R4: Fold the tail closed. Working through both sides to close, 1 SC in each st across. (3 sts) See tutorial photos. Here comes a pattern that will show you how to sew a small plush toy with a curved top and two pointy corners that represent legs at its bottom, an embroidered face with squinting eyes, a pair of whiskers, a triangular nose, blushing cheeks, embroidered hands on its belly, a decorative ribbon bow on its forehead, and two different ear options, cat or bunny ears. Dress-up dolls don’t have to be blonde girls anymore, they can also be animals, just take a look at this bunny that has a long and slim body, thin arms that go a tad away from the body, straight slim legs, pretty head with bead eyes, pink nose, and bunny ears with contrasting inner sides, a doll perfect for dressing up and sewing tiny clothes like dresses and skirts for the bunny girl to wear. Simple bunny sewing template

Pin the ear pieces, each ear having one piece of main fabric and one piece of contrast fabric, right sides together and sew them together with a 1/4″ seam, leaving the straight edge open. If you have cut your inner ear pieces smaller like I have then you will have a slight surplus of main fabric as can be seen on the left ear below – don’t worry this is just as it should be. Clip around the curved edge of both ears and tail pieces being careful to not clip the stitches. Why clip? – this helps the seam allowance to sit better when they are turned.

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I also wanted to point out what a great memory project this would be for children who have lost a loved one. Adding a heart to the bunny using old clothes from their loved one, and perhaps the ears to match. What a sweet gift that would be to give! This one is based on Dr Seuss’s Horton (which is the theme of her bedroom) but in the colours of Frozen, requested by 4 year old Bella.

First we will attach the tail to the body. Measure tail width at base. Cut a slit the same width as the tail base where indicated on the pattern and insert the tail from the right side. Pin in place as shown below and stitch across securing the tail in place. You will need to taper the stitching at the beginning & end of the row. Again no1/4″ seam allowance used here.Put those fabric scraps to good use as you utilize this bunny sewing pattern to create a bunch of creative small keychain decorations in the shape of miniature bunnies with upward ears, dot nose and eyes, and a slightly round belly with no legs, then give them out to your friends as a thoughtful gift they’ll use for sure. Now we will attach the ears to the head. Measure ears width at their base. Cut a slit the same width as the ears base where indicated on the pattern. Album Top 50 – 20/2011". greekcharts.com. Archived from the original on 17 March 2012 . Retrieved 29 August 2011. Embroider a nose on R26, over 2 sts. Embroider a line from the middle of the nose, down 2 sts for the mouth. See tutorial photos.

R32: SC2tog, SC2tog, Place the first ear, and working through both the sts of the ear and the sts of the head, SC2tog (standard decrease). SC2tog, SC2tog. Place the second ear, and working through both the sts of the ear and the sts of the head, SC2tog (standard decrease). (6 sts) See tutorial photos. Der Jamba-Schnuffel: Ein Klingelton-Hase erobert Deutschland | RP ONLINE". 2009-10-28. Archived from the original on 2009-10-28 . Retrieved 2021-12-14.

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Adorable alert, be wary, this tiny baby bunny is too cute with its small body that has a bean-shaped bottom half, a little head with embroidered eyes and nose, two soft bunny ears on top, and an optional wrap that you can snuggle the plushie into and make it look like it’s a real miniature bunny baby. R10: 1 SC in each of the next 14 sts. Place the tail, and working through both the sts of the tail and the sts of the body, 1 SC in the next 3 sts. 1 SC in each of the next 13 sts. (30 sts) See tutorial photos. Quiet now, these bunny babies are sleeping and looking adorable doing it, wrapped up like a cute burrito in their blankets, with just their heads peeking out, with straight bunny ears, embroidered closed eyes, and a tiny nose, as well as blushing cheeks and pink color at the base of their ears that represents the ear interior.

This unique and interesting take on a fluffy bunny will have you smiling as soon as you lay your eyes on it since it’s just a soft ball with detailed bunny ears and an irresistible face that has a smile, blush cheeks, squinting eyes, and a tiny pink bunny nose, all screaming at you to hug and squeeze the adorable plush ball.MumBD 'My daughter loves Designabear. She chose this bunny as it looked soft and cuddly and the bunny is just that. The bunny has little stars on its feet and floppy ears. She also bought the pink onesie to go with the rabbit and had a free suitcase with passport as part of the Deal advertised. The gift box the rabbit came in was simply adorable.' Karen 'This was bought as a gift for my 2 year old grand daughter. It is very very soft and cuddly. I'm sure grand daughter will love it on her birthday. You can buy little outfits for it but I'm just giving her the bunny at the moment' The face of your bunny is a very personal thing and will give your bunny its own unique personality so don’t worry if it doesn’t look just like mine.