Baby Bunny Knitted

BABY BUNNY
by Justyna Kacprzak
Pattern by Justyna Kacprzak – cuteandkaboodle.com

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Baby bunny
Hope you’ll enjoy this cute bunny pattern! It’ll be perfect if you need a quick
knit before Easter or just want a tiny little friend to keep you company.
The bunny measures 9cm/3.5” (with ears, standing).
Notes:
Bunny’s head, body and legs are made in the round, on 32” (80cm) circular needles, using
the magic loop method (see details here). Cast on with your favorite method and join to
work in the round.
Head and body require stuffing. Please stuff these parts as you go.
Increasing
There are several ways to increase, my favorite is knitting the right loop (KRL) method, but
you can also use make one right (M1R) or knit front and back of a loop (KFB). I don’t
recommend the last one, though, as it’s a bit more visible than the other increases. The only
time I use KFB is at the first row. Because of the multiple options here, the increase in the
pattern will be referred to as m1 (make one) and you can decide which method you’ll use for
this (KRL or M1R). To see how to make all of them click here.
At the end of the file you’ll find printable version of the pattern. To go there click here.
You’re very much welcome to share your finished objects made from the patterns on my
Facebook page or Ravelry group.
Materials: List of abbreviations used:
- yarn: gray DK yarn CO – cast on

k – knit
small amount of white novelty yarn (boucle p – purl
or eyelash) for embroidering the tail k2tog – knit 2sts together
k3tog – knit 3sts together
- needles: 2.5mm, circular (32”/80cm) m1 – make 1st (see notes on
increasing)
- stuffing kfb – knit front and back
- 4,5 mm safety eyes or 2 black beads (increase)
BO – bind off
- sewing needle (n) – number of stitches in a
- scissors round
- black thread for embroidery

Head:
CO 6
1. kfb x6 (12)
2. k12 (12)
3. (m1, k2) x6 (18)
4. k18
5. (m1, k3) x6 (24)
6. – 8. k24 (24)
9. (k2tog, k2) x6 (18)
10. – 11. k18 (18)
12. (k2tog, k1) x6 (12)
Insert safety eyes now, around row 10-11, about 5 sts apart.
13. – 14. k12 (12)
15. k2tog x6 (6)
Break off yarn and pull the end through remaining stitches.
Ear (make 2):

(worked flat)
CO 3
1. k3 (3)
2. p3 (3)
3. k1, m1, k2 (4)
4. p4 (4)
5. k4 (4)
6. p4 (4)
7. k4 (4)
8. p4 (4)
9. k1, k2tog, k1 (3)
10. k3tog (1)
Break off yarn and pull the end through the last stitch. Weave in the end.
Body:
CO 6
1. kfb x6 (12)
2. k12 (12)
3. (m1, k2) x6 (18)
4. k18
5. k4, m1, k1, m1, k13 (20)
6. – 8. k20 (20)
9. k3, k2tog, k1, k2tog, k12 (18)
10. – 12. k18 (18)
13. (k2tog, k1) x6 (12)
14. k12 (12)

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15. k2tog x6 (6)
BO all stitches. Don’t sew the opening closed.
Arm/Leg (make 4):

CO 6
1. k6 (6)
2. (m1, k1) x6 (12)
3. k12 (12)
4. k12
5. k2tog x6 (6)
6. – 11. k6 (6)
Break off yarn and pull the end through remaining stitches.
Assembling:
Sew the ears (and eyes, if you haven't used the safety eyes) on the head. Embroider the nose
with black thread.
Attach the legs and arms to the body. If you want the joints to
be movable, pull the thread through a limb and into the body
always in the same place. Also try to insert the needle between
the stitches, not through them. When you’re done, pull the
ends through the body opening, tie them together and hide
inside of the body. Embroider the tail using white novelty
yarn.
Sew the head to the body.
And you’re done! :)
Pattern by Justyna Kacprzak

www.cuteandkaboodle.com
If you have any questions concerning the pattern, feel free to contact me at
kacprzak_justyna@wp.pl
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Please respect the copyright on this pattern and do not resell or publish this pattern
anywhere.
As a courtesy to the designer, please request permission before selling any final products
from this pattern.
You are free, however, to use this pattern for charity purposes.
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Bunny’s head, body and legs are made in the 8. p4 (4)
round, on 32” (80cm) circular needles, using the 9. k1, k2tog, k1 (3)
10. k3tog (1)
magic loop method. Cast on with your favorite
method and join to work in the round. Break off yarn and pull the end through the
last stitch. Weave in the end.
There are several ways to increase, my favorite is Body:

CO 6
knitting the right loop (KRL) method, but you can
1. kfb x6 (12)
also use make one right (M1R) or knit front and
2. k12 (12)
back of a loop (KFB). I don’t recommend the last 3. (m1, k2) x6 (18)
one, though, as it’s a bit more visible than the 4. k18
5. k4, m1, k1, m1, k13 (20)
other increases. The only time I use KFB is at the 6. – 8. k20 (20)
first row. Because of the multiple options here, the 9. k3, k2tog, k1, k2tog, k12 (18)
increase in the pattern will be referred to as m1 10. – 12. k18 (18)
13. (k2tog, k1) x6 (12)
(make one) and you can decide which method 14. k12 (12)
you’ll use for this (KRL or M1R). 15. k2tog x6 (6)
Head: BO all stitches. Don’t sew the opening closed.
CO 6
Arm/Leg (make 4):
1. kfb x6 (12) CO 6
2. k12 (12)
3. (m1, k2) x6 (18) 1. k6 (6)
4. k18 2. (m1, k1) x6 (12)
5. (m1, k3) x6 (24) 3. k12 (12)
6. – 8. k24 (24) 4. k12
9. (k2tog, k2) x6 (18) 5. k2tog x6 (6)
10. – 11. k18 (18) 6. – 11. k6 (6)
12. (k2tog, k1) x6 (12) Break off yarn and pull the end through
Insert safety eyes now, around row 10-11, remaining stitches.
about 5 sts apart.
Assembling:
13. – 14. k12 (12)
15. k2tog x6 (6) Sew the ears (and eyes, if you haven't used
the safety eyes) on the head. Embroider the
Break off yarn and pull the end through nose with black thread.
remaining stitches. Attach the legs and arms to the body. If you
want the joints to be movable, pull the thread
Ear (make 2): through a limb and into the body always in
(worked flat) the same place. Also try to insert the needle
CO 3 between the stitches, not through them. When
you’re done, pull the ends through the body
1. k3 (3)
opening, tie them together and hide inside of
2. p3 (3)
the body. Embroider the tail using white
3. k1, m1, k2 (4)
novelty yarn.
4. p4 (4)
Sew the head to the body.
5. k4 (4)
And you’re done! :)
6. p4 (4)
7. k4 (4)
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BABY BUNNY

Pattern by Justyna Kacprzak – cuteandkaboodle.com

Materials: List of abbreviations used:

- yarn: gray DK yarn CO – cast on

- black thread for embroidery

Ear (make 2):

Pattern by Justyna Kacprzak – cuteandkaboodle.com

Arm/Leg (make 4):

Pattern by Justyna Kacprzak

There are several ways to increase, my favorite is Body:

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