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Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern

Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern
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2-3 Hours Time Needed
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Beginner Friendly Level

Perfect for those just starting their sewing journey, with clear instructions and simple techniques

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Bite-Sized Project

Complete in under 2 hours—quick, fun, and perfect for a little creative escape.

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Cute Companion

An adorable friend to cherish, handcrafted with love to bring comfort and joy for years to come.

About This Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern

Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

The finished bunny features safety eyes, embroidered details for personality, and plush texture that makes it irresistibly soft to hold and display.

Why You'll Love This Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this bunny pattern because it's the perfect introduction to working with plush yarn and needle sculpting techniques. The long floppy ears give this bunny so much character, and watching the face come to life through simple embroidery is incredibly rewarding. I find the process meditative yet exciting, especially when adding those final touches like the sweet bow. Plus, the finished bunny is so huggable and makes people smile instantly!

Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love experimenting with this bunny pattern to create unique variations! Try using different colors - a classic white bunny is timeless, or go bold with pastels like lavender, mint, or baby blue. You could even create a gradient effect by changing colors every few rows on the body.

For the ears, consider making them shorter for a lop-eared bunny look, or keep them extra long and floppy for maximum cuteness. I've also experimented with adding little paw pad details using felt circles or embroidered stitches on the bottom of the feet.

The bow can be replaced with so many fun accessories - try a crochet flower crown, a tiny scarf, or even a small vest. For holiday versions, add seasonal elements like bunny ears with holly for Christmas or pastel eggs for Easter.

You can also personalize the face by adjusting the eye placement for different expressions, or add rosy cheeks with fabric paint or embroidery. Some of my favorites include adding a fluffy pompom tail instead of a flat crocheted one, or embroidering little teeth peeking out for extra character.

For advanced crocheters, try creating jointed limbs using button joints for a poseable bunny, or add wire armature in the ears so they can be bent into different positions. The possibilities are endless!

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Not pulling working loops to hook level when crocheting with plush yarn causes visible holes in the fabric ✗ Forgetting to use stitch markers leads to losing your place and uneven rounds in spiral crocheting ✗ Over-stuffing the body and head makes the bunny stiff instead of cuddly and causes misshapen features ✗ Failing to fill the neck area firmly enough results in a floppy head that won't stay upright ✗ Skipping the needle sculpting step creates a flat face without the characteristic bunny muzzle definition ✗ Tightening embroidered eyebrows too much distorts the face and pulls the fabric unnaturally

Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern

Create your own cuddly companion with this charming bunny amigurumi pattern! Perfect for beginners, this pattern features soft plush yarn and detailed step-by-step instructions to craft a huggable 12-inch bunny with long floppy ears. Whether you're making a gift or adding to your handmade collection, this sweet bunny brings warmth and joy to any space.

Beginner Friendly 2-3 Hours

Materials Needed for Adorable Plush Bunny Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Plush or velvet yarn 130 yards (120m)/100g, 2 skeins, peach color
  • 02
    Baby Love plush yarn recommended

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook 4mm
  • 02
    Crochet hook 6mm
  • 03
    Safety eyes 15mm
  • 04
    Soft stuffing
  • 05
    Embroidery yarn for muzzle details
  • 06
    Plastic needle with large eyelet
  • 07
    Stitch markers (3 pieces)
  • 08
    Scissors

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— Hind Paws :

Info :

Take the 4mm hook. Crochet 5 CH.

Row 1 :

From the 2nd loop from the hook 3 SC, 3 SC in 1, 2 SC, 1 Inc (=10)

Info :

Next crochet a spiral

Row 2 :

1 Inc, 2 SC, 3 Inc, 2 SC, 2 Inc (=16)

Info :

Place the marker in the 1st SC of the row. Next rearrange the marker to the 1st SC of each subsequent row

Row 3 :

1 SC, 1 Inc, 3 SC, 1 Inc, 3 SC, 1 Inc, 3 SC, 1 Inc, 2 SC (=20)

Row 4 :

1 SC, 1 Inc, (4 SC, 1 Inc)*3, 3 SC (=24)

Rows 5-6 :

2 rows of 24 SC

Row 7 :

6 SC, (1 Dec, 1 SC)*3, 1 Dec, 5 SC, 1 Dec (=19)

Row 8 :

4 SC, 4 Dec, 5 SC, 1 Dec (=14)

Rows 9-14 :

6 rows of 14 SC

Info :

Take some stuffing. Take the same amount for the second paw to ensure they are equally filled. Gently stuff the lower part of the paw. Fold in half. Crochet 6 SC on both part. Cut the thread, pull out the end. Similarly crochet the 2nd paw.

— Front Paws :

Info :

Take the 4mm hook. Crochet 2 CH.

