Use a flower die to cut the shapes out from Support Stabilizer.

Roll the flowers and sew the base to form the flower.

Mix the stone mix according to the package instructions. Dip the flower into the mix, and squeeze out the excess. Use a gloved finger or craft stick to smooth more of the mixture onto the flowers. Set the flowers aside to dry overnight.

Sand the rough edges if needed, and paint if desired.

Print the bunny shape out, and trim around the edges to make a template.

Place the template on the 1” foam and trace it with a marker. Use sharp scissors to cut out the bunny shape.

Mix the stone mix according to the package instructions. Dip the rabbit in the mixture and squeeze out the excess. Use a palette knife to smooth more of the mixture over the rabbit form.

Let it dry completely.

Sand and paint the rabbit as desired, or leave it as is and add a ribbon bow to the neck.

Cut the 5” foam into a column that is 5” wide.

Use a ruler and marker to draw the front of the birdhouse on the foam. Cut the shape out using an electric meat cutter.

Cut behind the points of the roof to hollow out a section at the top.

Cut two slabs of foam for the roof and cut out a section as pictured.

Dip each of the pieces into the stone mix. Assemble the house and use the mix to affix the roof to the house. Slather more stone mix onto the sides and roof of the bird house.

Let it dry completely before decorating or painting.