The Pretty Bunny Amigurumi Pattern will help you to create a wonderful crochet toy with a lot of interesting details. If you use the suggested materials, the toy size will be 27-28 cm (with ears). The size of the toy depends on the yarn thickness, crochet hook and tightness of stitches.
The pattern is of high difficulty. It was designed for advanced skill level crocheters. So, it’s not recommended to start it if you’re a beginner.
Pretty bunny amigurumi in dress
Free crochet pattern
Materials:
- YarnArt Jeans Cotton yarn 1.76oz (50g) – 174 yds (160m)
– of white colour (a little bit more than 1 skein)
– some light-blue and light-brown yarn - Yarnart Etamin (acryl 30 g/ 180 m of light-blue colour)
- Yarnart Violet (cotton) 50 g/ 282 m
- Cotton light-pink yarn for nose embroidering
- 1.5 mm crochet hook
- Hollow fiber (or any other stuffing)
- Wire (of about 1.5 m length)
- Black half-beads for eyes of 6-8 mm
- Soft pastel for cheek tinting
Abbreviations:
sl st = slip stitch
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
dec = decrease (2 sc together)
inc = increase (2 sc in one stitch)
dc = double crochet
() repeat – repeat the given number of times
[..] = total number of stitches
See how to make invisible decrease in the article: https://amigurumi.today/basic-crochet-stitches-tutorial/
Use stitch marker to see the beginning of a new round. Follow all the instructions and hints!
Head:
Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 3: (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 4: (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 6 times [24]
Rnd 5: (sc in the next 3 st, inc) repeat 6 times [30]
Rnd 6: (sc in the next 4 st, inc) repeat 6 times [36]
Rnd 7: sc in all 36 st
Rnd 8: (sc in the next 5 st, inc) repeat 6 times [42]
Rnd 9: sc in all 42 st
Rnd 10: (sc in the next 6 st, inc) repeat 6 times [48]
Rnd 11-14: sc in all 48 st
Rnd 15: (inc) repeat 12 times in front loops only, sc in the next 4 st, (inc) repeat 12 times in front loops only, sc in the next 20 st [72]
Rnd 16: sc in all 72 st
Rnd 17: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 16 st, dec [70]
Rnd 18: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 14 st, dec [68]
Rnd 19: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 12 st, dec [66]
Rnd 20: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 10 st, dec [64]
Rnd 21: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 8 st, dec [62]
Rnd 22: sc in the next 52 st, dec, sc in the next 6 st, dec [60]
Rnd 23: sc in all 60 st
Rnd 24: (sc in the next 8 st, dec) repeat 6 times [54]
Rnd 25: (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 8 st, (dec, sc in the next 2 st) repeat 6 times, dec [42]
Rnd 26: (sc in the next st, dec) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 8 st, (dec, sc in the next st) repeat 5 times, (dec) repeat 2 times [30]
Rnd 27: (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 6 times [24]
Rnd 28: (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 29: (sc in the next st, dec) repeat 6 times [12]
Sl st, fasten off, cut off the yarn. Stuff tightly.
Ears (make 2):
Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 3: ((inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 3 st) repeat 2 times [18]
Rnd 4: ((sc in the next st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 3 st) repeat 2 times [24]
Rnd 5: sc in the next 5 st, inc, sc in the next 11 st, inc, sc in the next 6 st [26]
Rnd 6: sc in the next 5 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 11 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 6 st [30]
Rnd 7: sc in all 30 st
Rnd 8: sc in the next 6 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 13 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 7 st [34]
Rnd 9: sc in all 34 st
Rnd 10: sc in the next 7 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 15 st, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 8 st [38]
Rnd 11-32: sc in the next 38 st (22 rounds)
Fasten off with sl st, leave the tail for sewing, don’t stuff.
Arms (make 2):
Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 3-4: sc in all 12 st
Rnd 5: (dec) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st [9]
Rnd 6: sc in the next st, inc, sc in the next 7 st [10]
Rnd 7-20: sc in all 10 st (14 rounds)
Fasten off with sl st, leave the tail for sewing, don’t stuff.
Wire carcass:
Make while crocheting (at first, one leg, then the second, them arms, etc.)
You need about 1,5 m of wire. If the wire has no coating it’s better to wind it with sticking tape first. The photo shows the carcass inside the toy.
Legs (make 2):
Rnd 1: 9 ch, from the second ch from the hook sc in the next 7 ch, 3 sc in one chain, on the other side of the chain: sc in the next 6 st, inc [18]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st, (inc) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 4 st, (inc) repeat 3 times [28]
Rnd 3: (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 3 times [38]
Rnd 4: (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 3 times [48]
Rnd 5-7: sc in all 48 st
Rnd 8: (sc in the next 6 st, dec) repeat 6 times [42]
Rnd 9: sc in the next 12 st, (dec) repeat 9 times, sc in the next 12 st [33]
Rnd 10: (sc in the next 9 st, dec) repeat 3 times [30]
Rnd 11: sc in the next 9 st, (dec) repeat 6 times, sc in the next 9 st [24]
Rnd 12: (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 6 times [18]
Insert the wire, stuff.
Rnd 13: sc in the next 3 st, (dec) repeat 6 times, sc in the next 3 st [12]
Rnd 14-15: sc in all 12 st
Rnd 16: (sc in the next 3 st, inc) repeat 3 times [15]
Rnd 17-20: sc in all 15 st
Rnd 21: (sc in the next 4 st, inc) repeat 3 times [18]
Rnd 22-25: sc in all 18 st
Sl st, fasten off, cut off the yarn, stuff.
Stuff the feet very tightly, not to have any folds! To get smoother sole insert inner sole. To get better balance add some weight (small stones, granules, etc.)
Body:
Stuff the body as you go.
Rnd 26: Start from the middle of the inner side of the left leg.
(sc in the next 5 st, inc) repeat 3 times, 3 ch, on the right leg (from the inner side): (sc in the next 5 st, inc) repeat 3 times
Rnd 27: sc in the next 3 ch, sc in the next 21 st, sc in the next 3 ch on the opposite side, sc in the next 21 st (Finally, you should get a round of 48 sc).
