This elegant amigurumi bunny set blends a soft spring palette with a collectible doll silhouette, making it a beautiful choice for anyone searching for a handmade bunny doll, crochet rabbit plush, or heirloom nursery gift. The finished set includes the seated bunny, her tiny pig friend, and the small matching accessories shown in the image.
The look feels polished and gift-ready, with a flower-trimmed hat, a pale pink dress, a cream shrug, Mary Jane shoes, and charming display pieces that suit shoppers looking for a cottagecore crochet doll, spring decor accent, or artisan stuffed animal set. Every detail below is shaped to match the photo as closely as possible.
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Materials
- Main bunny color: light beige or warm cream cotton yarn, sport or light DK weight
- Dress and shoe color: dusty blush pink cotton yarn, same weight
- Jacket and hat color: soft ivory cotton yarn, same weight
- Ear lining: pale blush pink
- Flower colors: blush pink, pale pink, cream, and muted rose
- Leaf color: sage or dusty green
- Pig color: soft pale pink and medium pink for snout details
- Hooks: 2.25 mm for the main dolls, 2.0 mm for flowers and tiny accessories
- Stuffing: fine polyester fiberfill
- Safety eyes: 8 mm for the bunny, 5 mm for the pig, or embroidered eyes if preferred
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch markers
- Thin floral wire or lightweight plastic insert for the fan if you want it firmer
- Small snap, tiny button, or stitched closure for the purse
- Pink embroidery floss for nose and mouth
- Black embroidery floss for extra facial definition if needed
Abbreviations
- MR = magic ring
- ch = chain
- sl st = slip stitch
- sc = single crochet
- inc = 2 sc in one stitch
- dec = invisible decrease
- hdc = half double crochet
- dc = double crochet
- tr = treble crochet
- BLO = back loop only
- FLO = front loop only
- rep = repeat
- st = stitch
Size and Gauge
Using sport or light DK cotton and a 2.25 mm hook, the bunny measures about 11 to 12 inches tall when standing, or about 8 inches tall in a seated display pose. The pig measures about 4 inches tall. The accessories are scaled to sit naturally beside the dolls.
Your fabric should be firm, smooth, and tightly stitched. The image shows very clean stitch definition with minimal gaps, so size down a hook if your stuffing shows through. Cotton or cotton-blend yarn works especially well for this crisp, refined finish.
Design Notes
This doll is built in separate pieces and then assembled for a seated pose. The head is slightly oversized compared to the torso. The arms are slim and straight. The legs are longer than the arms, with gentle tapering and neat Mary Jane shoes.
The dress is worked as a fitted upper body with a wide skirt. The jacket sits high on the shoulders and ends above the waist. The hat has a rounded cloche shape with a downward brim. Small flowers and roses are applied after assembly.
The bunny in the image has long floppy ears placed low on the head, a centered small muzzle, and a gentle expression. Keep the facial features soft and minimal. Avoid over-sculpting. The entire charm of this design comes from balance, clean shaping, and restrained detail.
Bunny Head
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: (sc, inc) x 6. (18)
- Round 4: (2 sc, inc) x 6. (24)
- Round 5: (3 sc, inc) x 6. (30)
- Round 6: (4 sc, inc) x 6. (36)
- Round 7: (5 sc, inc) x 6. (42)
- Round 8: (6 sc, inc) x 6. (48)
- Round 9: (7 sc, inc) x 6. (54)
- Rounds 10-18: sc around. (54)
- Place eyes between Rounds 12 and 13, about 10 stitches apart.
- Round 19: (7 sc, dec) x 6. (48)
- Round 20: (6 sc, dec) x 6. (42)
- Round 21: (5 sc, dec) x 6. (36)
- Round 22: (4 sc, dec) x 6. (30)
- Start stuffing firmly, shaping the cheeks smooth and full.
- Round 23: (3 sc, dec) x 6. (24)
- Round 24: (2 sc, dec) x 6. (18)
- Round 25: (sc, dec) x 6. (12)
- Round 26: dec x 6. (6)
- Fasten off and close.
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The head in the photo is rounded without a pointed chin. While stuffing, press gently across the lower face to keep the muzzle area subtle. Do not overfill the bottom half. A slightly fuller crown helps the hat sit naturally.
