Z11-Edith Bunny

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Materials: Abbreviations (U.S. Terms):
▪ 2.25mm Crochet Hook (I use the green hook Ch - Chain

from Clover) Sc - Single Crochet
▪ DMC Natura Just Cotton (100% Cotton hdc - Half Double Crochet
Yarn): Skin Colour (Acanthe), Boots (Ombre), dc - Double Crochet
Cheeks and Inner Ears (Rose Layette), Hair st - Stitch
(Siena), Overalls (Gardenia), Shirt (Myosotis), slst - Slip Stitch
Tights (Aqua), Bunny Ears and Tail (Ibiza), dec - decrease
Basket (Tropic Brown), Headband, Flowers invdec - Invisible Decrease
and Eggs (Various Colours) Sc2tog - Stitch Two Stitches Together
▪ 6mm Safety Eyes BLO - Back Loops Only
▪ Cardboard (thick, for the soles of the feet) or FLO - Front Loops Only
template plastic Popcorn Stitch - make 3 double crochet,
▪ Wire and Wire Cutters to make Edith keeping the last loop of each stitch on the
posable (optional) hook. Then slip stitch into all the 4 loops on the
▪ Chopstick to reinforce the head (optional) hook. Continue with the following sc
▪ Electrical tape (optional) stitches…
▪ Polyfiber Fill for the stuffing
▪ Tapestry Needle
▪ Scissors
▪ A stitch marker
Final Dimensions:
From the soles of the feet to the top of the head, Edith measures approx. 8.5 inches. However,
this may vary depending on your yarn, hook and/or tension. To increase or decrease the finished
size of your amigurumi, have fun playing around with different hook sizes and yarn. You may
want to create a super bulky Edith instead!
Please be kind:
This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share, distribute, translate, resell, alter, publish
(written or online) or use for commercial purposes without authorisation. You are more than
welcome to sell the finished product from this pattern to your friends and family (not on a
commercial scale). If you do so, please give credit to Reneé Ettia from @ShinyGurumi as the
author of this pattern.
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Ready to go? Let’s begin!
Arms Soles of the Gumboots
Make two, starting in skin colour: Make two in the colour of the gumboots:
R1: Ch 2, 4 sc in second ch from hook R1: Ch 7, starting from second Ch from hook,
sc 5, 2 sc in next st, continue opposite side

R2: 2 sc in each st (8st)
of Ch, sc5 (12st)
R3-R17: Sc 8
R2: *Sc 1, 2sc in next st* rep 6 times (18sts)
R18: Change to shirt colour, in BLO, sc 8
R19: In BLO, sc 8
R20-R22: Sc 8
Fasten off. No need to leave a long tail for
Fasten off and weave in the ends.
sewing.
Do not stuff the arms if you plan to make

Gumboots
Edith posable. Otherwise stuff the arms to
In the colour of the gumboots, follow R1-R4
the desired amount.
as you did for the soles. Do not fasten off, as
Turn the hand upside down, so it is pointing we will continue to create the feet and legs.
upwards. Attach shirt colour on back loops Continue in the colour of the gumboots:
of R19:
R5: With wrong sides together, sandwich
R1-R2: Sc 8 both soles matching their stitches as best as
you can. Now sc 30 around, making sure you

Fasten off and weave in the ends. Set aside
are working through both pieces to stitch
for now.
them together. This creates a double sole,
Cheeks which will help Edith stand on her own.
Make two in cheek colour:
Both pieces are now joined as one. Fig. 1.
R1: Ch 2, 4 sc in second ch from hook
R6: In BLO, sc 30
R2: 2sc in each st (8st)
R7-R9: In both loops, Sc 30
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Set aside for now.
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R15-R20: Sc 15
R21: In FLO, sc 15
R22: In both loops, sc 15
Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Fig. 1
Repeat R5-R22 for second gumboot. Fig. 3.
Make sure you are at the very ‘tip’ of the oval
shape. If not, undo/sc more stitches until you
are correctly positioned. Fig. 2.
Fig. 3
Legs
Fig. 2
Attach the colour of the tights to the leftover
R10: Sc 10, invdec, sc, invdec, sc, invdec, sc 12
loops from R21 of the gumboot. Do this at
(27sts)
the back and center of the piece. Fig. 4.
Trace the sole of the foot onto the
cardboard/template plastic. Cut out and trim