Rnd 28-34: sc in all 48 st
Rnd 35: (sc in the next 6 st, dec) repeat 6 times [42]
Rnd 36-37: sc in all 42 st
Rnd 38: (sc in the next 5 st, dec) repeat 6 times [36]
Rnd 39-40: sc in all 36 st
Rnd 41: (sc in the next 4 st, dec) repeat 6 times [30]
Rnd 42-43: sc in all 30 st
Rnd 44: (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 6 times [24]
Rnd 45: sc in all 24 st
Take the wire for arms out in the next round. Stuff the body tightly, bend the wire and try on the arms.
Rnd 46: (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 6 times [18]
Rnd 47-49: sc in all 18 st
Rnd 50: (sc in the next st, dec) repeat 6 times [12]
Fasten off with sl st, leave the tail for sewing, stuff tightly.
Sew the arms.
Tail:
Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring [6]
Rnd 2: (inc) repeat 6 times [12]
Rnd 3: sc in all 12 st
Rnd 4: (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 3 times [9]
Fasten off with sl st, leave the tail for sewing, stuff.
Muzzle:
Mark contraction points and places for the nose and eyebrows. Find Round 15 on the muzzle:
(inc) repeat 12 times in front loops only, sc in the next 4 st, (inc) repeat 12 times in front loops only, sc in the next 20 st). The 4 sc between the increases are marked with blue dots on the photo below. Take them into account when placing pins.
Eyes – between Round 14 and 15, 10 sc between the eyes.
Nose – 6 sc in width and 2 rows in height – upper points are between Rounds 15 and 16.
Eyebrows – upper points are between Rounds 6 and 7, 7 sc between the brows.
How to make a contraction:
Insert the needle in one point and take it out the other. Take it back skipping one stitch. Draw and fix with a knot. You may repeat it one more time for better fixation. The points needed to be contracted are marked with numbers.
1. Draw the points 1-3-4-2.
2. Draw the points 2-5-6-1.
3. Draw the points 2-7-8-1.
4. Draw the points 4-7-8-3.
5. Draw the points 4-5-6-3.
6. Put the thread across the nose bridge from one eye to the other and draw a bit.
7. Embroider a smile from one corner of the lips to the other and draw a bit.
8. Glue the eyes.
Embroidering a nose.
Check that nose markings are in place after contractions. If needed correct them taking eyes into account.
Embroider the borderlines of the nose and embroider the first layer.
Don’t insert the needle into the toy, insert it only under the thread borderlines.
Don’t draw firmly. Check that the stitches are even.
Embroider the second horizontal layer.
Again don’t insert the needle into the toy, insert it only under the thread borderlines.
Embroider the third layer very neatly and evenly. Insert the needle into the toy right between the rows.
Make small stitches at nose corner and draw a bit to give it a nice shape. Fix the thread and hide the end inside the toy.
The nose is finished.
Embroider eyebrows and a mouth with black thread.
Tint the cheeks.
Sew ears as it is shown in the photo. Fold the ear and fix it in this position with stitches. Draw it well. Sew ears next to each other.
Shoes:
Start with light-brown yarn.
Rnd 1: 9 ch, from the second ch from the hook sc in the next 7 ch, 3 sc in one ch, on the other side: sc in the next 6 st, inc [18]
Rnd 2: inc, sc in the next 6 st, (inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st, (inc) repeat 2 times [24]
Rnd 3: sc in the next st, inc, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 2 times [30]
Rnd 4: sc in the next 2 st, inc, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 2 times [36]
Rnd 5: sc in the next 3 st, inc, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 3 st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 3 st, inc) repeat 2 times [42]
Rnd 6: sc in the next 4 st, inc, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 4 st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 6 st, (sc in the next 4 st, inc) repeat 2 times [48]
Change to blue yarn.
Rnd 7: sc in all 48 st in back loops only
Rnd 8-11: sc in all 48 st
Change to light-blue yarn (Etamin).
Rnd 12-14: sc in all 48 st
It’s better to crochet next rounds after putting the shoe on, otherwise it won’t be possible to do it later.
Rnd 15: (sc in the next 6 st, dec) repeat 6 times [42]
Put the stitch marker in place! Note that the stitch marker should be visually on the axis with the first 9 chain.
Rnd 16: sc in the next 15 st, (dec) repeat 6 times, sc in the next 15 st [36]
Rnd 17: (sc in the next 4 st, dec) repeat 6 times [30]
Sl st, fasten off and hide the end.
Dress:
Start with blue yarn (Jeans)
Crochet a belt:
56 ch
Rnd 1: sc in the next 55 st beginning from the second stitch from the hook, turn [55]
Rnd 2: 1 ch, sc in all 55 st [55]
Join light-blue Etamin yarn to the other side of the 56 chain and crochet the upper part of the dress:
– with even turning rows,
– every new row starts with 1 ch.
Rows 1-7: sc in all 55 st
Row 8: (sc in the next 8 st, dec) repeat 2 times, (sc in the next 7 st, dec) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 8 st [50]
Row 9: sc in all 50 st
Row 10: sc in the next 6 st, dec, (sc in the next 7 st, dec) repeat 4 times, sc in the next 6 st [45]
Row 11: sc in all 45 st
Row 12: (sc in the next 6 st, dec) repeat 5 times , sc in the next 5 st [40]
Row 13: sc in the next 6 st, 10 ch, skip 8 sc (for the sleeve), sc in the next 12 st, 10 ch, skip 8 st, sc in the next 6 st.
Row 14: sc in the next 6 st, 10 sc along the chain, sc in the next 12 st, 10 sc along the chain, sc in the next 6 st [44]
Row 15: sc in the next 5 st, dec, sc in the next 8 st, dec, sc in the next 10 st, dec, sc in the next 8 st, dec, sc in the next 5 st [40]
Row 16: sc in the next 4 st, dec, (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 8 st, dec, (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st [34]
Row 17: sc in the next 4 st, dec, (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 6 st, dec, (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st [28]
Fasten off, leave the tail for sewing.
The bottom part of the dress consists of:
Lace skirt – join to the second round of the belt (to front loops)
Underskirt – join to the second round of the belt (to back loops)
Lace skirt graphic pattern: (Yarnart “Violet”)
Underskirt:
Joint light-blue Etamin yarn
Crochet with even turning rows. Every new row starts with 2 ch.
Row 1: (dc in the next stitch, 1 ch) in every stitch.
