Snuggle Bunny Pillows - All About Ami

10/18/2020 Pattern: Snuggle Bunny Pillows - All About Ami
Pattern: Snuggle Bunny Pillows

POSTED ON APRIL 3, 2017
***This is the FREE PATTERN for my Snuggle Bunny Pillows! I highly recommend reading through my STEP-BY-STEP BLOG POST HERE
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includes all the yarn you need as well as a copy of the pattern!
The Snuggly Bunny Pillows are part amigurumi, part home decor, and they are the perfect size to cuddle! Their cute expressions will brighten up any room and add a
whimsical touch to your décor!
Materials:
Super bulky (level 6) t-shirt yarn: I used Lion Brand Yarn’s Fast-Track in ‘Chopper Grey” and “Airstream White” (http://amzn.to/2p9Kd73) (on the Lion Brand site
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2 skeins needed for each cushion; purchase the Lion Brand Kit HERE (http://shrsl.com/r4qo)!
Grey bunny with OPEN eyes- Worsted weight (level 4) cotton yarn: I used Lion Brand Yarn’s 24/7 Cotton (http://amzn.to/2pQ8UV3) (on the Lion Brand site HERE
(http://www.lionbrand.com/24-7-cotton.html?utm_source=All_About_Ami_April2017))
27 g of mint (pu y bow)
20 g of white (ear lining and eyes)
13 g of black (eyes, nose, and mouth)
1 g of pink (cheeks)
White bunny with CLOSED smiling eyes
27 g of mint (pu y bow)
15 g of pink (ear lining and cheeks)
6 g of black (eyes, nose, and mouth)
6.5 mm Clover Amour crochet hook (http://amzn.to/2qdQq27) and 2.00 mm Clover Amour crochet hook (http://amzn.to/2qPeXrx)
Yarn needle (bent tip helpful for attaching amigurumi parts- see HERE) (http://amzn.to/2pTJer9)
ber ll (http://amzn.to/2pTMeDQ)
Clover lock ring stitch markers (http://amzn.to/2pTItxU)
Note:
https://www.allaboutami.com/pattern-snuggle-bunny-pillows/ 1/14
I worked in continuous rounds (vs. joined rounds) so that there is no visible seam unless otherwise stated.
Leave long initial and nal tails for all facial features so that they can be attached more easily.
Finished Dimensions:
Diameter of face (with stu ng): 13.5″/34 cm
Length from tip of ear to bottom of face: 21″/53 cm
Gauge: First four rounds is 3″/7.6 cm in diameter.
PATTERN:
HEAD (make 2)
Using 6.5 mm hook and Fast-Track yarn,
Round 1: 6 sc in Magic Ring. (6 sts)
R2: *Sc 1, Inc*, rep 3 times. (9 sts)
R3: *Inc*, rep 9 times. (18 sts)
R9: *Sc 10, Inc*, rep 5 times (60 sts)
R16: Dc 1, Sc 111. Sl st to top of dc. (112 sts) {The dc helps to create more height for a cleaner nish when we need to close up the round.}
For one side of head, fasten o and cut end.
For other side of head, do not fasten o as we will be using this working yarn to seam the two sides together.
EYES
Using 2 mm hook and black yarn,
***OPEN variation (work in joined rounds):
R1: 6 sc in Magic Ring. Sl st to rst sc. (6 sts)
R2: Chain 1. *Inc around*, rep 6 times. Sl st to rst sc. (12 sts)
R3: Chain 1. *Sc 1, Inc*, rep 6 times. Sl st to rst sc. (18 sts)
R4: Chain 1. *Sc 2, Inc*, rep 6 times. Sl st to rst sc. (24 sts)
R5: Chain 1. *Sc 3, Inc*, rep 6 times. Sl st to rst sc (30 sts)
We will now begin working the curved eyelashes.
Left eye: R6: Sc 11, Ch 6, Sl st 5 in back “bumps” of chain. Sc 2, Chain 5, Sl st 4 in back “bumps” of chain. Sc 17. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing.
Right eye: R6: Turn. Work in opposite direction. Sc 11, Ch 6, Sl st 5 in back “bumps” of chain. Sc 2, Chain 5, Sl st 4 in back “bumps” of chain. Sc 17. Fasten o and leave
long end for sewing.
Adding white detailing to eyes: Make pupil by embroidering many lines, rotating each subsequent line to form a circle of diameter 1.5 cm. Position this circle near the
eyelashes spanning across Rounds 2-5. Embroider a small white circle diagonally across Rounds 4-5 with a diameter of 0.5 cm.
Attach eyes so that they span across Rounds 8 – 13, about 5″ apart. Do not sew down eyelashes to give some dimension to the face.
***CLOSED SMILING variation:

