March 17, 2013

Easy Knitted Bunny



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Lately I have been tickled with these super cute little pocket bunnys. 
Just in time for Easter

Materials:
yarn
knitting needles
little fiberfill
needle


1. Cast about twenty stitches. Knit with white for about 6-7 rows. switch to the "dress" color and knit about 12 rows. 
( All my instructions are about, you really can't go wrong with few extra stitches or few extra rows.)
2. Using you needle , stitch eyes.
3-4.Continue with needle and gather top of the bunny's head , pull it tightly.
5-6.Take a little bit of fiberfill, fill in the head and sew it shut.
7-8.Create a neck by threading your needle along the color change.Pull it tightly.Knot the remaining threads.
9. Fill in the body and close it. 
10. Stitch bottom of the body closed.


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Attach limbs and ears.


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 If you want, you can crotchet few rows on the bottom of the dress to create more fluffy look.
Add eyes, nose and a bow to the head.


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Who wouldn't love one of these in their Easter Basket? 

Not a knitter? 
please visit our  Etsy Shop where you can find these cuties!

 

2 comments:

  1. Super cute!!!! what yarn and what size needles did you use? thanks!!!

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  2. Hi! I used Bernat brand Handicrafter cotton yarn for bunny parts are dress parts were scrap yarn from other projects. ( wooly socks and mittens mostly)
    Bernat Cotton calls for size 7 needles, I'm a "loose knitter" my stiches are funky, so I used one size smaller needles to make everything nice and tight .
    You can really use almost any yarn for these. Just make sure that both colors are similar weight. Hope this helps!

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