Bunchy Bunny PATTERN!!!!

Yayyy! ♥

Supplies: Worsted weight wool, tapestry needle, 4.25 (G) mm hook, small amounts of white, brown and pink wool roving, needle felting tool. 

Body:

Round 1: 6 single crochet in magic loop.

R 2: 2sc in each sc around - 12 sts.

R 3: *sc in 1^st st, 2 sc in next st* rep around. 18 sts.

R 4: *sc in next 2 sts. 2 sc in next st* rep. around - 24 sts.

R 5: *sc in next 3 sts. 2 sc in next st* rep. around - 30 sts.

R 6: *sc in next 4 sts. 2 sc in next st* rep. around - 36 sts.

R 7: *sc in next 5 sts. 2 sc in next st* rep. around - 42 sts.

R 8: *sc in next 6 sts. 2 sc in next st* rep. around - 48 sts.

R 9-12: sc around.

R 13: sctog, sc in next 21 sts, sctog, sc around. 46 sts.

R 14: sc around.

R 15: sctog, sc in next 20 sts, sctog, sc in next 19 sts, sctog. 43 sts. 

R 16: sctog, sc around. 42 sts.

R 17: *sc in next 5 sts, sctog* rep around. 36 sts.

R 18-19: sc around

R 20: *sc in next 4 sts, sctog* rep around.  30 sts.

R 21: *sc in next 3 sts, sctog* rep. around. 24 sts.

R 22: - 25 sc around. 

R 26: *sctog, sc in next 2 sts* rep around. 18 sts.

R 27: sc around

R 28: *sc in next st, sctog* rep around. 12 sts.

R 29: sctog once, fasten off. 11 sts.

Leave an 8 inch tail.

Ears- make 2:

Round 1: ch 6, sc in 2^nd chain from hook, sc across.

R 2-6: sc across.

R 7: sc in 1^st st, sctog, sc in next 2 sts. 4 sc.

R 8-10: sc across.

R 11: sc in 1^st st, sctog, sc in next sts. 3 sc.

R 12: sctog, sc in next st. 2 sc.

R 13: sctog. 1 sc.

Fasten off. 

Finishing:

Felt all pieces, preferably by hand. Stuff the rabbit and sew the small opening shut. (If you hand felt, you’ll probably still have an opening. You may run into trouble if you use the washing machine; but who knows. Experiment!)

Fold the ears at the bases and secure with a stitch. Sew on the ears where the neck begins to form. 

Needle-felt details using the white, pink, and brown roving. To make a cute little cottontail (wooly-tail?) make a small ball with the white. Gently attach it to the bunny’s bottom. I really only felted it around the edges, keeping the center puffy and fuzzy. 

(posted by Chloe)

P.S. This pattern is also available on ravelry.com as a free PDF download. :)

Bunchy Bunny

Don't you just hate it when bloggers take an unexpected break for 2 weeks? Yeah, me too.

Anyway, this is what I've been working on....

Isn't he cute? 

I've had a few requests for the pattern, so I'll try to get it written up in the next week or so.

See his little wooly tail?

(Cue : awwww....)

Bunny was made out of some of my tea-dyed handspun. The tea-dying didn't work out so well, seeing that it mostly all rinsed out and stained the shower floor...

He was fat and bunchy, as a rabbit should be… 
-The Velveteen Rabbit

(posted by Chloe)

P. S. He needs a name. Any ideas?

Flower Rings

The other day, while over at a friend's house ( when I designed the flower pattern) I also made these cute little rings. Wanna see?

 Ta-dah!!!!!!!

Do you like them? I might put some of these in the shop soon. 

yay!

(posted by Chloe)

Little Flowers

Supplies:

Size B (2.25mm) crochet hook

Two colors of fingering weight yarn (A and B)

The Pattern:

Begin with a magic ring with color A (if you don’t know how to do this, here’s a great tutorial from Planet June).

Work 6 sc into the ring and pull it closed. Sl st into the 1^st stitch to close. 

Join color B. Chain 2, dc, hdc, sl st all into one stitch. 

Repeat with remaining stitches, then sl st into the base of the first color to fasten off. Break yarn, weave in ends.

You're done! Yayyy! :D

P.S.

You can also make these cute little flowers with a larger hook and heavier weight yarn to make bigger flowers! 

Also, you could vary the amount of stitches into the beginning ring to create fewer (or more) petals. 

(posted by Chloe)