dust bunny.
Yes, if you've followed our no-dust policy for as little as two
months in only one uncarpeted room, you'll find all the little puffs
you need to create a premenstrual panoply of adorable Easter decorations.
Here comes the Easter Dust Bunny, and his friends, too!
General
Preparation
Sweep all the
dust-bunny material you have accumulated from diligent lack of housekeeping
into an old pillowcase. Tape the pillowcase shut and gently roll
it over a carpet or rug until it has formed into the shape of a
big ball. You now have the natural equivalent of polyfill, from
which you can pull dust-bunny material according to your size needs.
Talk about convenience, and it doesn't cost a penny!
Premenstrual
Peter Dust Bunny
- 1 large
dust bunny for the body
- 1 smaller
dust bunny for the head
- Assorted
buttons for the eyes and nose
- Cotton
ball for the tail
1. Using an
all-purpose craft glue, stick it all together.
2. We haven't
got the slightest idea what to use for the bunny ears and legs.
3. Do we look
like Martha Stewart??
4. Use your
imagination, for heaven's sake.
Tie a festive
blue ribbon around Peter Bunny's neck, and voila!
Now create
Peter's friend, Premenstrual Penelope Dust Bunny, as shown above,
but substitute pink ribbon for blue.
Premenstrual
Baby Dust Bunnies
You're a bunny
pro by now, so just think small! Repeat 20 or 30 times, breeding,
as it were, like the proverbial rabbit.
Premenstrual
Easter Chick Dusties
1. One larger
and one smaller dust bunny. Glue 'em.
2. You could
use thumbtacks for the eyes. No wait, they're way too large.
3. Oh, please,
it's not that big a deal. Just improvise.
4. This time
we've very cleverly conceived the idea of using yellow pipe cleaners
for the chick legs, and bending them for the feet.
5. However,
you're still out of luck with regard to bunny ears and legs. Never
mind rolling your eyes -- do you have any idea how irritating it
is to come up with this seasonal decorating hooey time and time
again?!!
Premenstrual
Egg Dusties
1. A bunch
of little dust bunnies. Try to make them uniform in size, or there's
really no point.
2. Spray each
egg a different color, and place in an Easter basket obtainable
from any craft store. If you must use that fake, shiny grass as
a nest for the eggs, okay. Although it really is SO tacky.
Premenstrual
Lady Bug Dusties
1. VERY tiny
dust bunnies.
2. What you
do to make them look like actual lady bugs is entirely up to you.
If desired,
spray Peter, Penelope, and baby dust bunnies with your favorite
colors for Easter. However, please note that your home-grown dust
bunnies bear a remarkable similarity in color to a real, live, brown
bunny! Happy Easter, everyone!!
P.S. We realize
your little chicks aren't yellow, but with yellow legs and feet,
we felt that was going a bit overboard. It took us long enough to
think up that pipe-cleaner business, so kindly give credit where
credit is due.
P.P.S. How
about Q-tips and toothpicks? (Bunny ears and legs.) No?? Fine! Try
doing better, you big bunch of Easter Know-it-Alls!!
©
2006 Kate Heidel
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BY KATE HEIDEL
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kate Heidel is a freelance writer living in Minneapolis. Her work includes
humor essays and poetry, genres so incompatible that Kate's resulting inner
turmoil can only be soothed by frequent shopping trips to Designer Shoe
Warehouse.
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