it until in fits snuggly inside the foot.
R11: Sc 9, invdec 3 times, sc 12 (24sts)
R12: Sc 7, invdec, sc, invdec, sc, invdec, sc 9
(21sts)
Fig. 4
Continue to stuff as you go:
R23: *Sc 1, dec* rep 5 times (10sts)
Stuff the gumboot, making sure it’s nice and
R24-R38: Sc 10
firm. Continue stuffing as we work up the
leg. R39: 2sc in next 8 sts, sc in next 2 sts (18sts)
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Fasten off. Weave in ends. correctly positioned. Continue in overall
colour:
Repeat for second leg.
R1: Sc 6, ch 3
Overalls (Legs)
Make one in the colour of the overalls for You will now attach both legs together.
now: Insert your hook onto R7 of the first leg you
crocheted. Line up the legs paying attention

R1: Ch 18, connect chain with a sc to create a
to the where the feet are pointing.
ring
R1 Continued: Sc 18 into the first leg made,
R2-R6: Sc 18
sc 3 across the chain, sc 18 around the
Pull the overall leg over the top of Edith’s second leg made, sc 3 across the back of the
Leg. Line up R39 of Edith’s leg with R6 of the chain. Fig. 6 and 7.
overall leg:
R7: Working through both R6 of the overall

leg and R39 on Edith’s leg, sc 18. Fig. 5.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Fig. 6
Fig. 5
Repeat R1-R7 for second overall leg. Do not Fig. 7
fasten off as we will continue with the R2-R6: Sc 42
overalls. R7: *Sc 5, invdec* rep 6 times (36sts)
Overalls Now we will work on the shirt and the front

Make sure you are at the back on center of of the overalls. Do not fasten off. Stuff as you
the leg. Undo/sc stitches until you are go:
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Shirt this method, until 4 sts of the arm are
Change to shirt colour: attached to the side of the doll. You should
have 4 sts of the arm remaining which we
R8: In BLO, sc 36
will work on in the next round. Sc 8 (along
R9: Sc 36 the front of the doll), attach the second arm
R10: *Sc 10, invdec* rep 3 times (33sts) following the method above by sc 4 through
one side of the arm and through the body.
R11-R13: Sc 33
Finally, sc 4 to reach the end of the round
R14: *Sc 9, invdec* rep 3 times (30sts) (24sts) Fig. 8. This will allow space to make
the arms posable, see Fig. 9.

R15-R20: Sc 30
R21: *Sc 8, invdec* 3 times (27sts)
R22: Sc 27
R23: *Sc 7, invdec* 3 times (24sts)
We will now attach the arms. Do not fasten

off.
Attaching the arms

Fig. 8
Continue in shirt colour:
Both arms should be partially attached. We
R24: In both loops, sc 4, take one arm and
will now continue to attach the arms in the
hold it up to the side of the doll (where the
next round to create the shoulders. But
arm should be positioned). Insert your
before we do, we need to make our doll
crochet hook in one of the sts on R22 of the
posable!
arm (do this by inserting your hook from the
inside of the arm, through a st which is Posable arms
pressed against the body – we will attach Measure a length of wire which is approx.
only one side of the arm in this round). Then, 1.5inches longer than the arm-span of the
with the arm sitting on the hook, insert your doll (it is always better to overestimate!) Cut
hook into the next st of the body (as you the wire and bend the tip to create a blunt
would normally). Pull up the loop and edge. Wrap some electrical tape around the
complete a sc. Sc 3 more sts by completing blunt edge to make sure there are no sharp
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edges from where you cut the wire. Then Stuff more of the body, if needed. Continue
insert it into one arm, all the way down until to stuff as we work up the neck.
it reaches the ‘hands’. Now bend the wire
R27: Change to skin colour, in BLO *Sc 1,
across the top opening of the body. Line the
invdec* rep 6 times (12sts)
remaining end of the wire up against the
R28: *Sc 4, invdec* rep 2 times (10sts)
second arm.
R29-R30: Sc 10
Measure and trim the wire, leaving yourself
enough to bend the end and create a blunt Do not fasten off. Make sure the neck is
edge, as you did with the other side. Wrap stuffed firmly.
this end with electrical tape also. Push this
Head
end into the second arm. Fig. 9.
Continue in skin colour:
R31: 2sc in each st (20sts)
Fig. 9 R35-R36: Sc 42
Continue crocheting in shirt colour to create R37: Sc until you reach the front and centre
the shoulders. of the face, popcorn st, sc the remainder of
the round (42 st)

