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Easter Bunny Pattern

Category:

Knitting

Type:

Toy

Item:

Animal

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Basic Skills Necessary:

Knit in the round on two circular needles
Weave Two Colors
Turkish Cast-on
Grafting

Pattern Description:

BUY 2, GET 1 FREE! AFTER YOU PURCHASE 2 PATTERNS, SEND ME AN EMAIL AT ViolaSueKnits@gmail.com AND LET ME KNOW WHICH FREE PATTERN YOU WANT. I WILL THEN PERSONALLY EMAIL YOUR FREE PATTERN TO YOU. = )

This super funny bunny and agile gymnast, is fully jointed so he can easily perform the splits, a back flip with a half twist or a Tsukahara with a double pike!! And, he's knitted in the round so he won't be coming apart at any unsightly seams!! Bassanio, the super bunny, wears a PERSONALIZED CAPE and he's anxious to help your little hero save the day!!

I will provide FREE support for this knitting pattern! IF YOU WOULD LIKE A COMPLETED BUNNY PLEASE CONVO ME - I WILL BE GLAD TO KNIT THIS BUNNY FOR YOU IN YOUR FAV COLORS!

NOTE: This listing is for the toy bunny and PERSONALIZED CAPE pattern only, not the finished toy. This pattern is free to use for charity and gifts. However, please do not copy or sell my pattern or products made from it without my permission. Thank you and ENJOY!!

Gauge:

Because this bunny is a toy, gauge is not of great importance. Using larger needles with heavier weight yarn will produce a larger toy and, likewise, using smaller needles with lighter weight yarn will produce a smaller toy. However, you may need to change the size of the plastic safety doll joints accordingly

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

Approx 14" tall

Materials:

8 1/2

You Will Also Need:

Tapestry needle Stuffing

Pattern Reviews

Average Review (of 1 review)

Have no fear and love this pattern as much as I do :) September 11, 2012

NancySchreiner

There are a couple of great things about this pattern. First of all, it's adorable!! Second, I liked the fact that it had a challenge for me, as I had never done a Turkish cast-on before. After watching how to do this cast-on on youtube.com, I practiced it with this project and now I own it. I love when that happens. Third, I had taken the pattern with me on vacation but had a fairly dark printout of the Bunny. I had never used doll joints before and had a pretty lousy printout to compare ...

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