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Last week I started another Bunny using Loops and Threads Snuggly Wuggly yarn in cobalt blue and white. I chose this yarn mostly because of the colour and partly because of the name Snuggly Wuggly. It is 100% acrylic DK (#3) weight yarn available in a variety of colours. I like that it is easy care, long wearing and soft; perfect for baby projects. I also like that it comes in relatively large 5 oz (446 yard) size balls so there is no fear of running out with this project. I decided to use my Bobo Bunny Pattern as a prototype. I love how Bobo looks but felt he could be improved and perfected with a few tweaks. Using DK (#3) weight yarn and a smaller hook produces a tighter, neater stitch. Since I wanted this bunny to be similar in size to Bobo, I had to make significant changes to the pattern. A friend at work asked me to make a bunny for her nephew's baby shower gift. She also asked me to add his name if possible. I had been trying to decide where to put a name when I came up with the idea of an ear 'tattoo'. I will embroider his name inside his ear. It will be subtle yet easy to see which is perfect. I couldn't wait to show you Blue Bunny so I took advantage of the late afternoon sunshine to take his photo in the final stage before assembly. I still have to embroider his name and face then sew all the pieces together. I love this part of the process. I am more than pleased with the way Blue Bunny is turning out. I think he will be perfect for babies. I expect to finish tonight but will wait for more sunshine to take proper photos posing Blue Bunny on his own and side-by-side with Bobo so you can see the differences more clearly. Since this bunny is SOLD, I think I will make another using DK weight yarn and my pattern as written below. I would like to test it once more to make sure it's a properly Perfected Bunny Pattern. I might also make one using worsted weight yarn with a smaller hook (3.5 mm) keeping yarn weights consistent so everything fits. I would like to see how much bigger it would be. As always, I will continue to share photos as my bunnies grow and propagate. BLUE BUNNY PATTERN PDF Version Materials used: 1 ball (5 oz) of Loops and Threads Snuggly Wuggly yarn in cobalt blue. 1 ball (5 oz) of Loops and Threads Snuggly Wuggly yarn in white. Polyester Fiberfill for stuffing Small amount of black yarn (for eyes) Small amount of pink yarn (for mouth) Stitches used: ch - chain stitch ss - slip stitch sc - single crochet inc - sc increase (2 sc in same stitch) dec - sc dec (sc2tog - single crochet 2 together) Magic Circle - see how here (start each piece with magic circle) Time to Complete - 16 hours (approximately) Finished size - 12 inches tall Legs (x2) Use blue yarn. Working from the bottom up, starting with a magic circle, use stitch marker to mark end of rows (work in continuous rounds with no joining) R1 - 6 sc (6) R2 - inc x6 (12) R3 - (sc inc) x6 (18) R4 - (2 sc inc) x6 (24) R5-R6 - sc around (24) R7 - sc2tog x4 + 16 sc (20) R8 - sc2tog x4 + 12 sc (16) R9-R16 - sc around (16) R17 - (3 sc inc) x4 (20) R18-R20 - sc around (20) R21 - (4 sc inc) x4 (24) R22 - sc around (24) Finish off and stuff leg. Body Join legs on middle 2 stitches as shown in this tutorial. The instructions are in German but the video alone is enough to understand the technique. Once the legs are joined continue crocheting around