Row 1 :

6 SC in the 2nd loop from the hook

Info :

Next crochet a spiral

Row 2 :

6 Inc (=12)

Info :

Place the marker in the 1st SC of the row. Next rearrange the marker to the 1st SC of each subsequent row

Row 3 :

(5 SC, 1 Inc)*2 (=14)

Rows 4-7 :

4 rows of 14 SC

Row 8 :

10 SC, 2 Dec (=12)

Rows 9-13 :

5 rows of 12 SC

Info :

Take some stuffing. Take the same amount for the second paw to ensure they are equally filled. Gently stuff the lower 2/3 of the paw. Fold in half. Crochet 5 SC on both part. Cut the thread, pull out the end. Similarly crochet the 2nd paw.

— Ears :

Info :

Take the 6mm hook. Crochet 2 CH. Crochet the loops loosely to create a voluminous pattern.

Row 1 :

6 HDC in the 2nd loop from the hook

Info :

Next crochet a spiral

Row 2 :

6 Inc (=12)

Info :

Place the marker in the 1st HDC of the row. Next rearrange the marker to the 1st HDC of each subsequent row

Row 3 :

(1 HDC, 1 Inc)*6 (=18)

Rows 4-8 :

5 rows of 18 HDC

Row 9 :

(4 HDC, 1 Dec)*3 (=15)

Rows 10-12 :

3 rows of 15 HDC

Row 13 :

(3 HDC, 1 Dec)*3 (=12)

Rows 14-16 :

3 rows of 12 HDC

Row 17 :

(4 HDC, 1 Dec)*2 (=10)

Row 18 :

10 HDC

Row 19 :

(3 HDC, 1 Dec)*2 (=8)

Rows 20-22 :

3 rows of 8 HDC

Info :

Fold in half. Crochet 4 SlSt on both part. Cut the thread, pull out the end. Similarly crochet the 2nd ear.

— Body :

Info :

Take the 4mm hook. Crochet 2 CH.

Row 1 :

6 SC in the 2nd loop from the hook

Info :

Next crochet a spiral

Row 2 :

6 Inc (=12)

Info :

Place the marker in the 1st SC of the row. Next rearrange the marker to the 1st SC of each subsequent row

Row 3 :

12 Inc (=24)

Row 4 :

(3 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=30)

Row 5 :

(4 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=36)

Row 6 :

(5 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=42)

Row 7 :

42 SC

Row 8 :

(6 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=48)

Row 9 :

Crochet in the hind paw 7 SC, 15 SC, crochet in the 2nd hind paw 7 SC, 19 SC (=48)

Rows 10-13 :

4 rows of 48 SC

Row 14 :

(6 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=42)

Row 15 :

5 SC, 1 Dec, 4 SC, 2 Dec, 4 SC, 1 Dec, (5 SC, 1 Dec)*3 (=35)

Row 16 :

(5 SC, 1 Dec)*5 (=30)

Row 17 :

(3 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=24)

Rows 18-20 :

3 rows of 24 SC

Row 21 :

Crochet in the front paw parallel to the hind paw 6 SC, 5 SC, crochet in the 2nd front paw parallel to the hind paw 6 SC, 7 SC (=24)

Row 22 :

12 Dec. Don't cut the thread. Fill the body tightly.

— Head :

Row 1 :

Continue to crochet, 12 Inc (=24)

Row 2 :

(1 SC, 1 Inc)*12 (=36)

Row 3 :

(5 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=42)

Row 4 :

(6 SC, 1 Inc)*6 (=48)

Rows 5-9 :

5 rows of 48 SC

Row 10 :

(6 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=42)

Row 11 :

(5 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=36)

Row 12 :

36 SC

Row 13 :

(4 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=30)

Row 14 :

(3 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=24)

Info :

Install the safety eyes between the 11th and 12th rows, at a distance 7 SC

Row 15 :

Place 2 markers in the 8th and 16th loops. Here is the starting point for the left and right ears, respectively. 2 SC, 1 Dec, crochet in the ear 2 SC, Dec, 2 SC, 1 Dec, 2 SC, crochet in the 2nd ear Dec, 2 SC, Dec, 2 SC, Dec (=18). Strengthen the ends.

Row 16 :

(1 SC, 1 Dec)*6 (=12)

Info :

Fill the head tightly, paying special attention to the neck to ensure the head stays upright and doesn't sag

Row 17 :

6 Dec. Tighten the hole. Cut the thread. Strengthen and hide the end.

— Needle Sculpting :

Info :

Take the 39 inches (1 meter) length of the main yarn and the plastic needle with the large eye. Insert the needle in the middle between the 2nd and 3rd rows of the head. Pull the needle out right next to the eye. Skip 3-4 stitches. Insert the needle, pull it out through the 1st stitch from the beginning of the tightening. Insert the needle in the middle, pull it out near the second eye. Skip 3-4 stitches. Insert the needle, pull it out through the 1st stitch from the beginning of the tightening on the other side. Tighten the threads to ensure even tightening. Tie a knot. Hide the ends inside the toy.