Chain 17.
R1: Starting in second chain from hook, Sc 16. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing.
Left eye: Position row so that right side is facing you (yarn ends will be on the left side). Rejoin yarn in 3rd stitch from left (insert your hook into third stitch from left, add a
slip knot, and pull it through).
We will now crochet the curved lashes,
Chain 5, Sl st 4 in back “bumps” of chain, slip stitch in same stitch where chains are originating from. Sl st 2 across to make it to the rst stitch on the left. Chain 7, slip
stitch 6 in back “bumps” of chain, slip stitch in same stitch where chains are originating from. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing.
Right eye: Position row so that wrong side is facing you (yarn ends will be on the right side). Rejoin yarn in 3rd stitch from left (insert your hook into third stitch from left,
add a slip knot, and pull it through).
We will now crochet the curved lashes,
Chain 5, Sl st 4 in back “bumps” of chain, slip stitch in same stitch where chains are originating from. Sl st 2 across to make it to the rst stitch on the left. Chain 7, slip
stitch 6 in back “bumps” of chain, slip stitch in same stitch where chins are originating from. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. FLIP this eye so that the lashes
are on the right side.
Attach closed eyes so that they span across Rounds 7-11, about 4.25″ apart. Do not sew down eyelashes to give some dimension to the face.
NOSE/MOUTH
Using 2 mm hook and black yarn,
We will be forming a triangle for the nose and working in turned rows:
Chain 7.
Row 1: Starting in second chain from hook, Sc 6. (6 sts)
R2: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, Dec, Sc 2, dec. (4 sts)
R3: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, Sc 4. (4 sts)
R4: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, *Dec*, rep 2 times. (2 sts)
R5: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, Dec 1. (1 sts)
Now we will begin crocheting around the triangle to give it a nice edging by working in rounds.
Round 1: Chain 1, Sc 5 up the side of the triangle, Sc 6 across the top of the triangle, Sc 5 down the other side of the triangle. Slip st to Chain 1 to close the round (16 sts).
Round 2: Chain 1, starting in next st, Sc 16. Slip stitch to rst chain 1. (16 sts)
Do not fasten o . Now we will begin crocheting the upturned smiling mouth!
Chain 12. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Rejoin yarn in 5th chain from the top (where nose is located). Chain 7. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing.
Sew nose/mouth to face with top of nose starting at Round 3. Be sure the nose/mouth is positioned evenly between the eyes and sew the mouth so that the chains
form two “u’s” or a “W” to form a smiling mouth.
CHEEKS (make 2)
Using 2 mm hook and pink yarn,
Chain 6 (this is the foundation chain).
Round 1: Starting from second chain from hook, Sc 5 in back loops of foundation chain. Turn and Sc 5 in front loops of the foundation chain [we are making an oval by
crocheting around the chain]. (10 sts)
Round 2: Inc, Sc 3. *Inc*, rep 2 times. Sc 3, Inc. (14 sts)
Slip stitch to next st. Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Sew onto face across Rounds 13-15 and diagonally below eyes.
SEAMING TWO SIDES OF HEAD TOGETHER:
After all the features have been added, it is time to seam the two sides of the head together and stu the head. We will slip stitch the front and the back sides of the
head together for a beautiful and strong seam. Place both sides ontop of each other, with wrong sides touching each other on the inside (correct sides should be
facing outwards). Position joins towards bottom of the face. When seaming the sides together, the side with the facial features should be facing you. Insert crochet
hook into back loop of one side (with facial features) and front loop of other side. Yarn over and pull through all loops. Continue in this manner all the way around the
circle working counter-clockwise, stu ng rmly as you go. Push stu ng rmly to all edges so that there are no dimples or dips in the face. Slip stitch to rst slip stitch,
fasten o and weave in end.
EARS (make 2)
Using 6.5 mm hook and Fast-Track yarn,
Round 1: 6 sc in Magic Ring. (6 sts)
R2: Inc around. (12 sts)
R4-12: Sc 18
R13: *Sc 4, dec*, rep 3 times. (15 sts)
R14-22: Sc 15
R23: Sc 7 (leave rest of round unworked)
Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Do not pinch or sew open end shut. Stu gently. Position the ears so that the extra stitches from Round 23 are towards the
outsides (this helps when attaching them onto a curved surface). Sew ear linings to ear (see pattern below). Sew ears ontop of bunny’s head so that the opening of the
ear spans across the last rounds of both sides (Round 16) and the seam (this gives the ear more stability so that it can stand up straight and not op downwards). The
space between the ears should be about 4″/10 cm.
EAR LINING (make 2)
Using 2 mm hook and white/pink yarn,
Ch 7
R1: Turn. Starting from second chain from hook, Sc 6. (6 sts).
R2: Chain 1, turn. Starting from second st from hook, Sc 6. (6 sts).
R3-33: Repeat R2.
We will now begin forming the curve towards the top of the ear lining.
R34: Chain 1, turn. Starting from second st from hook, Sc 1. Hdc 1, Dc 2, Hdc 1, Sc 1. (6 sts).
R35: Repeat R34.
Now we will begin crocheting the border around the ear lining and working in a round.
Round 1: Ch 1, slip stitch around. Join with slip stitch to rst slip stitch.
Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Sew onto ear.
PUFFY BOW:
Using 2 mm hook and mint yarn,
Body of bow:
Chain 26
Row 1: Starting in second ch from hook, Sc 25. (25 sts).
Row 2: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, Sc 25 (25 sts).
R3-35: Repeat Row 2.
Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Fold rectangle in half so rows are horizontal. Whip stitch horizontal sides together. Flip rectangle inside out so that the
cleaner seam is visible. Position seam towards back of bow. Slip stitch vertical edges together to close them up. For the right side, slip stitch from bottom to top. For
the left side, slip stitch from the top to the bottom. Form creases in the bow by pinching the middle and run a yarn needle with yarn up through and down the middle
to help keep the ruching in place.
Middle Knot:
Chain 7
Row 1: Starting in second ch from hook, Sc 6. (6 sts)
Row 2: Chain 1, turn. Starting in second st from hook, Sc 6. (6 sts).
R3-17: Repeat Row 2.
Fasten o and leave long end for sewing. Wrap middle knot around ruched center of body of bow. Whip stitch ends together. Use ends to tie bow onto one of the
bunny’s ears (we tied it on the right side).
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Pops de Milk • 4 years ago