Muzzle Shaping
With matching beige yarn, embroider a small horizontal nose centered about two rounds below the eyes. Add a short vertical line and a soft Y-shaped mouth. The muzzle should be tiny, delicate, and pale pink, not dark or heavily outlined.
If you like, insert a small amount of stuffing under a separate muzzle patch. For a very close match to the image, skip a raised muzzle and instead use embroidery only, then softly pinch the center of the face with one light sculpting stitch.
Bunny Ears Make 2
- With beige yarn, ch 11.
- Round 1: Starting in second ch from hook, sc 9, 3 sc in last ch. Work on opposite side: sc 8, inc in final st. (22)
- Round 2: inc, sc 8, 3 inc across curve, sc 8, 2 inc across base curve. (28)
- Rounds 3-8: sc around. (28)
- Round 9: (12 sc, dec) x 2. (26)
- Round 10: sc around. (26)
- Round 11: (11 sc, dec) x 2. (24)
- Round 12: sc around. (24)
- Round 13: (10 sc, dec) x 2. (22)
- Round 14: sc around. (22)
- Flatten the base and close with 5 sc through both sides.
Make inner ear panels in pale pink. Work the same starting chain, but stop after Round 10. Leave a long tail. Sew the pink panel onto the front of each ear, keeping a narrow beige border visible all around.
The ears should be softly stuffed only at the base, or left unstuffed for a nice drape. The image shows ears that hang close to the face and body. Steam lightly if needed, but do not flatten the stitch texture.
Neck
To keep the larger head stable, roll a short fabric tube or use a slim plastic support wrapped in stuffing. Insert it between the head and body during assembly. The neck should remain short, because the dress collar and jacket sit close beneath the chin.
Bunny Body and Dress Base
This section combines the upper torso and the dress bodice. The bunny in the image has a narrow upper body and a gently flared skirt. Start at the neck and work downward so you can control the exact waist placement before expanding the skirt.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: (sc, inc) x 6. (18)
- Round 4: (2 sc, inc) x 6. (24)
- Rounds 5-8: sc around. (24)
- Round 9: (3 sc, inc) x 6. (30)
- Round 10: sc around. (30)
- Round 11: BLO sc around. (30)
Stuff the upper torso firmly but do not overfill the waist. The body should stay slim above the skirt. Change to blush pink if you want the bodice integrated directly into the body. That method gives the cleanest finish under the jacket.
Skirt
Use the front loops left from Round 11 if you want to add the skirt separately. If you prefer an attached one-piece body and dress, continue directly with pink yarn. The skirt in the image is full, round, and long enough to cover the hip join and upper legs.
- Round 1 of skirt: In FLO, (sc, inc) around. (45)
- Round 2: sc around. (45)
- Round 3: (4 sc, inc) around. (54)
- Round 4: sc around. (54)
- Round 5: (5 sc, inc) around. (63)
- Round 6: sc around. (63)
- Round 7: (6 sc, inc) around. (72)
- Rounds 8-14: sc around. (72)
- Round 15: (11 sc, inc) x 6. (78)
- Rounds 16-19: sc around. (78)
The skirt should widen gradually, not flare sharply. If your yarn drapes stiffly, stop at 72 stitches. If it looks too narrow, add one more increase round. The hem should rest in a broad bell shape, similar to a vintage party dress.
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Scalloped Hem
- Round 20: *sl st in next st, skip 1 st, 5 dc in next st, skip 1 st, sl st in next st*; rep around.
- If needed, adjust the repeat at the end by using 4 dc in the last shell so the edge lies flat.
The hem in the photo has a soft decorative wave. This shell border creates that look while keeping the dress delicate. After finishing, sew tiny flower motifs onto the hem at spaced intervals, matching the placement in the image.
Bunny Arms Make 2
- With beige yarn, Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Rounds 3-4: sc around. (12)
- Round 5: (4 sc, dec) x 2. (10)
- Rounds 6-16: sc around. (10)
- Lightly stuff the lower half only.
- Flatten the top and close with 4 sc through both sides.