Rows 2-4: Under every chain (insert the hook in the space under the chain) of the previous row crochet (1 dc, 1 ch)
Row 5: Under every chain of the previous row crochet (2 dc, 1 ch)
Row 6: Above every dc and every chain crochet 1 dc (insert the hook in the loops).
Row 7: dc in all stitches.
Row 8: sc in all stitches.
Sew the head.
Put on the dress. Sew it at the back.
Bow:
With light-blue Etamin yarn.
Crochet with even turning rows. Every new row starts with 1 ch.
35 ch
Row 1: sc in the next 34 st beginning from the second stitch from the hook
Rows 2-16: sc in the next 34 st. Join Violet yarn and crochet sc around.
The bridge of the bow (Violet yarn)
10 ch, from the second ch from the hook: sc in the next 8 ch, 3 sc in one ch, on the other opposite side: sc in the next 7 st, inc [20]
Fasten off with sl st, leave the tail for sewing. Wind around the middle of the bow and sew the edges on the opposite side of the bow. Sew the bow to the ears.
Bag:
Start with light-brown yarn.
Row 1: 6 ch, from the second ch from the hook: sc in the next 4 ch, 3 sc in one chain, on the other side: sc in the next 3 st, inc [12]
Row 2: inc, sc in the next 3 st, (inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 3 st, (inc) repeat 2 times [18]
Row 3: sc in the next st, inc, sc in the next 3 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 3 st, (sc in the next st, inc) repeat 2 times [24]
Change to light-blue yarn (Jeans)
Row 4: In back loops only (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 8 times [32]
Rows 5-12: sc in all 32 st
Row 13: sc in the next 30 st, sl st in the next 2 st, 3 ch
Row 14: Crochet in every other stitch (dc, 1 ch), fasten off with sl st.
Rows 15-16: sc in all 32 st
Crochet around with shrimp stitches.
For the bag strap: 23 ch, sc in the next 22 st beginning from the second st from the hook
Sew to the bag from the inside between Round 15 and Round 16.
For the string: 130 ch with Violet yarn, sc in the next 129 st beginning from the second st from the hook. Weave through Round 14.
Another version of the bunny dress
Choose any colours you like (the yarn weight is similar).
Belt:
56 ch
Row 1: starting from the second chain from the hook sc in the next 55 ch, turn [55]
Row 2: 1 ch, sc in the next 55 st [55]
Join yarn of another colour to the opposite side of the chain and crochet the upper part of the dress:
Note: Crochet in ending straight rows, turn and start each following row with 1 ch.
Row 1-7: sc in the next 55 st
Row 8: (sc in the next 8 st, dec) repeat 2 times, (sc in the next 7 st, dec) repeat 3 times, sc in the next 8 st [50]
Row 9: sc in all 50 st [50]
Row 10: sc in the next 6 st, dec, (sc in the next 7 st, dec) repeat 4 times, sc in the next 6 st [45]
Row 11: sc in all 45 st
Row 12: (sc in the next 6 st, dec) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 5 st [40]
Row 13: sc in the next 6 st, 10 ch, skip 8 st (for the sleeve), sc in the next 12 st, 10 ch, skip 8 st, sc in the next 6 st
Row 14: sc in the next 6 st, sc in the next 10 ch, sc in the next 12 st, sc in the next 10 ch, sc in the next 6 st [44]
Row 15: sc in the next 5 st, dec, sc in the next 8 st, dec, sc in the next 10 st, dec, sc in the next 8 st, dec, sc in the next 5 st [40]
Row 16: sc in the next 4 st, dec, (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 8 st, dec, (sc in the next 3 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st [34]
Row 17: sc in the next 4 st, dec, (sc in the next 2 st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 6 st, dec, (2 sc in the next st, dec) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st [28]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
Join yarn to the belt and crochet a skirt with straight ending rows (turn at the end of each row). Start each new row with a chain. Use different colours to make stripes according to your taste.
Row 1: increases in every sc.
Row 2: increases in every sc.
Row 3: sl st in every st.
Row 4: sc in every st.
Row 5: sl st in every st.
Row 6: (sc in the next st, inc) repeat till the end of the row.
Put on the dress and sew it at the back. Cut a flower from cotton cloth and sew it to the dress.
That’s all. Your pretty bunny amigurumi is finished. Happy crocheting!!!
Wilde even zeggen dat het allemaal geweldig mooie, lieve en leuke patronen zijn die zomaar cadeau worden gegeven aan ons. Weet niet hoe anderen erover denken maar ik ben voor ieder patroon erg dankbaar.
Hartelijke groet
Anneke Burger
Thank you Anneke! <3
Where can I get the pattern for the purple,orange, blue green stripe dress
Hi Pamela, please see this page https://community.amigurumi.today/t/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress/98
Thanks 💞
This is so cute. Thank you so much for sharing. I wish there was a pattern to put pants on for a boy bunny. My mom going to make these for me and I can’t wait
I’m enjoying looking at the amigurumi dolls and animals. Very interested in making some for myself and my grandchildren. I’ve been crocheting for over 45 years. I’ve made baby clothes, blankets, pot holders, slippers, mittens etc. and would like to try something different. I think I’d truly enjoy these little ones that seem to come alive!! Only problem – when I go to get the free pattern I don’t have any luck printing one out. When I hit “get PDF” it moves me to another screen altogether. Please help me if you can I’d love to try to crochet an amigurumi doll.
Have a great day, Marlene
Hi Marlene, you can find well-formatted PDF versions of the patterns in our store https://shop.amigurumi.today
You can view the patterns for free on our website and mobile app. PDF version itself is not free. Because it takes a lot of time to prepare the patterns. So, in spite of this fact all people who can’t pay for PDF patterns can view them on the website and make wonderful toys. We don’t hide the instructions. Hope for your understanding 🙂
Hola! Soy de México, me podrían mandar la información en español, me interesa comprar algunos patrones, gracias.
Thank you all so much for being so generous with your patterns.
heel hartelijk dank voor dit geweldig mooi patroon
This bunny is gorgeous and the tutorial and pattern are great. Thanks so much for sharing this pattern.
