Bring adorable charm with this free crochet amigurumi bunny pattern that’s easy, fun, and perfect for gifting or sweet cuddly keepsakes too.
A soft, lovable character has a way of capturing attention instantly, bringing a sense of warmth and charm to any setting. Gentle curves, expressive features, and a playful personality come together to create a piece that feels both comforting and full of life. A Crochet Amigurumi Bunny Pattern turns yarn into an adorable companion that appeals to children, collectors, and anyone who enjoys cute, handmade décor.
The overall look is sweet and inviting, featuring long ears, rounded shapes, and embroidered details that add character and depth. This bunny can be customized with different colors, accessories, or facial expressions, making each version unique and full of personality.
Materials and Uses
Materials You Will Need:
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Yarn: Amigurumi yarn in your main color (e.g., beige, white, pink).
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Embroidery Yarn: Black yarn for facial features.
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Crochet Hook: A hook size appropriate for your yarn (not specified, but commonly a 2.5 mm or 3.0 mm for Amigurumi).
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Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill (enchimento).
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Tools: Scissors, tapestry needle, and a stitch marker (the tutor uses a contrasting line/fio).
Uses:
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You create a cuddly, decorative toy.
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You use the finished piece as a gift, nursery decoration, or keychain charm.
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The final size is small, making it a quick project.
Level of Difficulty:
This project is rated Intermediate. While you use only basic stitches (single crochet, increases, decreases), you must master the following:
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Accurately maintaining the stitch count in continuous rounds.
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The technical skill of joining the two leg pieces with chains to start the body.
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Symmetrical placement and sewing of the arms, ears, and tail.
Sweetheart Crochet Amigurumi Bunny Pattern for Loved-Up Gifts
Special Features:
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Integrated Legs: You crochet the two legs separately and then join them with a foundation chain to seamlessly form the base of the body.
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Detailed Assembly: The project uses simple shapes (cylinders and spheres) that you assemble to create the final, recognizable bunny shape.
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Embroidered Face: You use a tapestry needle to embroider the expressive eyes and nose directly onto the head.
Its uses go beyond decoration—it can become a thoughtful gift, a nursery accessory, a seasonal ornament for spring and Easter, or a soft companion for little ones.
Tutor's Suggestions
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Stitch Marker: Always use a stitch marker (the tutor uses a piece of contrasting yarn) to mark the beginning and end of every round to prevent losing your place.
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Stuffing: You should stuff the pieces, like the feet and body, as you crochet and increase the size of the piece, rather than waiting until the end. This allows for firmer and more controlled stuffing.
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Hiding the Tail: After closing the magic ring for the legs, thread the initial yarn tail through the inside of the work to keep it tidy and out of the way.
One of the biggest benefits of this pattern is its accessibility; the construction is straightforward enough for beginners while still offering enjoyable shaping and detailing for more experienced makers.
The finished bunny is lightweight, durable, and wonderfully huggable, holding its form while remaining soft to the touch. Combining charm, versatility, and expressive design, this pattern creates a timeless character that adds joy and warmth wherever it’s placed.
Conclusion
You have finished crocheting and assembling the entire Amigurumi bunny! You created two sturdy legs, joined them seamlessly to form the body, and topped it with a perfectly spherical head and attached ears, arms, and tail.
Final Tip
When sewing the arms and ears, pinch the openings of the pieces flat before stitching. This makes it much easier to align them neatly and securely against the body or head, preventing any loose or floppy appendages.
