Terry towel bunny tutorial

Things you'll need

• For best results, 1 terry cloth hand towel that has been wet and wrung out (table napkins are okay, but they won't be as cute). The best place to find towels of the right type of terry cloth density is at your local Chinese restaurant — the terry is not too dense and not too sparse.

	Lay the hand towel / napkin flat on the table (or floor).
	Fold the hand towel in half (diagonally).
	With the pointy end up, fold the corners down. Be sure to pull hard as you fold, as the tension of the towel makes a big difference. Your towel should now look resemble a tall diamond shape (see inset).
	Fold the bottom corners of the towel upwards, until they are inline with the fold. These corners will be your bunny ears.
	Start rolling the towel tightly from the flat end on the bottom, until the bunny ears are barely visible, as shown.
	Pull the rolled ends back tightly until they meet at the back.
	Pull the long corner downwards and tuck it into the bottom of the rabbit (as shown), trapping and securing the rolled ends.
	Congratulations! You've got yourself a little bunny. Feel free to add facial features (soy sauce on a chopstick tends to work if you're at a Chinese restaurant) or props as you wish.

Design and contents © Andrea See. Many thanks to my uncle, who has kept me entertained with terry towel bunny rabbits for decades.