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Knitted Bunny


 It feels really good to finally finish this project!  Earlier this year, a coworker had a baby and this stuffed rabbit is my gift to her.  I think it will make a nice stuffed toy or pillow.

I used Bernat Baby Jacquards yarn in the Easter Basket colorway.  The pattern came on the yarn label but is also available for free on the Bernat website if you register.


 I knit the bunny on size 5 needles.  The pattern called for size 4, but I did not have needles in that size.  I tend to knit tightly anyway, so I figured going up a size would not matter in this instance where gauge is not important.


The embroidered face was my mom's idea and talent.  The pattern did not call for it, but I think it really adds a lot.  She used the expression from her bunny figurine as a go-by.


The other change I made is to include the ears within the gusset seam on the back of the head.  The pattern just said to sew them on the back of the head and I did not think that would look as nice or finished.  Overall, I think the bunny turned out pretty adorable.