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 materials abbreviations

5mm + 7mm crochet sc = single crochet

hooks mr = magic ring
sc2tog = single crochet
16mm safety eyes
two together, using the
Scissors
invisible decrease
Fiber fill
method
Darning needle inc = crochet 2 stitches
Stitch markers in the same stitch
Super bulky yarn / weight 6 st/s = stitch/es
- approx 80-90 yards hdc = half double
Worsted yarn for bonnet / crochet
weight 4 - approx 30-40 sl st = slip stitch
yards
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notes recommend for
This pattern is worked in this pattern:
continuous rounds; do
not join rounds or turn
your work. Body:
Chenille Home Slim by
Use photo examples to
Loops & Threads super
better guide you in each bulky yarn / weight (6)
step. Bernat Blanket super
Legs, body and head are bulky yarn / weight (6)
all crocheted in one Bonnet:
Soft Classic Solid Yarn
piece
by Loops & Threads /
worsted yarn / weight
final size (4)

Approx 13-14”

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 Legs
Working with super bulky yarn
in body color and a 7mm hook,
make two;
Round 1 - in a mr 6 sc (6)
Round 2 - sc, (inc) x4, sc (10)
Round 3 - sc around (10)
Round 4 - 4 sc, sc2tog, 4 sc (9)
Rounds 5 to 9 - sc around (9) (5
rounds) (45 total sts) Body
*Stuff lightly up to round 8* Working with super bulky yarn in
*Fasten off; weave in ends and body color and a 7mm hook;
set aside* Round 1 - in a mr 8 sc (8)
Round 2 - inc in each st (16)
Round 3 - (sc, inc) x8 (24)
Round 4 - (2 sc, inc) x8 (32)
Round 5 - 5 sc, attach first leg in
the next 4 sts, 14 sc, attach
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second leg in the next 4 sts, 5 sc

(32)
*The 14 sts in between the legs
is the front of the bunny*
You will be attaching the legs by Rounds 6 to 7 - sc around (32) (2
crocheting them together with the total rounds) (64 total sts)
body in round 5 of the body. Round 8 - (2 sc, sc2tog) x8 (24)
Fold the legs in half, making sure Round 9 - sc around (24)
the (inc) x4 of round 2 of the legs is Round 10 - (sc, sc2tog) x8 (16)
facing forward. Rounds 11 to 13 - sc around (16) (3
total rounds) (48 total sts)
*Start stuffing the body*
Round 14 - sc2tog (8)
*Do not fasten off; continue on
to head*

Using a new piece of yarn approx 15” long,

insert the needle from the bottom back of the
body and pull it out between rounds 2-3. Insert
the needle in round 6 of one of the legs and
back into the body. Pull the yarn through the
other side of the body and repeat with the
second leg. Insert the ends into the back of
the body, tie a knot and weave in ends.

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 Head
Working with super bulky yarn in
body color and a 7mm hook;
Round 15 - inc in each st (16)
Round 16 - inc in each st (32)
Rounds 17 to 21 - sc around (32) (5
total rounds) (160 total sts) Ears
Round 22 - (14 sc, sc2tog) x2 (30)
Working with super bulky yarn
Rounds 23 to 24 - sc around (30) (2
in body color and a 7mm hook,
total rounds) (60 total sts)
make two;
*Attach eyes between rounds 20-
*In round 1 you will be working
21 approx 6-7 sts apart*
along both sides of the ch*
Round 25 - (3 sc, sc2tog) x6 (24)
Round 1 - ch 9, sc into 2nd ch
Round 26 - sc around (24)
from the hook and into the next
*Start stuffing the head firmly but
6 ch, inc in last ch, rotate the ear
don’t overstuff*
and work 7 sc into the left side
Round 27 - (2 sc, sc2tog) x6 (18)
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loops of the ch (16)

Round 28 - (sc, sc2tog) x6 (12)
Round 2 - 6 sc, (inc) x4, 6 sc, join
Round 29 - sc2tog (6)
round with a sl st in the 1st st
*Fasten off; leave a long tail to
(20)
sew the remaining 6 sts closed.
*Fasten off; leave a 10” long
Using a darning needle, thread
tail to sew between rounds 27-
outside the remaining loops and
28 of head, approx 7 sts apart;
pull tight to close; weave in ends*
weave in ends*