Shoulders and neck
R38-R45: Sc 42
R25: Sc 4, sc 4 through the remaining sts of
the first arm, sc 8 across the front of the R46: *Sc 5, invdec* rep 6 times (36sts)
body, sc 4 through the remaining sts of the
second arm, sc 4 the reach the end of the
round (24sts) R48: *Sc 3, invdec* rep 6 times (24sts)
R26: Sc 3, invdec 3 times, sc 6, invdec 3
times, sc 3 (18sts) – the invdec should line up

with the arms.
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Now it’s time to work on the face. Insert the
safety eyes one row above the nose, 8sts

apart. Attach the cheek circles underneath
the eyes. If the head is a little wobbly, insert
the chopstick down into the head and neck.
R49: *Sc 2, invdec* rep 6 times (18sts) Start Here

End of Row (12th St)
Stuff the head. Continue stuffing as we
slowly close the head over the next couple
of rounds. Middle St (6th St)

Fig. 11
R51: Invdec 6 times (6sts)
R10: Dec, sc 6, dec, ch 1 and turn work (8sts)
Fasten off and weave in the ends. Fig. 10.

R11: Sc 8, ch 1 and turn work
R12: Sc 8
With Edith facing right side-up toward you,
reattach yarn at the bottom left corner of the
overall flap, sc around to create a neat edge.

Fig. 10
Overalls Continued. Using the same method as the front, turn
Working in rows and in the colour of the Edith upside down and attach yarn on the
overalls, turn Edith upside down and attach left-over loops of R8 at her back:
yarn to the left-over loops of R8 of the shirt

R1-R3: Sc 12, ch 1 and turn work (make sure
(use Fig. 11 as a guide):
your 12sc are centered)
R1-R5: Sc 12, ch 1 and turn work (make sure

your 12sc are centered)
R5: Sc 10, ch 1 and turn work
R7-R9: Sc 10, ch 1 and turn work
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R12: Sc 6
With Edith’s back facing toward you, right
side-up, reattach yarn at the bottom left

corner of the overall flap, sc around to create
a neat edge. Fasten off and weave in the
ends. Fig. 12 and Fig 13. Fig. 12
Front Pocket
In the colour of the overalls and working in
rows:
R1: Ch 5, starting in the second ch from hook
sc 4, ch 1 and turn work
R4: Dec 2 times
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Fig. 13
Straps
Ponytail
Make two, in the colour of the overalls and
Working in rounds, in the colour of the hair:
working in rows:
R1: Ch 2, sc 6 in second chain from hook
R1: Ch 20, starting in the second ch from
(6sts)
hook sc 19
R2: 2 sc in each st (12sts)
R3: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next st* 6 times (18sts)
Using Fig 12 and 13 as a guide attach the
Now we are going to create lots and lots of
pocket and straps to Edith’s overalls.
curls!
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Curl 1: Sl st in the next stitch then ch 31, then, R1: Ch 2, sc 6 in second chain from hook (6
starting from the second ch from the hook, st)

sc 30 back along the length of the ch until
R2: 2 sc in each st (12 st)
you reach the beginning where you made
R3: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next st* 6 times (18 st)
your first ch. Your hair strand should curl
naturally, but try not to handle the strand R4: *Sc 2, 2 sc in next st* 6 times (24 st)
too much or it will ‘uncurl’.
Curl 2- Curl 18: Continue as you did before,
sl st into the next st then ch 31, sc 30 back
along the length of the ch until you reach the R7: *Sc 5, 2 sc in next st* 6 times (42 st)
beginning. Fasten off, leaving a long tail for R8-R12: Sc 42

sewing. Fig. 14 and Fig. 15.
We will now work in Rows. Do not fasten off.
Hair Cont.
Working in rows around the circumference

of the hair cap, continue in the colour of the
hair:
R1 (to create the fringe): *Ch 9, sc 8 back
along the ch, slsp into the next st* rep 12

