One of the main reasons I stay away from crochet amigurumi toys is because I just simply hate sewing all the separate parts together. No matter how hard I try to sew it together at the perfect positions to make it all even and matching? It somehow always ends up with crooked arms or legs! That's exactly why I decided to design a toy that does what it says on the tin- no sewing required! This is a completely no sew crochet bunny toy that is worked in one continuous piece. You start at the feet and finish at the ears all in one piece.
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Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces
This written pattern attaches a cute bunny figure to a blanket or hand towel. It will guide you through the easy process of crocheting and attaching the piece of a bunny to a blanket. The bunny head is 12", the ears 5.5", and the arms are 4.25" long.
Cuddles the Crochet Unicorn
Learn how to crochet a unicorn with this lovely little pattern for babies. This free crochet pattern uses Bernat baby blanket yarn, making the final product extra cuddly and perfect for little ones. Additionally, this pattern uses a yarn design for the eyes instead of plastic pieces, ensuring that
Classic Amigurumi Bunny
I started learning how to crochet by making amigurumis! They are typically a great beginner project because you often only need to know how to do single crochets. And they often come out so cute! However, I hate sewing parts together. That is my absolute pet peeve when it comes to amigurumis.
Bear And Bunny Buddies Amigurumi Dolls
The Bear and Bunny Buddies pattern features Beatrice the Bear and her best friend, Bella the Bunny. This cute teddy and rabbit pair wear matching bows, flared dresses with lace frills, and shoes. These besties are relatively quick and easy projects as the dangly arms and legs are crocheted using