Dear greetings, Margaret
Super nice!!!!!!!!!
this pretty bunny is so great I have a great grandaughter who uses her mouth up on one side just like this pretty bunny I haven’t tried this technique, but have been crocheting for 70 years and your instructions are so great I will give it my best. Thank you so much.
bonjour
est_il possible de savoir si vous avez un site en fancais pour commander
bien cordialement Mme Capdeville
PRECIOSO TODO .MUY LINDO
Thank you so much for this pattern. I have almost finished making this beautiful rabbit. As a pattern creater myself i know just how much work goes into this. Thank you for making it avaliable.
What a sweetheart, I already made my grandchildren reindeer as a Christmas present, I’m sure they would love this Bunny as an Easter gift……….:-)
Adorable! What gauge wire are you using?
Hi Cathy I love your patterns i have been asked to make one for my great granddaughter but i know if i make one i will have to make some more for my other grandchildren so can you tell me what kind of wire do use and where can i get some thank Joan x x
Darling pattern! Would also love the patterns for the other dresses and bows pictured with the pattern. Is there any way to get those?
Hi Kyra, I will try to make a post with another dress pattern. Thanks for the message.
Wonderful! I would love to know when you do.
I was looking for the pattern for the pink dress but I didn’t see it. Have you posted the pink dress pattern?
Hi Lindsay, the upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted )with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (on the bottom of the article). Just make three skirts of desired length.
Hi whrre can i buy the yarn from thanks
it hasn’t been posted I have been asking for it also
Thank you so very much for sharing this lovely pattern. I am learning so much working on this. Can you help me by giving me some tips on making the wire frame, I’m not sure how to calculate the size.
Hi Cathy, you will need about 1.5 m of wire.
What gauge wire did you use?
1.2-1.5 mm
Hej, hvor kan jeg finde oversættelsen til denne hæklet?
See the attached pdf-file here https://community.amigurumi.today/t/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress/98
Love the bunny but how or the ears sewn on please and is there wire in ears thank you for the pattern x
Hi Wendy, there is no wire in the ears. Fold the ears slightly at the edges before sewing.
First, many thanks for this wonderful pattern, i really like it and I’m doing it now
Second, i have a question
in the body Rnd 26 i think there are 3 Ch that you forgot to mention
is that correct?
it’s mentioned in Rnd 27 that we will make (sc in the next 3 ch) twice
but in Rnd 26 you wrote 3 ch only once
please confirm i don’t want to change the pattern and mess it up
thanks
Hi, the Rnd 26 of the body is correct. In the Rnd 27 you work on the 3 ch on one side first, then on the same 3 ch on the opposite side.
Hi there. This pattern is georgous. Did you manage to post up the other dress patterns by any chance.
AI think my message disappeared. I was just wondering if you posted the other dress patterns. This pattern is georgous
Hello,
I really like this Bunny.
But I have a little question, how should I start the leg? I don’t understand the instructions.
thanks 😀
Hi Manuela, start with the chain and crochet in spiral on both sides of the chain according to the instructions.
Hi…I do have a question..I live in the United States..Iowa. Where can I order these yarns at? Could you please email me at lindamdemoss@gmail.com. I have tried online searches and I can’t find anywhere to order these yarns at. I really appreciate your help!
Thank you!
Linda DeMoss
Linda, I used Deborah Norville’s Everyday line of yarn and it worked out great. I also used a D/3.25mm hook. It came out to be about 14.5 inches tall and then the ears are another 5.5-6 inches.
~Heidi
Hi..before I ask my question I just want to say the bunny patterns are the most darling I’ve ever seen..and your instructions are so easy to follow..now my question is, do I have to use the wire? What is its purpose and if I don’t use it what would happen? Thank you
Hi Vickie, if you wish you can not to use the wire frame. The wire frame is used to make the arms and legs bendable and steady.
Thank you so much for a quick response…and again I love the patterns you offer.
These are absolutely adorable, thank you for sharing your patterns, you are very generous.
Do you ever do a lamb?? Or maybe a Border Collie dog?
I am from Australia and will share your page to lots of my friends.
So talented👏👏👏👏
Hi Debbie, here is a lamb pattern https://amigurumi.today/meryl-the-sheep-amigurumi-pattern/
Thank you for this pattern. I can’t tell what weight this yarn is, is it worsted/dk? I’m trying to find a comparable yarn here in the states.
Thanks again!
This is fine 5ply yarn.
Hi! I just bought the yarn for this and I’m using premier cotton fair for the body and Michaels brand loops and threads woollike yarn. Hope that helps you!
Where did you buy the yarn from please
Thanks. They didn’t have that at my Michaels, but I’ve been eyeing it on Amazon. I’ll give it a try. What size hook did you use Teresa?
Adorable
So cute!!!!!!!!
Luv the pattern!!! Thanks so much for the pattern… Do you have pictures of how the ears are place? Having trouble with placement on them!!!
Hi Crystal, the photo instructions for ears were added.
Thanks a bunch!!! How tall are they when complete?
They are about 30 cm depending on the yarn weight.
OH my gosh, these are so adorable! Thank you for sharing this sweet pattern! I would love to try to make a couple of these for my grandchildren! I hope they turn out as sweet as the ones you did, as I am not a confident crocheter! Thanks again!
Hi, I updated the shoe pattern, please have a look now.
would love the free bunny pattern…..thanks so much
I did not see the patterns for the other dress patterns, could you please include them or sent them to me.
It’s in the bottom of the article.
Your website is very nice. Nice projects, thank you.
would like the pattern for the bunny in the picture of the blue and also pink dresses
Tutorials on the bunny and the dress and shoes.
Would love to order this bunny and cute owl. Does anyone know who made these??
Gracias por compartir sus patrones con todos son muy fáciles de hacer
How many hours does it take to create?
It depends on your skills. You have to do a big work anyway.
Fantastic patter and such detailed instructions and just in time for Easter.
Thank you very much
Louisa Hitchcock Durban S.A.
These are each and absolutely adorable! I wish I knew how to crochet. I’m hoping there is someone that makes these that will sell them. I would definitely buy them for my grandbabies! If you know of anyone please let me know. It was so nice of you to share this with the world. Suzanne
This so beautiful! I really want to make this for my granddaughter! Thank you!
What size crochet hook. You show 1.5 mm but I think that would be too small.
This hook was used to get very tight stitches. If you think this is small, you can use 2.0 mm or any another according to your yarn weight.