Fig. 14
times
R1 cont.: Dec, sc 26, dec, ch 1 and turn work
(28sts)
Fig. 15 R5: Dec, sc 18, dec, ch 1 and turn work (20sts)

Hair Cap
In the colour of the hair:
10
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. R10-R11: Sc 8
Attach hair cap and ponytail to Edith’s head

(make sure you leave room for the head
piece to be attached later). Fig 16. Inner Rabbit Ears
In soft pink and working in rounds, make
two:
R1: Ch 6, starting from second Ch from hook,
sc 4, 2 sc in next st, continue opposite side
of ch, sc4 (10st)
Attach inner rabbit ears to the rabbit ear

Fig. 16 pieces. Fig. 17.
Now we are finished making
Edith, its time to create her
little accessories!
Rabbit Ears
In white and working in rounds, make two:
Fig. 17
R1: Ch 2, sc 4 in second chain from hook Flowers

(4sts) In various colours and working in rows, make
as many as you would like:
R2: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next st* rep 2 times (6sts)
R1: Ch 27, starting in the second ch from

hook sc 26
Your flower should begin to curl on its own.
R6-R7: Sc 12
If not, that’s ok! Starting from the end
R8: *Sc 4, invdec* rep 2 times (10sts) without the tail, curl the length into itself and
work it around like a spiral. Using the tail,

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sew the underside to keep the spiral shape
in place.
Headband
In the colour of your choice and working in
rows:
R1: Ch 5, starting in the second ch from hook, Fig. 18

sc 4, ch 1 and turn work (4sts)
Basket
R2: Sc 4, ch 1 turn work
Basket Base
R3: 2 sc in next st, sc 2, 2 sc in next st, ch 1 In the colour of the basket, and working in
and turn work (6sts) rows, make one for now:
R4-R12: Sc 6, ch 1 and turn work R1: Ch 13, starting in the second ch from
hook, sc 12, ch 1 and turn work

R13: Dec, sc 2, dec (4sts)

R14: Sc 4
R9: Sc 12
Fasten off, weave in the ends.

Sew the Rabbit Ears and Flowers onto the
headband piece. Repeat R1-R9 but this time do not fasten off.
Cut a piece of template plastic to the same
To create to ties, cut 8 lengths of yarn long
size as the base bottom. Then sandwich the
enough to double over and tie at the back
template plastic in between the two base
of Edith’s head (mine are approx. 9in. long).
pieces. Then:
Double over the yarn and pull the looped
R10: Sandwich the template plastic in
end through one of the four sts at the end
between the two bottom pieces matching
of the headband piece. Pull through the tails
their stitches as best as you can. Now sc 38
and pull tight, fastening the yarn. Repeat for
around, making sure you are working
the seven other ties (four on each side of the
headband piece).
Place and tie the finished headband piece
onto Edith’s head. Fig. 18
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through both pieces to stitch them together.
Fig. 19.
Fig. 21
Basket Handle
In the colour of the basket and working in
Fig. 19
rounds:
R11: In BLO, 2 sc in next st, sc 7, 2 sc in next
st, sc 10, 2 sc in next st, sc 7, 2 sc in next st, R1: Ch 2, sc 4 in second chain from hook
sc 10 (42sts) – the increases should be at (4sts)
each corner of the base bottom. If not, adjust R2-R17: Sc 4

stitches accordingly.
R12-R20: In BLO, Sc 42
Sew the basket handle onto the basket. Fig.
R21-R29: In both loops, Sc 42 22.
Push the 'top' of the basket into the bottom
half (as shown in Fig. 20). Make sure the
rounds you completed in the BLO are

showing, as this will give the effect of a
woven basket. Fig. 21.

Fig. 22
Eggs
In various colours and working in rounds,
make as many as you like:

R1: Ch 2, sc 3 in second chain from hook
(3sts)
Fig. 20 R2: 2 sc in each st (6sts)
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R6-R7: Sc 15
Stuff the Egg
R11: Invdec 3 times (3sts)
And you’re all done!