both legs to form the body. R23 - sc around (46) R24 - sc around (46) R25 - (5 sc inc) x 7 + 4 sc (53) R26 - sc around (53) R27 - (9 sc inc) x 5 + 3 sc (58) R28 - (8 sc inc) x 2 + 40 sc (60) R29 - sc around (60) R30 - sc around (60) R31 - sc around (60) R32 - sc around (60) R33 - (8 sc dec) x6 (54) R34 - sc around (54) R35 - sc around (54) R36 - sc around (54) R37 - (7 sc dec) x6 (48) [attach pom-pom tail] R38 - sc around (48) R39 - sc around (48) R40 - sc around (48) R41 - (6 sc dec) x 6 (42) R42 - sc around (42) R43 - sc around (42) R44 - sc around (42) R45 - (5 sc dec) x6 (36) R46 - sc around (36) R47 - sc around (36) R48 - sc around (36) R49 - sc around (36) R50 - sc around (36) R51 - sc around (36) R52 - sc around (36) R53 - sc around (36) R54 - sc around (36) R55 - (4 sc dec) x6 (30) R56 - sc around (30) R57 - sc around (30) R58 - sc around (30) R59 - (3 sc dec) x6 (24) R60 - sc around (24) R61 - (2 sc dec) x6 (18) R62 - sc around (18) Finish off and cut yarn leaving a long tail to attach the head. Stuff body firmly. Arms (x2) Start with white yarn R1 - 6 sc (6) R2 - inc x6 (12) R3 - (sc inc) x6 (18) R4 - sc around (18) R5 - (4 sc dec) x3 (15) R6 - sc around (15) R7 - (3 sc dec) x 3 (12) Change to blue yarn at end of R7 R8 - sc around (12) R9 - (4 sc dec) x 2 (10) R10-R30 - sc around (10) Finish off and cut yarn leaving a long tail for joining. Stuff only hands and part way up arm. Head Use white yarn. R1 - 6 sc (6) R2 - inc x6 (12) R3 - (sc inc) x6 (18) R4 - (2 sc inc) x6 (24) R5 - (3 sc inc) x6 (30) R6 - (4 sc inc) x6 (36) R7 - (5 sc inc) x6 (42) R8 - (6 sc inc) x6 (48) R9 - (7 sc inc) x6 (54) R10 - (8 sc inc) x6 (60) R11 - sc around (60) R12 - sc around (60) R13 - sc around (60) R14 - sc around (60) R15 - sc around (60) R16 - sc around (60) R17 - sc around (60) R18 - sc around (60) R19 - sc around (60) R20 - sc around (60) R21 - (8 sc dec) x6 (54) R22 - sc around (54) R23 - (7 sc dec) x6 (48) R24 - (6 sc dec) x6 (42) R25 - (5 sc dec) x6 (36) R26 - (4 sc dec) x6 (30) R27 - (3 sc dec) x6 (24) R28 - (2 sc dec) x6 (18) R29 - (2 sc dec) x3 + 6 sc (15) R30 - sc around (15) R31 - sc around (15) Finish off and cut yarn leaving a long tail for joining. Stuff head and neck firmly to hold shape. Hood Use blue yarn and follow pattern for Head up to Row 24. Use hook size 3.5 mm to make hood slightly bigger than head to allow for an easier fit. R1 - 6 sc (6) R2 - inc x6 (12) R3 - (sc inc) x6 (18) R4 - (2 sc inc) x6 (24) R5 - (3 sc inc) x6 (30) R6 - (4 sc inc) x6 (36) R7 - (5 sc inc) x6 (42) R8 - (6 sc inc) x6 (48) R9 - (7 sc inc) x6 (54) R10 - (8 sc inc) x6 (60) R11 - sc around (60) R12 - sc around (60) R13 - sc around (60) R14 - sc around (60) R15 - sc around (60) R16 - sc around (60) R17 - sc around (60) R18 - sc around (60) R19 - sc around (60) R20 - sc around (60) R21 - (8 sc dec) x6 (54) R22 - sc around (54) R23 - (7 sc dec) x6 (48) R24 - (6 sc dec) x6 (42) R25 - ss loosely around (42) Finish off and cut yarn leaving a long tail for joining. Position on head as shown in photos above. After attaching head to body, I like to wrap the tail from the hood around the neck to cover joining stitches. Ears (x2) I followed a free pattern found here for the ears. Check out photos of Blue Bunny in this post before joining ears, head and arms. I like to pin the pieces in place and pick the most pleasing look before attaching. 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