Snow Bunny

© 2009 by www.AmigurumiParadise.
com
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Snow Bunny Pattern © 2009 by www.AmigurumiParadise.com
Skills level: easy to intermediate.

You should already be familiar with crocheting in rounds and working with different kinds of stitches. There
are no basic crochet tutorials included.
For up-to-date information, free patterns, interesting links and other tutorials please visit my website:
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If you have any questions about this pattern or problems while making your Snow Bunny, feel free to contact
me! ☺
Note: Pictures and materials for white Snow Bunny can be found on last page!
Materials Abbreviations
− yarn/wool in white (about one skein), light blue, and pink US notation
− crochet hook in fitting size (I used 3.0 mm) st stitch(es)
− filling sl st slip stitch
− craft eyes (I used black 9 mm plastic half balls) ch chain
− thread or embroidery floss in black and pink sc single crochet
− pink powder (chalk, make-up, …) inc increase
(2 sc in next stitch)
− sewing needle, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch marker,
dec decrease (2 sc worked
craft glue (if needed)
off together)
FO fasten off
Hook size
I recommend using a hook that’s smaller than for “usual” crochet works because you should keep the gauge
as tight as you can so that the stuffing doesn't show through.
Yarn and Wool

I mostly use “Catania” from Schachenmayr (http://www.coatsgmbh.de) and “Cotton Quick” from Gründl
(www.gruendl-wolle.de). It's a 4-ply fingering weight cotton yarn with a specified gauge of 36 rows and
26 sts = 10 cm (about 9 rows and 6.5 sts = 1”) and recommended hook sizes of 2.5 to 3.5 mm.
My gauge (for single crochets in round):
8 rows and 7 sts = 1” with 3.0 mm hook and 7 rows and 7 sts = 1” with 3.5 mm hook WPI
I measured 22 WPI for this yarn.

WPI = wraps per inch: To measure the WPI of your yarn, wrap it around
a pencil, a ruler or something else, until it reaches 1 inch. Then count the
number of wraps you have.
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Some tips for making Amigurumis

− I recommend beginning all rounds with an adjustable ring (“magic ring”).
− Rounds are worked in a continuous spiral; do not join rounds with a slip stitch, unless indicated.
− You may find it useful to use a stitch marker for counting your rounds.
− When stuffing your Amigurumi (or parts of it), take care to give each part a nice shape, don’t just put the
filling in randomly.
− I also recommend taking your time when making (embroidering) your Amigurumi’s face. The face is such
an important part and gives character and expression to your little creation. (I usually spend a lot of time
for this on every single Amigurumi…)
Head
With white:
Round 1: 6 sc
Round 2: inc around (12)
Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
Round 4: (2 sc, inc) repeat around (24)
Round 9 – 16: sc around (48)
Round 17: (6 sc, dec) repeat around (42)
Round 20: dec around (15)
FO, stuff.
Body
With white:
Round 1: 6 sc
Round 8: sc around (42)
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[ … body continued ]
With light blue:
Work one uncounted round of slip stitches
Round 10: (sc, dec) 3 times, (4 sc, dec) 4 times, (dec, sc) 3 times (32)
Round 12: (sc, dec) 3 times, 14 sc, (dec, sc) 3 times (26)
Round 14: sc, dec, (3 sc, dec) 4 times, dec, sc (20)
FO, leave a long yarn tail, stuff the body, and sew to head.
Legs (make 2)
Foot
Round 1: 6 sc
Round 14: (4 sc, dec) (15)
Round 21: (sc, dec) repeat around (10)
Round 22: dec around (5)
FO, stuff and close hole.
Leg
Ch 12; join round with sl st, ch 1
Round 1: 12 sc, join, ch 1
Round 2: 12 sc, join
FO, leave a long yarn tail.
Sew leg to foot, then sew to body – stuff the leg before you close the hole completely.
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Arms (make 2)
With white:
Round 1: 6 sc
With light blue:
Work one uncounted round of slip stitches
Round 8: 3 sc, dec, 6 sc, dec, 3 sc (14)
Round 10: (dec, 5 sc) repeat around (12)
Round 12: 2 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec, 2 sc (10)
FO, leave a long yarn tail, stuff hand, stuff arm more and more slightly as you go up, sew to body.
Ears (make 2)
Round 1: 5 sc
Round 4: (4 sc, inc) repeat (12)
FO, leave a long yarn tail, sew open ends flat together,
and sew ear to head.
Tail
Round 1: 6 sc
Round 9: (sc, dec) repeat around (12)
FO, leave a long yarn tail, stuff; weave yarn through
front loops of last round and pull tight (not too tight) to
make the hole a bit smaller, then sew the tail to the
body.
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Ribbon
With pink: Ch 50; FO; tie the ribbon around the ear
Finishing
− Attach eyes.
− Embroider eyelashes with black, and embroider nose and a tiny

flower on the bunny’s tummy with pink.
− Take a bit of pink powder and apply some color using a paintbrush
on the inside of the ears, on the soles of the feet and to the face for
the cheeks.
How to embroider a nose.
Congratulations!
Your Snow Bunny is finished!
If you find the time, I’d love to see a picture of your cute little Bunny!
contact@amigurumiparadise.com
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Instructions for white Snow Bunny
Materials
− yarn: at least one skein of “Wool-Ease”,
Color # 301 (White/Multi) from Lion Brand
OR worsted weight yarn in desired color
− a bit of contrast color(s) for ribbon and
embroidery (e.g. orange and green)
− G-6 (4.0 mm) crochet hook
− filling
− 15 mm brown safety eyes
− yarn or embroidery floss in brown
− pink powder (chalk, make-up, …)
− sewing needle, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch
marker, craft glue (if needed)
General
Work all parts with white only.
Head
Attach safety eyes before stuffing the head.
Body & Arms

Leave uncounted round of slip stitches out.
Tail
Instead of a crocheted tail for this bunny a
pompom was made.
Finishing
− Tail: sew the pompom to the body.
− Embroider nose and eyelashes with brown;

embroider a tiny flower on the bunny’s tummy with
orange and green.
− Take a bit of pink powder and apply some color using a

paintbrush on the inside of the ears, on the soles of the
feet and to the face for the cheeks.
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Skills level: easy to intermediate.

Yarn and Wool

I measured 22 WPI for this yarn.

Some tips for making Amigurumis

[ … continued on next page …]

− Embroider eyelashes with black, and embroider nose and a tiny

Instructions for white Snow Bunny

Body & Arms

− Embroider nose and eyelashes with brown;

− Take a bit of pink powder and apply some color using a

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