The arms are slim and only slightly tapered. They should hang straight down with a relaxed natural angle. Do not overstuff. Overfilled arms will push out from the jacket and spoil the soft elegant look seen in the image.
Bunny Legs Make 2
The legs are long, straight, and simple, with pink shoes attached at the feet. Start with the shoes in blush pink. The feet should be oval and slightly wider than the ankle, but still delicate and refined.
Shoe and Foot
- With pink yarn, ch 7.
- Round 1: Starting in second ch, sc 5, 3 sc in last ch, sc 4 on opposite side, inc in final ch. (14)
- Round 2: inc, sc 4, 3 inc, sc 4, 2 inc. (20)
- Round 3: BLO sc around. (20)
- Rounds 4-5: sc around. (20)
- Round 6: 5 sc, 5 dec, 5 sc. (15)
- Round 7: 4 sc, 3 dec, 5 sc. (12)
Stuff the toe firmly and shape it smooth. The shoe should look rounded, not flat. Continue the leg from the back center of the shoe opening so the front remains clean.
Leg
- Change to beige yarn.
- Round 8: BLO sc around. (12)
- Rounds 9-24: sc around. (12)
- Stuff evenly, keeping the ankle slightly slimmer than the calf.
- Flatten the top and close with 5 sc through both sides.
The image shows the bunny seated with legs extended downward from beneath the dress. Check both legs together before finishing. They should match in length exactly. A difference of even one round will be visible in this neat display pose.
Mary Jane Straps Make 2
Join pink yarn at one side of each shoe opening. Ch 6, skip across the instep, and sew the strap down at the other side. Add a tiny spiral rose or a wrapped knot at the outer side of one strap to echo the photo.
If you prefer a more structured strap, work 5 sc back along the chain before sewing it down. The strap should sit slightly above the center of the shoe, not close to the toe.
Dress Bodice Overlay
The upper dress in the image is pale pink and smooth, with the skirt emerging from just below the jacket. If your body is entirely beige, make a separate fitted bodice cover. This also helps create a clean line under the cream jacket.
- With pink yarn, ch 20 and join carefully into a ring.
- Rounds 1-4: sc around. (20)
- Round 5: (3 sc, inc) x 5. (25)
- Round 6: sc around. (25)
- Fasten off with a long tail.
Stretch this small tube around the upper body and sew it neatly in place. The top edge should sit just below the neck seam. The lower edge should disappear under the start of the skirt.
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Short Jacket
The jacket is one of the most important visual details. It is cream, cropped, and softly rounded at the front opening. The shoulders are modest, and the sleeves are short. Work it in rows for the cleanest shaping.
Back Panel
- With ivory yarn, ch 17.
- Row 1: sc in second ch from hook and across. (16)
- Rows 2-6: ch 1, turn, sc across. (16)
Left Front
- Ch 9.
- Row 1: sc in second ch and across. (8)
- Rows 2-4: ch 1, turn, sc across. (8)
- Row 5: ch 1, turn, dec, sc 4, dec. (6)
- Row 6: ch 1, turn, sc across. (6)
Right Front
Repeat the left front, mirroring the shaping.
Join Body of Jacket
Sew the front panels to the sides of the back panel at the shoulders. Leave arm openings that suit the slim arms. The jacket should sit close to the body without looking tight. Try it on the doll before adding sleeves.
Sleeves Make 2
- With ivory yarn, join at arm opening.
- Round 1: sc evenly around. About 10 stitches.
- Rounds 2-3: sc around.
- Round 4: sl st around lightly to finish.
Edge the entire jacket opening and lower hem with one neat round of sc. On the lower front corners, add a gentle curve by placing 3 sc in the turning area. This helps the front panels sit like the rounded cropped shrug seen in the photo.
Jacket Flower Buttons
Make 2 tiny flowers in pale pink. Each flower is: 5 sc in MR, then *ch 2, 2 dc in same st, ch 2, sl st in next st* repeated around. Sew one flower near the top of each front panel.
Cloche Hat
The hat is rounded and smooth, with a modest brim that tilts downward. It should fit low enough to sit above the eyes and lightly press the ears outward. Work in tight, even rounds for a crisp, polished finish.
