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Baby Bunny & Bunting Free Knitting Pattern

This sweet Baby Bunny & Bunting will be perfect for babies in our life and the child in us all! It could be an adorable, tiny friend for a bigger teddy bear buddy, or just just as a cuddle toy. Moreover,  this Baby Bunny looks adorable tied to the package so it could be an amazing gift idea!

Baby Bunny & Bunting Free Knitting Pattern

PHOTOS by Churchmouse Yarns and Teas / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

Buddy the Bunny

Long arms and legs make this knitted bunny the perfect cuddly toy. We all need something cuddly to snuggle up to this winter and this cute toy could be the answer. Most of the pieces in this project are circular and the ears are flattened with garter stitch. The body, arms and legs have purl stitch details for extra texture. With lots of techniques used, this pattern is sure to take your knitting skills to the next level. Follow the instructions to get started.

Buddy the Bunny

PHOTOS by Knit Picks / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on knitpicks.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Bunny Soft Toy

Not just a simple decorative indoor toy, but a friend you can hug and sleep with. This knitted bunny is just right for kids, so if you’re a confident beginner looking for a project to develop your toy skills, this is definitely it. This knitted bunny pattern is free and easy to follow. Don’t miss the opportunity to get ready for Easter.

Bunny Soft Toy

PHOTOS by Louise Bollanos / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on handylittleme.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Life Size Chicken

Inspired by hundreds of real chickens, this pattern allows you to create a charming, life-size toy friend. Carefully designed to mimic the size of farm chickens, it’s a delightful project that will bring a rustic feel to your home. Knit your very own plush companion and experience the joy of crafting with this beginner-friendly project. The step-by-step chicken knitting pattern is free and easy to follow.

Life Size Chicken

PHOTOS by Quiet Life Farm / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on quietlifefarm.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Flat Knit Bunny

The best Easter gift for kids or a present for any occasion is a soft toy that will become their friend and protector. This charming bunny is a perfect choice. It looks so homely, warm, and kind that you want to hug it and drag it everywhere. The knitted bunny pattern is free. So make one for your child.

Flat Knit Bunny

PHOTOS by Gina Michele / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on gina-michele.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Bunny Free Knitting Pattern

Create this adorable bunny with pink jacket and make your child happy! Cute Bunny will be a perfect gift idea for your small family member or just as decoration in your house. You can also choose another color if you want, it’s up to you!

Bunny Free Knitting Pattern

PHOTOS by Amanda Berry / Ravelry.com

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Easter Bunny Free Knitting Pattern

Easter Bunny is perfect as an Easter decoration, but also as a lovely friend for your little family member. Just look at this picture, It’s amazing that this rabbit looks like a real one! If you prefer, you can use a different colour of the yarn, but it’ll be perfect if the colour is similar to real fur!

Easter Bunny Free Knitting Pattern

PHOTOS by Claire Garland / Ravelry.com

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Twiggy Bunny

If you’re looking for a quick project to occupy your hands and mind, this knitted bunny should be on your to-do list. Using simple knitting stitches, it will only take a weekend to complete. A handmade toy like this makes a great gift for children and adults alike. Plus, you can use your leftover yarn to work on small details. The step-by-step knitting pattern for this piece is free and easy to follow. Visit the original website and see how it works.

Twiggy Bunny

PHOTOS by Caterina Sullivan / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on fancyyarns.com.au, or read more about it on Ravelry.