Pop the little eggs into the basket and your all finished! Thank you so much for crocheting little
Edith! I hope you had as much fun creating her as I did! Don’t forget to share your finished
Edith Doll on Instagram using the hastag #shinygurumi I would love to see her!
Need some extra advice?

Email anytime at shinygurumi@gmail.com I would be happy to answer any questions you have.
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Materials: Abbreviations (U.S. Terms):

▪ 2.25mm Crochet Hook (I use the green hook Ch - Chain

want to create a super bulky Edith instead!

author of this pattern.

sc 5, 2 sc in next st, continue opposite side

Do not stuff the arms if you plan to make

you can. Now sc 30 around, making sure you

Set aside for now.

R22: In both loops, sc 15

Fasten off. Weave in ends.

shape. If not, undo/sc more stitches until you

are correctly positioned. Fig. 2.

cardboard/template plastic. Cut out and trim

R11: Sc 9, invdec 3 times, sc 12 (24sts)

R12: Sc 7, invdec, sc, invdec, sc, invdec, sc 9

leg. R39: 2sc in next 8 sts, sc in next 2 sts (18sts)

now: Insert your hook onto R7 of the first leg you

crocheted. Line up the legs paying attention

R7: Working through both R6 of the overall

Fasten off and weave in ends.

fasten off as we will continue with the R2-R6: Sc 42

overalls. R7: *Sc 5, invdec* rep 6 times (36sts)

Overalls Now we will work on the shirt and the front

the arms posable, see Fig. 9.

R21: *Sc 8, invdec* 3 times (27sts)

R23: *Sc 7, invdec* 3 times (24sts)

We will now attach the arms. Do not fasten

Attaching the arms

inside of the arm, through a st which is Posable arms

R31: 2sc in each st (20sts)

R32: *Sc 1, 2sc in next st* rep 10 times (30sts)

R33: *Sc 4, 2sc in next st* rep 6 times (36sts)

R34: *Sc 5, 2sc in next st* rep 6 times (42sts)

the round (42 st)

round (24sts) R48: *Sc 3, invdec* rep 6 times (24sts)

R26: Sc 3, invdec 3 times, sc 6, invdec 3

times, sc 3 (18sts) – the invdec should line up

safety eyes one row above the nose, 8sts

the eyes. If the head is a little wobbly, insert

the chopstick down into the head and neck.

R49: *Sc 2, invdec* rep 6 times (18sts) Start Here

Stuff the head. Continue stuffing as we

slowly close the head over the next couple

of rounds. Middle St (6th St)

R50: *Sc 1, invdec* rep 6 times (12sts)

Fasten off and weave in the ends. Fig. 10.

Fasten off and weave in the ends.

With Edith facing right side-up toward you,

reattach yarn at the bottom left corner of the

overall flap, sc around to create a neat edge.

Overalls Continued. Using the same method as the front, turn

yarn to the left-over loops of R8 of the shirt

R1-R5: Sc 12, ch 1 and turn work (make sure

R9: Dec, sc 4, dec, ch 1 and turn work (6sts)

R10-R11: Sc 6, ch 1 and turn work

With Edith’s back facing toward you, right

side-up, reattach yarn at the bottom left

a neat edge. Fasten off and weave in the

ends. Fig. 12 and Fig 13. Fig. 12

R1: Ch 5, starting in the second ch from hook

sc 4, ch 1 and turn work

overalls. R7: Sc 5, invdec rep 6 times (36sts)

R21: Sc 8, invdec 3 times (27sts)

R23: Sc 7, invdec 3 times (24sts)

R32: Sc 1, 2sc in next st rep 10 times (30sts)

R33: Sc 4, 2sc in next st rep 6 times (36sts)

R34: Sc 5, 2sc in next st rep 6 times (42sts)

round (24sts) R48: Sc 3, invdec rep 6 times (24sts)

R49: Sc 2, invdec rep 6 times (18sts) Start Here

R50: Sc 1, invdec rep 6 times (12sts)

R3: Sc 1, 2 sc in next st rep 3 times (9sts)

R5: Sc 3, 2 sc in next st rep 3 times (15sts)

R8: Sc 3, invdec rep 3 times (12sts)

R9: Sc 2, invdec rep 3 times (9sts)

R10: Sc 1, invdec rep 3 times (6sts)