Wow. I just realized that this will be my fourth post today. Cool. So anyway, I am posting the pattern I use to make bunnies to drop off. Comment if it is in any way confusing.
Materials:
F hook
Baby yarn
Scissors
Row 1: ch 2, turn and sc 5 in 1. (5)
Row 2: sc 2 in each sc around. (10)
Row 3: 3 sc, then ch 4 and slst in each ch back down to the row. 2 sc, ch 4, and slst in each ch back down. 5 sc to end of round. (10)
Row 4: 1 sc, in next stitch do 2sc, 1 sc, in next stitch do 2 sc, go behind ear, 2sc, go behind ear, 2 sc in 1, 1 sc, 2 sc in 1, 2 sc. (15)
Row 5: decrease all around and 1 sc in last stitch. (8)
Row 6: stuff. Decrease all around. Tie off.
Embroider nose onto front of bunny. Proceed to love it and carry it around while looking for my dropped-off bunnies.
Lollipops and rainbows 
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You need to post a picture!
If this is easy enough for me to learn – I mite take up Knitting.
I do origami – I just invented a process for folding the children’s book
character from my childrin’s book – but would love a yarn bunny to go
with him.
I know, I should. I’ll try to find the camera and see if it’s charged later. If I do get to post some pictures, I’ll comment on your blog so you’ll know.
It’s crochet, actually. You can learn how to knit with Youtube, which has a bunch of helpful videos. Just search ‘how to crochet’ and you should find some nice ones. You can also ask around at the library.
I live in a town with lots of
of Hobby stores so they
will probably sell me all
I need. Your bunneys
must be easy because
you have to make so
many – I would like to
make tiny bunnies.
🙂
You should try to! You never know how good you are at crochet until you try . . .
Thanks for the vote of confidence. 🙂
Aww it would be nice if there was a picture… Hahaha but love the free pattern! ^_^ (well in general I like free patterns soo…)
I’ll post some pictures soon, then. Will you be joining the Bunny Drop Project?
Yes please!! But I am not too sure how many I can make every week… (School commitments is killing me (literally) -> my parents are eyeing my crochet hooks now too… [i hope it doesn’t get confiscated])
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