With this project you will learn how to make an Easter Bunny tag as well as how to cut and engrave Plywood.
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Step 1: What you will need
For this project, you will need an A5 Sheet of Plywood, some masking tape and paint if you are not happy with the natural finish. First, cover the plywood with masking tape to avoid any burnings on the wood and protect it from the laser beam. Use 90% Power and Speed of 3. This design will take around 3 minutes to cut. The size of this bunny is 7x6cm but you can make it bigger if you wish. To engrave your preferred name use 70% Power and Speed 200.
Step 2: Instructions
Once your design is cut, remove the masking tape and you can leave your design as it is if you enjoy the wood's natural look or paint it with acrylic paint or like I did, spray it with matte silver spray paint. Then you can proceed to engrave your personalised name and leave it as it is or top coat it with clear UV resin to add some shine to it and protect your colour and name.
Step 3: Enjoy!
Once your bunny is painted, add your ribbon and add it to your Easter basket or your gift. My final picture shows the same bunny with and without UV Resin so you can choose which finish you like best.
For this project, you will need an A5 Sheet of Plywood, some masking tape and paint if you are not happy with the natural finish. First, cover the plywood with masking tape to avoid any burnings on the wood and protect it from the laser beam. Use 90% Power and Speed of 3. This design will take around 3 minutes to cut. The size of this bunny is 7x6cm but you can make it bigger if you wish. To engrave your preferred name use 70% Power and Speed 200.
Once your design is cut, remove the masking tape and you can leave your design as it is if you enjoy the wood's natural look or paint it with acrylic paint or like I did, spray it with matte silver spray paint. Then you can proceed to engrave your personalised name and leave it as it is or top coat it with clear UV resin to add some shine to it and protect your colour and name.
Once your bunny is painted, add your ribbon and add it to your Easter basket or your gift. My final picture shows the same bunny with and without UV Resin so you can choose which finish you like best.