AN EASTER BUNNY AND A BASKET OF EGGS. "To be made by bright boys and girls. How to make the jointed bunny. Fasten Easter Bunny's arms in place with small, double-pronged paper fasteners or with tiny collar buttons." "EASTER EGGS TO COLOR - This Easter bunny hoped to bring/ some colored eggs to you;/ But, when the painter started in,/ His colors were too few;/ And so he sent this word to you:/ Just bring your crayons gay/ And color up, to suit yourself/ These eggs for Easter day." This Easter cut-out is from April 20, 1924.
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
A RABBIT A DAY . . . An Easter Bunny
AN EASTER BUNNY AND A BASKET OF EGGS. "To be made by bright boys and girls. How to make the jointed bunny. Fasten Easter Bunny's arms in place with small, double-pronged paper fasteners or with tiny collar buttons." "EASTER EGGS TO COLOR - This Easter bunny hoped to bring/ some colored eggs to you;/ But, when the painter started in,/ His colors were too few;/ And so he sent this word to you:/ Just bring your crayons gay/ And color up, to suit yourself/ These eggs for Easter day." This Easter cut-out is from April 20, 1924.
Friday, April 15, 2011
A RABBIT A DAY . . . Easter Parade
"Paste the paraders on heavy paper, cut out - paste braces on backs and start the procession. And don't forget to use your Easter crayons." The Pals EASTER Parade from Aunt Elsie appeared in the Tribune on April 12, 1925. Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
A RABBIT A DAY . . . Artie, The Painter Bunny
Artie Rabbit, The Painter Bunny from Aunt Elsie appeared in the Tribune on April 19, 1924. Aunt Elsie gives detailed instructions on how to color Artie and put him together. Sunday, April 10, 2011
ON EASTER DAY with Susie May and Teddy, 1927
Another Susie May coloring page, this one for Easter. ON EASTER DAY appeared in newspapers on April 13, 1927.
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