Cant wait to make them. They are so cute.
I love the bunnies for my granddaughters
Thank you so much for sharing your pattern! I am going to love making this cutie. One question, what type of wire should I use? This is the first project I am attempting to use wire with and want to make sure I am buying the proper materials.
Many thanks,
Becky
I think pipe cleaner is the best if you have long enough. But you can also use any other well-bending wire with coating.
Thank you so much. I would have definitely gone overboard with 24 gauge wire. Hahahaha
Can I have the pattern for the pink and blue dresses please
Hi Annette, the upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted )with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (on the bottom of the article). Just make three skirts of desired length.
This is adorable! I would like to make it a boy bunny for a little guy. Do you have a pattern for just a shirt vs a dress?
Hi Nicole, sorry, I don’t have.
I tried thos pattern with a size 3.25mm…way to big. I wonder where i could get a crochet hook small enough.
I love this pattern. I’ve never done a pattern with these face contractions before, I’m a little confused fused about the muzzle section. Are there any video tutorials anyone knows about showing how to do the increases in room of the face and the contraction stitches? Thanks!
I am stuck on this part as well
Same here.
Is it okej, if I translate this pattern to Swedish and publish it in a group called “Virka mera” (More crocheting) on Facebook? Many of the members, even me, loves this cute bunny 🙂
Of course, I will add the link to your pattern in the translation.
Hi Anja, translation is not allowed.
What is the length of wire I need and how tall is the bunny
Hi Debbie, see the information in the post.
Is there a way to get a printable version of this pattern? Thanks!
Hi Lorie, you can find a printable pdf version of the pattern here >> https://shop.amigurumi.today/collections/frontpage/products/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress-printable-pdf
Hi, Great Pattern, I cant seem to print, is there a PDF available so I can use offline. thanks
Hi Debbie, you can find a printable pdf version of the pattern here >> https://shop.amigurumi.today/collections/frontpage/products/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress-printable-pdf
Can we please have the instructions for the outfits shown in the first picture.
Hi Marilee, the upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted ) with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (located on the bottom of the article). Just make three skirts of desired length.
in the pattern pretty bunny amigurium in dress when I get to the underskirt I cannot figure out rows 2-4. Is there a tutorial that shows how this is worked or can you give me detailed info. Thanks
Can anyone help with how to do the muzzle part where in says inc etc. very confused.
To shape the muzzle you need to find Rnd 15 of the head, the place where 4 sc are located between the increases. Taking into account their location you should mark the points of contraction.
Hi, I have not tried this yet but would like to. I am in Australia, what ply is this? I would really like to make a meerkat, is there a pattern somewhere?
Cheers,
karen
This is 5ply yarn. If I have a meerkat pattern I will email you 🙂
Where is the written pattern for the lace skirt and for this pattern
Hi Margie, please see the crochet symbol chart to understand the lace skirt pattern http://media.craftyarncouncil.com/files/CYCACrochetChartSymbols.pdf
thank you so much for your prompt and helpful reply
Hi, could you please tell me where I can find the PDF for this pattern? Thank you
Hi Lorraine, you can find a printable pdf version of the pattern here >> https://shop.amigurumi.today/collections/frontpage/products/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress-printable-pdf
I just got the yarn to try pattern today. I am so excited. Do you have a little boy bunny pattern. Donna
Also do you have the second bunny in the purple dress pattern.?
Do you sell this as a pdf Download? I would gladly buy it thank you
You can find printable pdf-pattern here: https://shop.amigurumi.today
Love the pdf thank you
Do you have a pattern for the purple blue orange and green dress???
Hi Crystal, see the explanation here >> https://community.amigurumi.today/t/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress/98/10?u=amigurumitoday
How is the head attached? Is it glued or sewn?
It’s sewn.
What yarn could i substitute. I can seem to locate this yarn locally? Thanks
I did not see if above but if I missed it I apologize. Could you please share the pattern for the Pink and Blue dresses in the first picture? It is the one with the 3 layers on the bottom. Thank you so much. Love the pattern
Hi Deb, the upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted ) with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (which is on the bottom of the article). Just make three skirts of desired length.
Thank you for the info!
Cute as a button. I have to make several for grandkids.
Cute for the little ones.
This is gorgeous! I can’t wait to make it but I would really love the pattern for the purple and orange dress, second from the top.
I don’t understand row 15 on the head can you explain it better please
Hi Patty, you should make increases crocheting in front loops only. Other stitches are single crochet.
Hi I’m confused on row 15 too. Inc for 12front loops. Then do 4sc Inc, 12times then do 20sc row 14 only had 48 now72 help explain better thank you
Hi Cheryl, you should make 12 inc in front loops only, then 4 sc, further 12 inc FLO again, and finally 20 sc.
I wish I could find someone to make 2 of these bunnies for me I will pay them. I don’t know how to crochet.
I made 6 of this Bunny !! so adorable.
Superb! 👏
Julie
Hi, I love the little purple and orange dress can you tell me where I can get the pattern please.
I Iove this pattern, however I am new to crochet. I am stuck on “Rnd 1: 9 ch” step on the leg. Do you have a tutorial for dummies showing this step?
Hi Andrea, you have chosen very difficult pattern to start with. To understand how to crochet feet and shoes please see any video tutorial that shows how to crochet baby shoes. It will help a lot.
Thank you. I most certainly will
Thanks for the beautiful pattern! I’m wondering how to make the owl on the pink dress….I didn’t see it included in the pattern. If you could tell me where to find it, I would greatly appreciate it.
Hi Connie, the upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted ) with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (which is on the bottom of the article). Just make three skirts of desired length.
Can you tell me if the rabbit is supposed to stand alone. I cannot get it to and resorted to using dowels and that did not work. The stuffing is not the probkem
Hi Margie, if you want it to stay alone you need to insert firm soles in the feet and add heavy-weight granules.
Hi Darlene, could you please explain what do you mean?
Yes, thank you 🙂
Rnd 4 of the leg
I only get 38 stitches, it says 48
I’m totally stumped, I’m an advanced crocheter, and I’m on day 3 and I should have been done 2 days ago
The Rnd 4 of the leg says to make increase 10 times. Did you make them?
