Amigurumi Bunny Pattern

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Amigurumi Bunny Pattern

The Tiny Amigurumi Bunny pattern is crocheted in the round. Do not join
rounds.
Mark the beginning of your rounds with a stitch marker or safety pin. I use yarn
to mark the start of a row but you can choose whichever way works best for
you.
Size: with 2mm crochet hook:
Approx. 23cm/9,1inc with Bio Baumwolle, G-B Warenhandels GmbH yarn, if
working with another yarn use a hook one size smaller than indicated.
Tools and materials what youll need:
Cotton or bamboo yarns.
6mm black or brown safety eyes (or whichever colour works for you). For hand
painted safety eyes please take a look at my Etsy shop (I also make custom
orders): TinyAmigurumi.
For the filling: sheep wool or fiberfill or any other toy stuffing. Stuff gradually!
Crochet skill level:
This pattern requires knowledge of basic crochet terms: Crocheting in the
round, forming a magic ring, single crochet stitch (sc), single crochet increase
(Inc), single crochet invisible decrease (Invdec) and joining pieces together.
Terms:
Magic ring: adjustable loop with 6 sc, pulled together tightly so that there is
no hole in the centre.
Neat finish: one method to finish a toy piece in amigurumi. See the photos
below!
Abbreviations used:
Sc single crochet
Inc increase
Invdec invisible decrease
3 sc in one 3 sc into 1 sc
Head:
Stuff gradually!
1) 6 sc into a magic ring (6)
2) 3 x Inc, 3 sc (9)
3) 6 x Inc, 3 sc (15)
4) 12 x Inc, 3 sc (27)
5-7) sc all around (27)
8) [1 Inc + 1 sc], + 1 Inc at the end (41)
12) 6 x [1 Inc + 5 sc], 1 x [1 Inc + 4 sc] (48)
Position the safety eyes between the 6th-7th rows. Place the first eye at the
beginning of the row, count 5 sc backwards and place the other eye (look at
the shape of the head to get the right placement: the beginning of the head
and the position of the eyes will form a triangle). See the photos below.
21) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around (32)
24) [1 Invdec + 1 sc], 1 Invdec at the end (21)
25) sc all around (21)
28) Invdec all around (7)
Make a neat finish See photos below.

The final row of the head. Im finishing off and starting to make a neat finish.
For the neat finish I pick up from outside in all the sc in the final row with a
tapestry needle
pull on the tail to tighten the stitches.
This will give you a neat and proper finish.
Nose:
Now You can do the nose. See photos for how to stitch on nose.
Body:
Stuff gradually!
1) 6 sc into a magic ring (6)
2) 6 x Inc (12)
3) [1 Inc + 1 sc] all around (18)
8) 24 sc, 2 x [1 Inc + 5 sc] (38)
12) 4 x [1 Invdec + 4 sc], 14 sc (34)

14) 4 x [1 Invdec + 3 sc], 14 sc (30)
21) 19 sc, + sl. st. at the end (20)
Fasten off, leave a long yarn for attaching!
Leg: (make 2)
Stuff gradually!
1) Form a magic ring with 6 sc
2) 2 x [3 sc in one, 2 sc](10)
3) 2 x [3 x Inc, 2 sc](16)
4) 2 x [6 x Inc, 2 sc](28)
5) 12 x Inc, 16 sc (40)
6) sc all around(40)
7) colour change sc all around (40)
8) 31 sc, i x Invdec, 7 sc (39)
10) 27 sc, 1 x Invdec, 5 sc, 1 x Invdec, 3 sc (37)
11-12) sc all around(37)
13) 12 x Invdec, 13 sc(25)
14) 4 x [1 x Invdec, 1 sc], 13 sc (21)
15) 14 sc, 1 x Invdec, 5 sc(20)
17) 5 x Invdec, 10 sc (15)
24) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around, 1 sl. st. at the end (7)
Make a neat finish
To bring another color into your bunnys leg, you should start with the last st.
of the previous row to begin the color change.
Join the second color and pull it trough
and continue with sc all around with the new color.
You can crochet over the yarn tail left over from the color change to hide it
instead of weaving it in afterwards. This photo illustrates how to crochet over
the yarn tail....
Half of the leg is done.
Here you see how I mark the beginning of the new row.
Ear (make 2)
Dont stuff!
2) 6 x Inc (12)
3) 12 x Inc (24)
4) 6 x Inc, 18 sc (30)
5- 9) sc all around (30)
10) 1 x Invdec, 28 sc (29)
11) 1 x Invdec, 27 sc (28)
12) 1 x Invdec, 26 sc (27)
13) 1 x Invdec, 25 sc (26)
14) 1 x Invdec, 24 sc (25)
15) 1 x Invdec, 23 sc (24)
16) 1 x Invdec, 22 sc (23)
17) 1 x Invdec, 21 sc (22)
18) 1 x Invdec, 20 sc (21)
19) 1 x Invdec, 19 sc (20)
20) 1 x Invdec, 18 sc (19)
21) 1 x Invdec, 17 sc (18)
22) 1 x Invdec, 16 sc (17)
23) 1 x Invdec, 15 sc (16)
24) 1 x Invdec, 14 sc (15)
25) 1 x Invdec, 13 sc (14)
26) 1 x Invdec, 12 sc (13)
27) 1 x Invdec, 11 sc (12)
28) 1 x Invdec, 10 sc (11)
29) 2 x Invdec, 6 sc + 1 sl. st at the end (9)
Use fabric to give something extra to these ears.
I use button stitch to embroider the fabric onto the ear.
Hand (make 2)
Stuff gradually!