— Embroidery of the Muzzle :

Nose :

Take the 78 inches (2 meters) length of any embroidery yarn and the plastic needle with the large eye. Insert the needle in the middle between the 6th and 7th rows. Pull the needle through after 2 rows. Skip 3 stitches, insert the needle, pull it out at the point of the starting position. On this triangle, embroider the nose. All stitches should go from the top to the centre. Don't tighten the stitches. When all gaps are filled, make the last stitch from the top of the nose. Afterward, pass the needle a couple of times under the nose. Tighten slightly to form the muzzle.

Eyebrows :

Insert the needle at the bottom of the nose, pull it out above the eye. Skip 2 stitches and 1 row, then insert the needle. Pull it through 4 stitches above the second eye. Again, skip 2 stitches and 1 row, then insert the needle. Pull it out under the muzzle. Don't tighten the eyebrows. Tie the knot, hide the ends inside the toy. Shape with your hands, spread out the ears.

— Bow (Optional) :

Info :

Take the 4mm hook. Make the magic ring.

Instructions :

Crochet 5 CH, 5 DTR, 5CH, SlSt in MR. Crochet 5 CH, 5 DTR, 5CH, SlSt in MR. Tighten the ring. Tie the knot. Secure the ends to the head at the base of the ear. Tie the knot. Hide the ends inside the toy.

Assembly Instructions

  • The body and head are crocheted as one continuous piece, eliminating the need for separate attachment
  • Attach hind paws to the body in row 9 by crocheting through both the paw and body stitches
  • Attach front paws to the body in row 21, positioning them parallel to the hind paws for proper alignment
  • Attach ears to the head in row 15 while crocheting, incorporating them directly into the head construction
  • Perform needle sculpting between rows 2-3 of the head to create eye indentations and define facial structure
  • Embroider the nose between rows 6-8 using embroidery yarn, creating a triangle shape filled with stitches
  • Add eyebrows above the eyes for expression, then attach optional decorative bow at the base of one ear

Important Notes

  • 💡When working with plush yarn, pull working loops to hook level to prevent holes in the fabric
  • 💡Use stitch markers consistently to track rounds, especially important with the spiral construction method
  • 💡Stuff the body and head firmly but not too tightly for the best cuddly texture and shape
  • 💡Pay special attention to stuffing the neck area firmly so the head stays upright and doesn't droop
  • 💡Keep loops loose when crocheting the ears with the 6mm hook to create the characteristic voluminous texture
  • 💡Use equal amounts of stuffing for paired pieces like paws to ensure symmetry in the finished bunny
  • 💡Don't tighten the eyebrow stitches too much during embroidery to maintain natural facial expression

This adorable plush bunny pattern brings together beginner-friendly techniques with professional-looking results. The combination of soft velvet yarn, expressive needle-sculpted features, and those signature long floppy ears creates an irresistibly huggable friend that measures 12 inches tall. Whether you're crafting for yourself or creating a heartfelt handmade gift, this sweet bunny is sure to become a cherished companion. The detailed photo tutorial and clear instructions make the process enjoyable from start to finish. Happy crocheting! 🧶🐰✨

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FAQs

Can I use regular yarn instead of plush yarn for this bunny?

Yes, you can substitute regular worsted weight yarn, but the finished bunny will be smaller and have a different texture. Adjust your hook size to match your yarn weight and expect a finished size of approximately 8-9 inches instead of 12 inches.

Why does my plush fabric have holes when I crochet?

This is a common issue with plush yarn. Make sure to pull your working loop up to the level of your hook before completing each stitch, then tighten it back. This technique prevents gaps and creates a smooth, hole-free fabric.

How do I attach the ears if I find row 15 confusing?

Place markers in the 8th and 16th stitches of row 15 first. When you reach those marked positions, simply crochet through both the ear edge and the head stitches together. Work 2 SC and 1 decrease through both layers to securely attach each ear.

Is the bow necessary or can I skip it?

The bow is completely optional! Your bunny will be adorable with or without it. You can also substitute a ribbon bow, add a different accessory, or leave your bunny plain for a minimalist look.

My bunny's head keeps flopping forward. What am I doing wrong?

This happens when the neck area isn't stuffed firmly enough. Make sure to pack stuffing tightly in the neck section (row 22 of the body and rows 1-3 of the head) to create a sturdy support structure that keeps the head upright.

Can I make this bunny smaller or larger?

Absolutely! Use a smaller hook (3mm) and thinner yarn for a mini version, or use a larger hook (8mm) and bulky yarn for a giant bunny. The proportions will remain the same, just scaled to your materials.