Cuddle Bunny Ragdoll Lovey · Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
I recently discovered the joys of crocheting amigurumi with blanket yarn by making Rumi the Red Panda and Flynn the Fox. Since my newfound obsession, I've been designing more patterns with this wonderfully chunky yarn...and I'm excited to share with you my next one. It's this sweet ragdoll lovey that is almost completely no-sew!
Links:
- Get the PDF pattern from my shop, Ravelry or Etsy
- See the finished doll's Preview Video
- Save it on Pinterest
This clever rabbit design also features two-toned ears using simple color-changing techniques. Thus, you're able to get some nice detail in this simple design, while maintaining a minimalist look. It really helps to decrease the amount of sewing you need to do, especially when working with this type of yarn that is slippery, smooth, and easier to unravel.
Yarn Used
This design is easy and works up quickly with super bulky yarn and a large, 5mm hook. It looks great with blanket yarn, polyester, chenille, or velvet yarn, though you can use other types of fibers too! The sample was created with Hobbii's Baby Snuggle Yarn, perfect for a soft and cuddly toy. I'm a big fan of this yarn after having worked with a variety of similar yarns from different brands, and can safely say that it's my new favorite yarn for amigurumi.
If you'd like, check out my Baby Snuggle Yarn Review for more information!
Customizing & Gifting
Customization is easy with this pattern. You can use different yarn colors, and the design itself is unisex and gender neutral, suitable for both boys and girls. Kids will adore snuggling up to this sweet doll!
Cuddle Bunny makes a great craft fair product as well as a birthday gift, holiday gift, or baby shower gift.
Size
Its size is quite standard for a lovey, measuring 16.5" (42 cm) in height from ears to toes.
Level
The level for this project is suitable for a familiar beginner or an intermediate crocheter, as it involves familiarity with the stitches below, changing yarn colors, attaching yarn, and sewing parts together.
Videos
If you'd like, check out the short video preview for the Cuddle Bunny pattern. You might also like to see the reaction video of my daughter receiving her handmade Cuddle Bunny!
Want the pattern?
The PDF pattern is printable, ad-free, easy to read, and helps support Sweet Softies! (If you enjoy my free patterns, you can consider it as a donation to me when you buy one of my pattern PDFs! It allows me to maintain my blog and continue sharing more free patterns.)
Love this design? You might like some of my other patterns too! Simply click on the image below for the pattern, or check out all my free patterns here.
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Best wishes,

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