It’s that time of year . . . when the birds are starting to nest, flowers up budding up everywhere, and shops start to have window displays of lucious chocolate many in the shape of bunnies.
I decided to work on some calory-free bunnies of my own . . . following a pattern by Yum Yarn Crochet Creations available for free on Ravelry.
Hooking up, first one in baby pink, and then a boy bunny in blue.
I used the same brand of yarn for both (something bought in a local bargain basement store – 100% acylic) and a 3mm hook for both . . . for some reasion, my tension was tighter (and actually better) on the first one I made: little pink bunny, and got a bit looser on little boy-blue.
Ears were very fiddly to make but not impossible, and I actually love them. They’re such a lovely, bunny-ear shape. So these two little projects to get me into training to tackle something a bit bigger/more complicated. I haven’t attempted any colour changes yet, so that will be the next thing to try.
Very cute, and very appropriate to the season!
Love those little faces! Do you think you’ll get a copy of the Edwards Menagerie book lots of people make amigurumi from? I must admit I’m tempted even though I'[m not really keen on making ‘toys’ – mine usually end up looking like anything but what they’re supposed to look like due to my impatience with stuffing.
I’m nearing the end of my crochet blanket so I’ll let you know how I cope with weaving in all those ends as there is a colour change on every row – EEK! I’m not looking forward to it.
Edwards Menagerie will probably go on my xmas list, in case any of my off-spring are at a loss for ideas. Nope, I’ll be buying myself the complete set of Zoomigurumi books. They contain patterns by different people, so there’s a fair bit of variety.
Very cute!
I love the expressions on their faces! These are really cute! 😀
Your bunnies are so cute, Claire. You’ve done well with their faces – faces are my downfall. 🙂
Thanks for the link.
yes, I have problems with faces, and getting a “cute” expression. I think eyes maybe need to be closer to nose or something, I’m not quite sure ^^
So sweet and much better for us than chocolate!
Those are so cute! I love their facial expression, too adorable!
Look at you go Claire! You are definitely more consistent with this new pattern than you were with your owls. You will be a pro in no time at this rate!
this is true Kathy! tension is getting better, although I still can’t work out why the blue one was so much bigger than the pink one.
Very cute! My sister is looking for something like this for Easter so I’m going to share this with her! Where she find the time with 5 children under the age of 5 I don’t know but anyway!
lots of free patterns on Ravelry. She’ll just need to sign up first.
I’ll let her know – thank you!
You are doing a great job with the crochet Claire!
thank you Susan. I am definitely glad I took the plunge to learn because I’m having lots of fun.
They’re adorable, I love the expression on their faces lol.
They are so cute and soon you´ll be an expert on crochet!
I feel I’ve learned a lot with these small projects