My instructions say 5 times, 10 makes total sense
Thank you
Do you have a tutorial on YouTube for this Bunny ?
Still having issues with the foot :/
Where did you get the instructions? 🙂 Please use this website instructions.
The rnd 4 says: (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 5 times, sc in the next 4 st, (sc in the next 2 st, inc) repeat 3 times [48]
To understand the principle of making feet you can see any baby shoe video-tutorial.
How do you do the neck piece? He body just sort of stops and no further instructions. Any help please?
The body includes the neck.
I just started making this and my first one has a wobblie head. Any suggestions
Take a couple of cotton swabs or another sticks and put them inside the neck (some part of sticks is placed in the head, and some is in the body.)
Hi I did read through the whole pattern a few times but could you tell me how to assemble the bunny legs, arms etc…and does the wire frame extend into the head? Thank you 😊
Hi Elsa, assemble these parts while crocheting. The pattern describes these steps.
I am very interested in the dress pattern for the first picture The one with the three different layers of skirt i have tried but i cant seem to get them to ruffle quite like yours could you post the pattern for the one with the the light pink blue and dark pink ruffles. I have really enjoyed making this. I cant wait to get home from work to do it.
I have just seen my answer in the above comments that werent there yesterday i am an experienced crocheter but cant knit to save my life i guess i will have to keep trying to create my own pattern
Hi Tracy, the second dress pattern describes the skirt ruffles made with hook.
The bunny is adorable
I am confused with the legs….says rounds..but starts with 9ch…are there any videos? And are they started at feet or top of legs?
Hi Regina, this pattern is designed for advanced level crocheters 🙂 If you never crocheted oval feet please see any video-tutorial how to crochet the baby shoes. This is the same principle.
Regina, you start with those 9 chs and work along both sides of them. It makes an oval, sort of like what you would for the bottom of a purse or shoe sole.
Just wondering what kind of wire you use. How thick should the wire be. It looks like the thickness of a coat hanger
Hi Charlotte, the thickness of wire is 1.2-1.5 mm.
Please help! On the ear round 3 says total 18 stitches but it adds up to 15? What does (( mean? Help I understand repeat is ()
Hi Conitta, the total number of stitches in the Rnd 3 of ears is 18. You have to do increase 3 times (= 6 stitches), then sc in next 3 st, again increase 3 times and sc in next 3 stitches.
So I love thIs!!! I attempted this without the wire and the head was way to heavy to hold up on the body so I had to sew it on tighter loosing the neck and petite look. Does the wiring help this? And where would I find the wiring I’ve never used wiring before I have all the peices ready for my second one just need to find the wiring it’s left me at a halt help!!!!!
You can find a wire in home and garden shops, and also in handmade shops.
hi Karlie, !! put a lot of stuffing in the head,
do you have a pattern to make boy clothes for the bunny? Overalls perhaps?
Help…I’m stuck on Round 15: Could someone please tell me how to do this row. I have tried and tried to figure it out and I just can’t up to 72 st.
Hi Linda, the total number of increases in the Rnd 15 is 24. Did you make all of them?
Thank you so much for helping me out here. I really appreciated the help!!
Linda DeMoss
Please help! How do you make the contractions for the face? I have read and re-read the instructions and tried looking up the technique on the internet, but can’t find anything. I need a little more detailed instructions.
You can watch the example of eye contractions in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lETBf2WarfA (starting from 17th minute)
I see there are so many questions and I really hate to ask another one but this bunny is so precious! I am on row 9 of the legs where I begin with 42 sc. Row 9 tells me to sc in next 12 st then decrease. Repeat 9 times then sc 12 to get to 33 sc. It’s not adding up. I would have to start out with over 70+ stitches. Can you help me please?
Hi Trish, please double check it. You should get 12 sc, 9 decreases, 12 sc.
Just finished and I love the pattern. Some of it took me several times to figure it out. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for providing that link for the contractions. It was perfect. I just finished making the face and it turned out great. Thanks so much for sharing this pattern. Also, what did you use to tint the cheeks. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for kind words 🙂 It’s a soft pastel.
You are much appreciate in Arizona for sharing this pretty bunny pattern I am in making my first one I have 4 GD’s that would love to have one, I am having a little problem at starting the foot for some reason I cant get it right even tho I have done this before, well I will keep trying till I get it right, again thank you for sharing
Thanks for this wonderful pattern… and all for free, how generous!!! 🙂
I have translate this pattern to Swedish and I wonder if I can share it in a group on Facebook, named “Virka mera” witch means Crochet More.
There are mane people in Sweden who has difficulties with foreign laungages.
Of course, I will link to this page 🙂
Hi Anja, sorry, this is not allowed. Hope for your understanding.
It’s okay!!! 🙂
Thank You for Your answer!
Hi I’m stuck on round 15. I’ve tried 4 times . Can you simplify stitches for me. Thank you so much
Hi Peggy, do you mean head?
Hi 🙂 Do you have a patten for the 3 layer dress?
https://community.amigurumi.today/t/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress/98/4
Is there a boy version of this bunny pattern?
Hi, sorry, no )
I’m stuck on round 15 of the head. I am so confused……….Please help and thank you.
Hi Gem, what part of the Rnd 15 is confusing?
I am wanting to make one of these cute bunnies for my granddaughter. What gauge wire did you use?
I figured out how to read your pattern and finished mine, and I had a good piece of thick pipe cleaner sticking out to hold the head. Unfortunately, it’s not enough to hold the head up stable. Now I have to rework the head/body part. It would be helpful to others if you could explain this section so people won’t have to redo this major part of the process. Beautiful Bunny once complete.
This bunny is lovely! I’m all done except for attaching the head….I saw in previous comments that it’s sewn on, but I do not see in the instructions when that is done. I assume after the face is complete?
Thanks again for the great pattern!
Hi Mary, yes, the head is sewn after the face is finished.
Beautiful pattern.
Can I use DK (8ply) for this pattern and maybe size 3-4mm hook? or would it turn out too big?
Yes, in this case your bunny will be huge.
I love the dress with the ruffles and owl button. is there a pattern for that dress?
Instructions for pink and blue dresses:
The upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted ) with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (which is on the bottom of the pattern). Just make three skirts of desired length.