Two sc into the last Rotate and work 7 sc

Arms right side loop into left side loops

Working with super bulky yarn in

body color and a 7mm hook,
make two;
Round 1 - in a mr 6 sc (6)
Round 2 - 2 sc, (inc) x2, 2 sc (8)
Rounds 3 to 5 - sc around (8) (3
total rounds) (24 total sts)
Round 6 - 3 sc, sc2tog, 3 sc (7)
Rounds 7 to 10 - sc around (7) (4
rounds) (28 total sts) This is what the ears should
look like when attached
*Stuff lightly up to round 6*
*Fasten off; leave a 10” long tail to
whip st between rounds 12-13 of
the body approx 6 sts apart;
Make sure each ear is
weave in ends* lined up with the eyes

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 Eye sculpting
Cut a piece of yarn about 15” in
body color and insert your
darning needle into the back of
the head.
Pull yarn through to the front of
the head, coming out at the left
side of the left eye. Insert needle
back into head at the right side
of the left eye, and pull yarn
through, coming out at the left
side of the right eye.
Insert needle back into head at
the right side of the right eye
and pull yarn into the head,
coming out at the back where
you first inserted the needle.
You will have created two loops
over each eye.
Next, pull both ends gently
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(make sure the loops are on the

top and behind both eyes). Tie a

Mouth sculpting knot and weave in end.

Cut a piece of worsted yarn

about 15” in nose color and
insert your darning needle into
the front middle of round 17,
leaving a long tail to tie later.
Pull the needle out through the
middle front of round 20, in
between the eyes. Insert your
needle back into the same spot
in round 17 creating a loop.
Pull both ends tight. Repeat this
process to create another loop
and pull both ends.
Insert both ends into the head,
coming out at the back of the
head to tie a knot and weave in
ends.

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 Nose
In between rounds 19 and 20 of
the head, working in the two sts
between the eyes, using a darning
needle and a new piece of worsted
yarn approx 12” long in nose color,
insert the needle, pull the needle
through the other side of the two
sts space between the eyes and
again insert the needle back in the
first space you inserted the needle
creating a loop. Repeat this
process 4-5 more times. Tie a knot
and weave in ends.
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Tail
Working with super bulky yarn in
body color and a 7mm hook:
Round 1 - in a mr 6 sc (6)
Round 2 - sc, (inc) x4, sc (10)
Round 3 - sc around (10)
Round 4 - (sc2tog) x2, sc in the
next 2 sts, (sc2tog) x2 (6)
*Stuff just to give shape*
*Fasten off; leave a 10” long tail
to sew between round 4-6 of the
back of the body with the
(sc2tog) x4 of round 4 facing
down; weave in ends*

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 Note: if you made your bunny
with blanket yarn I
recommend using a 6mm
hook for the bonnet.

Bonnet
Working with worsted yarn and a
5mm hook;
*ch-1 at the end of each row does
not count as a st*
Row 1 - ch 38, hdc in the 2nd ch
from the hook and each ch across,
Straps ch 1, turn (37)
Row 2 - 37 hdc, ch 1, turn (37)
With a new piece of worsted Row 3 - hdc 14, ch 3 and skip 2 sts,
yarn and a 5mm hook ch 20, hdc 5, ch 3 and skip 2 sts, 14 hdc,
join with a sl st to the ch 1, turn (37)
beginning st 1 of the bonnet Row 4 - hdc 13, 3 hdc in ch-3
and sl st in each st of row 1 until space, 4 hdc, 3 hdc in ch-3 space,
you meet the opposite side of 14 hdc, ch 1, turn (37)
row 1, ch 20; fasten off. Rows 5 to 10 - 37 hdc, ch 1, turn
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(37) (6 total rows)

*Do not fasten off; fold in half
and work sl sts through both
layers in the front loops only of
row 10, fasten off and weave in
ends*

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