I could definitely give you the seller’s shop link. It is an actual photo I gave her that she shrinky dinked then put a hard plastic over. I had her do lettuce on the one earring since when I first had these made, Smokey used to turn her nose up at carrots. : )

I’ll let her know I’m sending some people her way. Make sure you have a couple pictures you like so that she can pick the one that will work the best for the shrinking process

This is the process used to make the earrings:
“These original earring images are hand drawn on shrinky dink plastic sheets with prismacolor pencils. I bake the pieces, then coat them with a clear layer of lacquer. I use epoxy glue to attach the plastic to thin sterling silver wire. The plastic is very lightweight. Lastly, I attach them to silver plated hoops. Original wearable art!”

Her Etsy seller name is fuzzybunnystew.
http://www.etsy.com/shop/fuzzybunnystew

Pictures from today!

Lounging after being hand fed some papaya

She believes this is her house. She’s always gone in it since the first time she’s been here.

Smokey LOVES digging on pants, especially Sue’s

Tuesday class picture, Smokey posing for just ONE picture

In the beginning of the year, they sign a permission form. There pictures are used for plenty of media, as well as online, where people could steal their pictures, not that anyone looking through bunny forums is looking to steal children’s pictures haha. Not to mention with everyone posting their lives on Facebooks. It’s fine

Children’s interpretations are probably some of the best, and funniest, things I’ve seen in the 3 years I’ve worked with children.

The cupcakes were actually made by Walmart. $12 for 24 cupcakes and the design is done for free and ready the next day, usually

Nonono, I’ve posted pictures of Smokey (in my sig, too!) of her condo. I could never leave her at work ;( She comes to work with me Monday-Thursday (if she doesn’t fight me too much to come out of her condo) and has a cage at school. She loves the kids and they love her. It also teaches them about patience (waiting for her to come to them) and how to pet animals nicely. We also talk to them about how rabbits or pets in general aren’t just all loving and fun, it’s a lot of work.

Even before she was fixed and had all those hormones in her, she has never once scratched, bit, or attacked a kid. She has no problem nipping my sister when she irritates her though hahahaha

I really am glad I made the decision to bring her to work. Plus, I get to see her multiple times during the day as opposed to me being gone for 8+ ours a day without my Smokey

And it really does teach them compassion, patience, understanding and how much work a bunny is. They also have to come to realize they have to speak quietly or else she gets scared. In the beginning of the year is always rough, and Smokey often gets a bit stressed at their volume, but they learn so quickly how to treat her and what she likes and doesn’t like.

They set up small building block towers since she likes to be a brat and knock things over. They get a blast, and she often does binkies for them because it makes them all giggle. She’s definitely a little diva spotlight bun!