Hello!! First of all, thank you so much for this pattern. Absolutely understandable and so so beautiful. I just finished the bunny and started making the shoes. But I just realised they’re a bit too big for the feet! The number of rows made them too “tall” for the feet, or did I count it wrong? Thanks in advance!
Hi Maria, do you use the yarn of the same weight as for bunny?
Yes, I did!
Hi,
thank you very much for this lovely pattern!
it says the crochet hook is 1.5mm but on the cotton slip it says 3.5. Which one have you used?
/L
It’s 1.5 mm hook.
Thanks och thanks for the lovely pattern!
Hello! Thanks so much for explaining the instructions for the pink and blue layered dress. I personally do not enjoy knitting much so am trying to go about using the crochet pattern for the dress at the bottom, making 3 skirts of desired lengths, as you mentioned above. My question is…how do you suggest attaching each layer? Do you actually work right onto the previous skirt or do you make them all separate and sew them together? What technique did you use with knitting it? I appreciate any input. I’ve been trying and re-trying to get the correct look, but it just isn’t happening. Thanks in advance! 🙂
Hi, you can use any of the described techniques. As for the knitted skirts, they were sewn to the dress.
Hi there. Just love this project and definitely intend pin making them. Just have a couple of questions/concerns. I’m concerned about using wire in the toy, Is it child safe? Just concerned for children playing with them. I will also use safety eyes on the dolls for safety reasons. But love it to bits. Can you please let me know about the wire and whether it can be made without the wire and still get the desired affect.
Thanks heap
Hi Judy, if you insert the wire, it will be behind the fiberfill. Moreover, you can isolate the wire carcass with tape. Sure, you can make the toy without wire carcass, but it won’t be able to stay alone. The neck needs some support carcass any way.
I love this bunny. Thank you so much for the pattern I’m wondering when and how to put my safety eyes in. Do you use safety eyes?
These are half-beads which were glued.
Ok thank you so much!
I’m new to the art of “Amigurumi”. I am amazed at what you all can create with one hook and tons of imagination. Thanks for sharing this super cute pattern.
What a fantastic pattern, thank you so much, I have just completed the bunnies and about to start the clothes. I have been crotchetiness for 50 years, so I’m going to adapt an old pattern I have to make boy clothes with a cap and boots. Hope it turns out as good as yours, and know that my grandson will love it. Again thanks.
That’s great! 🙂 🙂 🙂
Would love it if you shared!
This is a beautiful pattern, very kind of you to make it available like this for free!
Can you offer any suggestions on how large to make the wire armature? I’m getting ready to stuff mine into the leg, but without having made the body yet, I have no idea how large to make it. And I don’t want to leave it open as I’ll stab myself while finishing the legs lol 🙂
Crochet the body till the arms. You will see what size of wire frame is OK.
I noticed in one of the previous comments that you said that you don’t have ‘a boy version’. Would you have a pattern for overall shorts that would fit this bunny? I love pretty bunny but I have only have a little grandson.
Unfortunately, I don’t have.
Hi.
A couple of questions
I’ve finished the head. It’s smaller than I thought it would be. What is the overall length of the bunny?
If I wanted the bunny to be larger, could I use 8 ply instead of 5 ply. If so what size hook would be best?
Thanks Lyndell
Hi Again
Sorry. What is the length of the bunny from top of head to feet. (excluding ears) Thanks again
Lyndell
I just finished my first bunny and love it! It was a challenge! The face was easier than I thought it would be. I used wire I stripped from electrical wiring–it was coated. My bunny stands on her own! I made sure the wire extended into the head, which helped to stabilize it. Thank you for the pattern!
Hi Karen
Could you please help me with the muzzle part on the head line 15. I am totally baffled by how you do this part. Your help would be really appreciated
Julie
Hi Julie, you should make 12 inc in front loops only, then 4 sc, further 12 inc FLO again, and finally 20 sc.
I am also baffled Julie did you work it out.??
Hi Karen
After looking at all the wire options I decided on electrical wire too.
Lyndell
I am stuck on round 15 of the head. Rnd 15: (inc) repeat 12 times in front loops only, sc in the next 4 st, (inc) repeat 12 times in the front loops only, sc in the next 20 st [72]
does this mean 2 sc in the first 12 stitches? Or does it mean sc in the first 4 sc flo, then increase do this for 12 times and just sc in the last 20 stitches?
Thanks for sharing the pattern. Wish there will be pattern for a shirt and pants for a boy bunny too.
Hello! My rabbit is almost complete now. Yay! Thanks again for sharing this pattern and answering all of my questions along the way. I have one last question as I finish up. Where did you get the pastel chalk you used on the cheeks? I have no idea where to begin to look…or what to look for. I appreciate any help/info you can provide me with on this. Thanks in advance!
P.S. Will this chalk get messed up if put in a child’s mouth…as in run on the clean, white yarn? Just curious.
Hi Brittany, please try to find soft pastels in a stationery shop. Note that they should not contain oils.
Omg!! this bunny pattern is darling,I made it ,,, Now im making secong one.. Thank you so much for sharing this super cute Bunny Pattern..
Hi Mary, a big thank you! 💖🌹
Hi, I’m on row 9 of the legs and am a bit confused with the instructions. I am coming up with 6 stitches left after following the instructions. It says sc in the next 12 st,(dec) repeat 9 times, sc in the next 12 st [33] I still have 6 stitches left after doing this…please help, what am I doing wrong?
Hi Lori, please check if you follow the previous instructions in the right way.
I am wondering if here is some place to get directions on how to make the wire carcass to put in the bunny. I have never done anything like this and don’t know where to start on forming it. How do you know where to make the bends and how long to make the arms and legs? What size wire do you use? Are there instructions/directions any place?
Hi Cynthia, crochet the body till the arms, and you will see the size of the wire carcass you need to make.
Hi! This pattern is great! I’ve completed 2 rabbits already. I am starting my 3rd now and have a question regarding the dress pattern is wish to do. It is the one with the shorter purple top with the orange tie and the multicolored bottom in vertical lines. I found the link from a previous post on here. Thanks so much for that! But, I was wondering if you make 2 of the pieces that the pattern shows? Just looking at the pic doesn’t look like it would be big enough to go around bunny. I’m not very good without having a written pattern so I’d appreciate any help and info you can give me regarding this. Thanks in advance.