Ahh these are too cute!! I love their expressions and they look so snuggly :)
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Elizabeth LeJeune • 4 months ago

I know I'm discovering this post 3 years after you posted it, but do you happen to know approx
how much Fiberfill we need for each one? Trying to buy the supplies I need to make two of these
bad boys for some friends having new babies!
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Terri Drake • 2 years ago

Your bunny pillows are adorable! Thank you so much for sharing your time, your creativity and
your talent. Always love to see what you create and your patterns are such a delight to make.
Tina • 2 years ago

I would like to make this pillow in a couple inches bigger Could you help with adding about 5
I would like to make this pillow in a couple inches bigger. Could you help with adding about 5
more rows? Thank you
Pipa • 2 years ago

For the features does it have to be dk weight yarn with a 2mm hook?
Because i have some yarn i wanted to use up but it's sport weight 12wpi. However on the label it
says 4 to 5 mm hook. Would that combination be ok? Also i checked my label and it suggests a
bigger size hook. Should i just go ahead with what it says or just use the 6.5mm one?
susanstrohl • 3 years ago

love them, you are so talented :0)
amanda • 3 years ago

Hi! I love this pillow and am making one for my friend's baby shower!! Can you share how Ryan
sewed the ear lining to the ear, and how to best sew all the features onto the face? My sewing
does not seem to be up to par... and once the ear is created, it's too narrow to get the needle to
the other side! Thanks so much! :)
Your Crochet • 3 years ago

These snuggle bunny crochet pillow patterns are just amazing. The part amigurumi, part home
décor is just so unique and inspiring. If you are looking for free amigurumi, crochet patterns then
visit Your Crochet. You will find various free crochet patterns here -https://yourcrochet.com/
Mundo do Crochê • 3 years ago

It really is very well done and of great quality. The explanation is very good. You are to be
congratulated. I also have a crochet sales website, who can visit, I will be very happy. The site is
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Sierra Tosner • 3 years ago

These are adorable! My kids will love them. Thanks for another detailed pattern!
Charlotte • 3 years ago

omygoshhhhh these are SO cute! Love the indepth step by step, makes me want to try it out :)
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Wonderfull :))) I like crochet too :)))
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d • 4 years ago
These are SO ADORABLE !!! Making them for grandkids for Christmas. Thanks so much for
sharing them so willingly for free - really appreciate it. You come up with the coolest things !
Shehla | The Blue Elephants • 4 years ago

Adorable! I love the expression on the white one, it makes me happy :)
Iween • 4 years ago

Hi! I'm really interested in making this (thank you for sharing the pattern and step-by-step tutorial!
Always love your patterns!) - would it work to use a normal bulky yarn rather than the t-shirt yarn?
(or are there any other types of yarn you'd recommend as well? I would love to know!). Thank
you!
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Stephanie Mod > Iween • 4 years ago
Thank you so much for your kind words! Yes, using normal bulky yarn will work as well-
your bunny pillow will just end up smaller! Depending on the yarn used, it might have a
different texture and overall look (e.g. might fuzz up more) but that could be cute as well
with a fuzzy bunny! You could try to use even thinner yarn for the facial features too!
Helene Gold • 4 years ago

I would love to make a pillow for my little nephew. Besides making a bow tie instead of a hair bow,
can you suggest any other modifications for a "boy" bunny?
jena > Helene Gold • 4 years ago

you could put a hat on it like the one at http://www.repeatcrafterme.....
Helene Gold > jena • 4 years ago

Thank you so much. That's a great idea!
Stephanie Mod > Helene Gold • 4 years ago
Yes, Ryan and I were trying to brainstorm as well, and we thought a top hat
would be a very cute and classy idea!
Heather • 4 years ago

I was wondering if you thought I could miniaturize them and make them half size? I have 4 girls
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