Turn soft yarn into a little Bunny made for cozy moments.
With its long floppy ears, glossy eyes, blush-pink cheeks, tiny nose, and sweet little paws, this crochet Bunny has a gentle look that feels instantly lovable.
The oversized ears make the project especially satisfying. You’ll shape the head and body, create the long ears and paws, add the soft pink details, and carefully position the face until your Bunny develops its own expression.
Along the way, you’ll practice shaping, symmetry, stuffing, assembly, embroidery, and facial placement.
Follow our step-by-step video tutorials and printable PDF pattern at your own pace.
Make it for a relaxing afternoon, give it as a heartfelt handmade gift, or add it to your bunny collection.
Soft ears, sweet details, and one little Bunny made completely by you.
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Megan
July 5, 2026 ·
2 months ago
Accidentally skipped a round — can I undo without restarting?
1 answer
Seller
July 7, 2026 ·
2 months ago
Usually you can frog back one or two rounds to the last increase row. The video timestamps for each body section help you find a safe place to restart.
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Marcus
June 22, 2026 ·
3 months ago
Is glue needed for any parts?
1 answer
Seller
June 25, 2026 ·
2 months ago
No glue required — everything attaches with yarn sewing as shown. A dab of fabric glue is optional for felt details only if you want extra hold.
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Priya
June 9, 2026 ·
3 months ago
How firm should I stuff the limbs?
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Seller
June 10, 2026 ·
3 months ago
Firm enough that they keep shape when squeezed lightly, but not rock-hard. The video shows squeezing test on the body before closing.
This felt beginner-friendly without being boring. I liked that the bunny had enough detail to feel satisfying, but not so much that it became overwhelming.
I already had yarn at home, so I only bought the PDF. Super easy to follow, and I liked that I could make my bunny in my own color choices. Mine turned out cream and lavender.
Made a mess and somehow got a bunny. Stitches came out pretty even.
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Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you for sharing this — “made a mess and somehow got a bunny” made us smile. Crochet doesn’t have to look perfect while you’re making it, and getting nice, even stitches is already a great sign that you’re finding your rhythm. Keep taking it one step at a time and enjoy the process. You’re doing better than you think. 💛
This was my first time finishing a crochet animal all the way through. I usually quit halfway, but this one kept me going. The video helped a lot when I got stuck.
I got the bunny kit mostly on impulse and ended up loving it. The face came together way cuter than I expected, and the floppy ears are my favorite part. It looks handmade in the best way.
The bunny came out adorable. I’m giving 4 stars only because sewing the parts together was the part I liked least. Once it was done though, it looked really cute.
Love the look. Getting the head round without lumps took me three tries.
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Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Getting a smooth, round head can definitely take a little patience, especially when you’re still getting used to shaping and stuffing evenly. Three tries just means you gave yourself the time to get it the way you wanted. Take it slowly, adjust a little at a time, and don’t be discouraged — with practice, it gets much easier. You’re doing great. 💛
Y is easier and looks softer. Two short stitches down, one across. Don’t pull tight or it puckers.
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Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you for sharing this helpful tip. The Y-shaped stitch is a great way to keep the detail soft and natural, and your reminder not to pull the yarn too tight is especially useful. Little techniques like this can make a big difference in the finished look. We really appreciate you sharing what worked well for you. 💛
I’m being honest here — I am not naturally good at crochet. I had to restart more than once. The bunny is cute, but this took way more patience than I had that week.
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Fits in my palm. Pink nose + pink paw tips are so sweet.
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If you think this is a one-sitting project, probably not. At least not for me. But if you don’t mind taking your time, the result is worth it.
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I’ve bought crochet PDFs before that felt super vague. This one was clearer, and I didn’t spend half my time guessing what the designer meant.
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This felt beginner-friendly without being boring. I liked that the bunny had enough detail to feel satisfying, but not so much that it became overwhelming.
style: Crochet Doll | Verified Purchase
I bought the finished bunny for my niece and she immediately hugged it. It’s small, soft, and looks really sweet in person. Such an easy gift.
style: PDF Pattern | Verified Purchase
I already had yarn at home, so I only bought the PDF. Super easy to follow, and I liked that I could make my bunny in my own color choices. Mine turned out cream and lavender.
style: Crochet Kit | Verified Purchase
Made a mess and somehow got a bunny. Stitches came out pretty even.
Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you for sharing this — “made a mess and somehow got a bunny” made us smile. Crochet doesn’t have to look perfect while you’re making it, and getting nice, even stitches is already a great sign that you’re finding your rhythm. Keep taking it one step at a time and enjoy the process. You’re doing better than you think. 💛
style: Crochet Kit | Verified Purchase
This was my first time finishing a crochet animal all the way through. I usually quit halfway, but this one kept me going. The video helped a lot when I got stuck.
style: Crochet Kit | Verified Purchase
I got the bunny kit mostly on impulse and ended up loving it. The face came together way cuter than I expected, and the floppy ears are my favorite part. It looks handmade in the best way.
style: Crochet Kit | Verified Purchase
The bunny came out adorable. I’m giving 4 stars only because sewing the parts together was the part I liked least. Once it was done though, it looked really cute.
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I saw the long floppy ears and instantly wanted it. Finished mine last night and now I want to make a second bunny in a different color.
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Love the look. Getting the head round without lumps took me three tries.
Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Getting a smooth, round head can definitely take a little patience, especially when you’re still getting used to shaping and stuffing evenly. Three tries just means you gave yourself the time to get it the way you wanted. Take it slowly, adjust a little at a time, and don’t be discouraged — with practice, it gets much easier. You’re doing great. 💛
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Y is easier and looks softer. Two short stitches down, one across. Don’t pull tight or it puckers.
Reviewed on August 25, 2026
Thank you for sharing this helpful tip. The Y-shaped stitch is a great way to keep the detail soft and natural, and your reminder not to pull the yarn too tight is especially useful. Little techniques like this can make a big difference in the finished look. We really appreciate you sharing what worked well for you. 💛
style: Crochet Kit | Verified Purchase
I’m being honest here — I am not naturally good at crochet. I had to restart more than once. The bunny is cute, but this took way more patience than I had that week.