This really is a lovely pattern I have used a bigger needle and an 8 ply cotton to make this project for my first grandchild. I am also not using wire. I have looked through all these comments and I am still having an issue with the muzzle and row 15. Is this just a row of crochet on top of the face? I have found the 4 chain and marked my contraction points but I have no idea where to start the inc 12 in the front loops. I just cant see what this achieves on the face. I have read and re read the pattern but am still at a loss. This is my first amigurumi and I think I am hooked but I have hit a road block. I would appreciate any help . Thanks for sharing this lovely gift.
Hi Jenny 🙂 The Rnd 15 of the head helps to make a specific cheek shapes. When you make increases in next 12 st FLO – this is the first cheek, further you crochet sc in the next 4 st – this is the place between the cheeks (they are marked in the picture with blue points), then again 12 inc FLO to make the second cheek, and finally, sc in the next 20 st [72] If you have additional questions feel free to ask 🙂
Thank you for your response I will give it a go.
Hi, I have just finished making this bunny and she is beautiful, the little girl she was for is glassy eyes over her but her older sister wants something similar, she loves mermaids but the only ones I can find are no where near as pretty as your bunny. Do you have a mermaid pattern please?
Fran
Hi Fran, there is one https://amigurumi.today/mermaid-amigurumi-pattern/
I am struggling to make the face on this gorgeous bunny. Please can you tell me how many stitches separate points2 and 4. My eyes seem too far apart at the moment. I wish I could send you a picture so you could tell me where I have gone wrong. Thank you for an amazing pattern. I have made the rest of the bunny with no problem.
Hi Celia, there are about 10-11 stitches between points 2 and 4.
Hello again! 🙂 I am getting really close to starting the dress for my pretty bunny. However, I was wanting to do the purple and orange, etc. multi-colored dress with the tie and shorter top and am having issues with the pattern for it. I found the link to it to an answer to another woman’s question on here. I just need the diagram explained better. The middle of the skirt picture says to repeat. Do I just repeat that step all the way around? How do I make this? I would appreciate any help on this. Thank you! 🙂
Hello! Could someone please help me with the ears? Round 5 end with 26 stitches. Round 6 – sc in the next 5 stitches (inc) repeat 2 times; sc in the next 11, (inc) repeat 2 times, sc in the next 6 st (30)
If I sc 5 stitches, then inc and do that two times thats 14 stitches. Then sc 11, then inc and do that 2 times, that’s 26 stitches, then sc next 6. Altogether that is 14 + 26 + 6 which is 46 stitches. Hom am I reading this wrong, please help. Thank you!
Hi :), please repeat only the spaces given in the brackets and pay attention to commas. “Sc in the next 5 st, (inc) repeat 2 times” means that you should crochet sc in next 5 st, then increase two times.
I purchased this pattern and I love it, I have made 3 bodies with arms and they are now in dresses. I am really struggling with the contraction of the face please help me!!! Do you have a video tutorial for it? xx
Hi Dianne, you can see the example of eye contractions in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lETBf2WarfA (starting from 17th minute)
Can I print a copy of this pattern and if so how thank you
Hi Christine, you can buy a printable PDF version of the pattern in our store https://shop.amigurumi.today/products/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress-printable-pdf
hi love the bunny but i’m struggling with the legs. are they done together or apart, do they start at the bottom. im totally lost please help
Hi Tonya, legs are made from the bottom (feet) up. You should make 2 separate legs, then join them and continue to crochet the body.
What does inc mean?
It means “increase”
im having a problem with rd 9 of the legs. according to my math it would be over 100 stitches for the round equaling about 3 rounds not 1. please clarify for me.
Hi :), please repeat only the spaces given in the brackets and pay attention to commas.
I having a hard time getting the ears to come out right .im fine up until you get to row 3. Second row you end with 12 and then the next you should end with 18 .i only come up with 15 when I do it. I’m not sure what I’m doing wrong .please help.
Hi Shelly, please pay attention that you should repeat the spaces given in the brackets the specified number of times. See the explanation of Rnd 3 of the ears in other words:
Rnd 3: *3 increases, sc in next 3 st* repeat from * till * 2 times = 18
Merci pour votre partage, vos modèles sont très jolis
I have a question about the crochet hook. Is the 1.5 in US, if not, what would it be in US?
The hook is 1.5 mm. According to this chart http://www.marymaxim.ca/needle-hook-size-charts it’s number 7 steel crochet hook.
thank you very much to this free pattern ı like this bunny a lot and ı made it very easy thanks to much 🙂
Hello! Can you please help me to the round 46 of the body. I don’t Know how to make the “loop” around the wire for sew the arms after.
Thank you.
I love your creations so much
Hi Melissa, please crochet the body till the arms, then insert a wire frame 🙂
Thank you for this beautiful pattern. It’s lovely.
I would really like to have the pattern for this dress. Where can I find it?
https://i2.wp.com/amigurumi.today/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress-crochet-pattern.jpg?resize=768%2C1024&ssl=1
Have a wonderful day /J
https://community.amigurumi.today/t/pretty-bunny-amigurumi-in-dress/98/13
Olá, Boa noite, gostaria de saber se os as reias em PDF estão em português, pois estou interessada em obter o mesmo.
Hi Tatiane 🙂 The patterns are only in English.
Has anyone made this without the wire frame inside? Im making it for a customer as a baby gift and the wiring worries me with safety! Thanks
Yes, you can make it without wire frame. In this case the limbs won’t be bendable.
Thanks! Just dont want a newborn getting injured if the frame moved!
Hello,
I was hoping you could tell me what yarn and in what colors was used for the blue and pink ruffle dress?
Or do I need to purchase the pattern to get this information?
Thanks!
Hi Krystal, unfortunately, yarn labels were not saved.
Darn, I have to order this yarn from overseas so I’m not too familiar with it. I’ll seems to all be made out of the same kind so I’ll give that a try and see if I can pick some close colors. Thanks! Super cute pattern.
I can’t find the dress pattern for the blue & pink thrills dress. Can you help
Instructions for pink and blue dresses:
The upper part of the pink dress is crocheted the same way as others. The lower part consists of three skirts. They are knitted (not crocheted ) with garter stitches. You can crochet them using the second dress pattern (which is on the bottom of the pattern). Just make three skirts of desired length.