2) 4 x Inc, 2 sc (10)
3) 3 x [1 Inc + 1 sc], 4 sc (13)
7) 4 x [1 Invdec + 1 sc], 1 sc (9)
17) 2 x Invdec, 4 sc, 1 sl. st. at the end (7)
Make a neat finish
Tail:
Using fabric:
Take some fabric, cut out a circle (I used a cup to cut out a perfect circle).
Make some stitches in the fabric (see above photo on previous page) and
place some stuffing in the middle, then pull the stitches together so that the
fabric forms the tail .
Attach the tail to body.
Youll have a lovely, soft fabric tail.
Joining
Head to body
I evenly stitch two rows because it fastens the head securely in place and is
stronger for handling.
Legs to body:
Youll position the legs so that the bunny can sit. See the photos for
instructions on how to attach the legs to the body.
Hands to body:
Attach them on a same line with the legs.
Ears to head:
Firstly the upper side of the ear and then
..the back side of the ear. Well done, your little bunny is ready!

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Amigurumi Bunny Pattern

1) 6 sc into a magic ring (6)

5-7) sc all around (27)

8) [1 Inc + 1 sc], + 1 Inc at the end (41)

9-11) sc all around (41)

12) 6 x [1 Inc + 5 sc], 1 x [1 Inc + 4 sc] (48)

13-20) sc all around (48)

21) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around (32)

22-23) sc all around (32)

24) [1 Invdec + 1 sc], 1 Invdec at the end (21)

25) sc all around (21)

26) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around (14)

27) sc all around (14)

28) Invdec all around (7)

Make a neat finish See photos below.

pull on the tail to tighten the stitches.

This will give you a neat and proper finish.

3) [1 Inc + 1 sc] all around (18)

4) [1 Inc + 2 sc] all around (24)

5) [1 Inc + 3 sc] all around (30)

6) [1 Inc + 4 sc] all around (36)

7) sc all around (36)

8) 24 sc, 2 x [1 Inc + 5 sc] (38)

9-11) sc all around (38)

12) 4 x [1 Invdec + 4 sc], 14 sc (34)

13) sc all around (34)

14) 4 x [1 Invdec + 3 sc], 14 sc (30)

15-17) sc all around (30)

18) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around (20)

19-20) sc all around (20)

21) 19 sc, + sl. st. at the end (20)

Fasten off, leave a long yarn for attaching!

16) sc all around (20)

17) 5 x Invdec, 10 sc (15)

18-22) sc all around (15)

23) [1 Invdec + 1 sc] all around (10)

Make a neat finish

Join the second color and pull it trough

and continue with sc all around with the new color.

Half of the leg is done.

5- 9) sc all around (30)

10) 1 x Invdec, 28 sc (29)

11) 1 x Invdec, 27 sc (28)

12) 1 x Invdec, 26 sc (27)

13) 1 x Invdec, 25 sc (26)

14) 1 x Invdec, 24 sc (25)

15) 1 x Invdec, 23 sc (24)

16) 1 x Invdec, 22 sc (23)

17) 1 x Invdec, 21 sc (22)

18) 1 x Invdec, 20 sc (21)

19) 1 x Invdec, 19 sc (20)

20) 1 x Invdec, 18 sc (19)

21) 1 x Invdec, 17 sc (18)

22) 1 x Invdec, 16 sc (17)

23) 1 x Invdec, 15 sc (16)

24) 1 x Invdec, 14 sc (15)

25) 1 x Invdec, 13 sc (14)

26) 1 x Invdec, 12 sc (13)

27) 1 x Invdec, 11 sc (12)

28) 1 x Invdec, 10 sc (11)

29) 2 x Invdec, 6 sc + 1 sl. st at the end (9)

Use fabric to give something extra to these ears.

I use button stitch to embroider the fabric onto the ear.