Need a simple & quick bunny crochet pattern? Your wish is my command…today I’m sharing an easy crochet pattern that will have you whipping up little crocheted bunnies in just minutes! This post contains some affiliate links. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.
Hi, friends! I’m so happy you stopped by to take a look at my Simple & Quick Bunny Crochet Pattern. Today I’m sharing this free tutorial and pattern with you, just in time for Easter!
When I was in the 6th grade, my mother made me this super cute crocheted bunny lapel pin. I was so proud to wear this special pin that she made especially for me. She even made one for my best friend, and we wore our pins to school around the Easter holiday. My bunny may look a little dingy now, but it’s still special to me. I keep it in my treasure chest and pull it out every now and then just to get a look at it. Sometimes it’s the little gifts that matter the most, you know? Especially when someone makes the gift for you, like my mom did this one.
I had my mom hunt around for the pattern she used to crochet my bunny, but that was many years ago and she couldn’t find it. I decided to come up with my own pattern, and I’m so happy to share it with you today. This Simple & Quick Bunny Crochet Pattern is very similar to my bunny, with the exception that the ears aren’t crocheted separately and sewn on like the one my mom made me. I hope you like this pattern and have fun creating your very own bunnies.
Here is what you will need for this project:
- Medium weight yarn of your choice. I used Red Heart Super Saver in Baby Pink
- Red Heart Pomp-a-Doodle Yarn in White (or small craft pom-poms)
- Size H Crochet Hook (Check out my favorite hook)
Simple & Quick Bunny Crochet Pattern Instructions:
Chain 3. Slip stitch in 1st stitch to join.
Chain 3. 13 double crochet in ring. Slip stitch in top of chain 3 to join.
Chain 1. Single crochet in each stitch around . Slip stitch in 1st stitch to join. You just finished the body!
Chain 3, and complete 3 DC in the same stitch.
1 HDC in the same stitch. Congrats, the head is complete!
Chain 8.
Starting in 3rd chain from the hook, complete 1 HDC in each chain, joining the ear to the body with a slip stitch.
Chain 8. Complete 1 HDC in each chain, joining to the body with a slip stitch. Cut yarn and weave in ends.
Cut the Pomp-a-Doodle yarn so that there is one pom-pom in the middle.
Slip the ends of the yarn through the bunny and secure it with a knot.
Note: Pomp-a-Doodle yarn may be hard to find since it’s been discontinued. If you can not find it, make your own pom-pom with yarn or purchase small pom-poms from the craft store and attach to your bunny using glue.
You could attach your bunny to a pin to create a label pin like mine, or maybe you’ll want to use your bunnies to make a garland to celebrate Easter this year. Bunnies aren’t just for Easter, though. A bunny garland would look great in a nursery, too! Use could even use this Simple & Quick Bunny Crochet Pattern to make bunnies to attach to a scarf or purse. What will you use your bunnies for?
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Simple & Quick Bunny Crochet Pattern
Ingredients
- Medium weight yarn in your choice color
- Crochet Hook Size H
- Pomp-a-Doodle yarn in white or small craft pom-pom
Instructions
- Chain 3. Slip stitch in 1st stitch to join.
- Chain 3. 13 double crochet in ring. Slip stitch in top of chain 3 to join.
- Chain 1. Single crochet in each stitch around . Slip stitch in 1st stitch to join. Body complete.
- Chain 3, and complete 3 DC in the same stitch.
- 1 HDC in the same stitch. Head complete.
- Chain 8. Starting in 3rd chain from the hook, complete 1 HDC in each chain, joining the ear to the body with a slip stitch.
- Chain 8. Complete 1 HDC in each chain, joining to the body with a slip stitch.
- Cut yarn and weave in ends.
- Cut the Pomp-a-Doodle yarn so that there is one pom-pom in the middle.Slip the ends of the yarn through the bunny and secure it with a knot.
Notes
Oh so sweet! I love bunnies!
Thanks! I do, too! 🙂
This is so cute!! Thanks for sharing =)
Thanks for taking a look! Have a great day!
This is so cute and totally perfect for Easter! Thanks for sharing!
I’m so glad you like! 🙂
That’s super cute! I need to pick up crochet again. It’s been a couple of years.
You know what they say…it’s like riding a bike! I haven’t crocheted as much as I’d like to this past year, but I’m trying to change that!
Omg those are adorable! Thanks for the pattern!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
These are super cute. They look easy but I do not know how to crochet. I did, however pin the post in case I ever learn. I would definitely want to make them. Thanks for the tutorial!
These are sooo easy. Do you know how I learned to crochet? My mother taught me how to chain (which is nothing!) and then I bought a book from Walmart that explains everything. It’s only $10 and even comes with hooks and a DVD. Maybe you could try it? I’m so glad you like my bunnies! 🙂
Oh my goodness, I love these! So super cute!
Thanks, Becky! I love these super cute bunnies, too! 🙂
These are adorable. I love the pink colors. The fluffy little tails just add to their cuteness!
My goodness this is adorable. Gonna have to make some bunnies. I love crocheting. These would be cute to add onto booties, blankets, hats etc.
You are so right! Who wouldn’t love a bunny blanket? 🙂 I’m glad you like them, too!
ok we are no longer friends!! I have been saying I wanted to learn how to do this again..and you go and do it.. you stink lol
this is so adorable, so I guess I wont be to mad at you for being awesome lol. shared 😉
Jess
Every time I see cute crochet projects like this I want to take a class to learn how to do it. Super cute!
Thanks, Erlene. It’s really simple to learn…you should take a class! 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks bunches or the bunny pattern. I made one to show my bunny lover Lindy Lou (daughter 10/yo) and she gave it her full approval. She loves it.
Sister From the South,
LindY G
Yay! I’m so glad she gave it her approval! 🙂
What a cute but simple little pattern. Love it. Thank you for sharing this and allowing us to print it.
No problem, I’m so glad you like it!
Dear Christie, I just finished my little Easter bunny thanks to your directions. Thanks for sharing it with us!!!!
I’m so glad you enjoyed the pattern. Thank you so much for the feedback! XOXO
vraiment très mignon .merci pour vos partages.
De rien!
This little bunny is adorable. I’m going to maka pins for granddaughters!!
Thank you for sharing this!
I’m so glad you like them. I know your granddaughters will!
How cute and simple. I can see these as decorations on Easter presents. My granddaughter has a bunny and I’m sure she’d love these little bunnies. Thanks for sharing!
i crochet each holiday little things that are for that holiday. your bunny patterns are perfect and easy. they will go in their EASTER CARDS. thank you for the patterns. A BLESSED EASTER. (for my GREAT-GRANDSONS 4 & 2)
I made several. They are adorable!!
I made a few bunnies for church ladies on Easter. I gave you credit. When I post the bunnies on my FB page, I will be giving you credit there too.
The bunny pattern is super easy and adorable 💖
Thank you so much for this pattern. I’ve never seen one as simple and cute as this one. Because of the pandemic, our library hasn’t been open except for filling orders for books, so they have been having Take N Make for adults. I’m printing out your excellent directions and giving it to our library for them to use next month. They furnish the yarn and instructions, but not the hooks for crocheting and this would be an inexpensive craft for them to use. I also live in a rural small town with limited craft stores.