- With ivory yarn, Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: (sc, inc) x 6. (18)
- Round 4: (2 sc, inc) x 6. (24)
- Round 5: (3 sc, inc) x 6. (30)
- Round 6: (4 sc, inc) x 6. (36)
- Round 7: (5 sc, inc) x 6. (42)
- Round 8: (6 sc, inc) x 6. (48)
- Rounds 9-15: sc around. (48)
- Round 16: BLO sc around. (48)
- Round 17: (7 sc, inc) x 6. (54)
- Round 18: sc around. (54)
- Round 19: (8 sc, inc) x 6. (60)
- Round 20: sc around. (60)
- Round 21: sl st around loosely or sc around if you want a firmer brim.
For the narrow hat band, embroider one line in pale blush pink around the base of the crown. This should be very subtle. The hat in the image is not heavily decorated with ribbon, so keep this accent light.
Hat Flowers and Leaves
Create three pale blossom flowers, one small spiral rose, and two or three leaves. Group them on one side of the brim. The cluster should look airy and feminine, not bulky.
- Blossom flower: 5 sc in MR, then *ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, sl st* in each stitch around
- Spiral rose: ch 16, work 2 dc in each chain, roll tightly, and stitch the base
- Leaf: ch 5, sl st, sc, hdc, sc in successive chains, then work opposite side
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Sew the flowers with the rose slightly behind them, matching the composition in the image. Let the leaves peek from underneath, especially toward the upper side of the cluster.
Waist and Skirt Flowers
The dress is decorated with tiny blossoms at the waist and along the hem. Make at least five small flowers in pale pink and rose, plus a few small leaves. The waist cluster should sit slightly off-center, near the bunny’s right side.
Place one flower at the center of the waist cluster, one tiny rose beside it, and one small leaf below. On the hem, sew spaced blossoms so they appear balanced from the front view without crowding the scallops.
Pig Friend
The tiny pig companion mirrors the bunny’s outfit with a pale pink dress, cream jacket, and matching hat. Keep the pig slightly stout with a rounded head and short limbs. It should reach about one-third the bunny’s height when standing beside her.
Pig Head
- With pale pink yarn, Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: (sc, inc) x 6. (18)
- Round 4: (2 sc, inc) x 6. (24)
- Rounds 5-8: sc around. (24)
- Insert 5 mm eyes between Rounds 6 and 7, about 7 stitches apart.
- Round 9: (2 sc, dec) x 6. (18)
- Round 10: (sc, dec) x 6. (12)
- Stuff.
- Round 11: dec x 6. (6)
Snout
- With medium pink, 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: sc around. (12)
Sew the snout low on the face and embroider two nostrils in a darker pink. Add tiny folded ears at the top sides. They should be very small, because the hat covers most of the upper head.
Pig Body and Dress
- With pink yarn, Round 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
- Round 2: inc around. (12)
- Round 3: (sc, inc) x 6. (18)
- Rounds 4-5: sc around. (18)
- Round 6: (2 sc, inc) x 6. (24)
- Rounds 7-10: sc around. (24)
- Round 11: add shell border if desired using *sl st, skip 1, 4 dc, skip 1, sl st*.
Pig Arms and Legs
- Arms: 6 sc in MR, then 5 rounds sc around
- Legs: 6 sc in MR, increase to 8, then 6 rounds sc around
Keep the limbs tiny and lightly stuffed. Attach the pig’s head directly to the body. Add a miniature cream jacket and a simple ivory hat with a small brim, using the same shaping logic as the bunny pieces but scaled down.
Purse
The purse is a small blush rectangle with a flap and a tiny rose motif. It should look like a formal little handbag placed beside the bunny.
- With pink yarn, ch 13.
- Row 1: sc in second ch and across. (12)
- Rows 2-10: ch 1, turn, sc across. (12)
- Fold so the lower section forms the bag and the upper section becomes the flap.
- Sew the side seams.
- For the flap tip, work one short row decreasing at both ends.
Add a tiny spiral rose and two leaf stitches to the center of the flap. If you want the purse to open, stitch only the side seams and add a tiny snap. If it is only for display, sew it closed for a cleaner look.
Rose Bouquet
The bouquet includes several cream roses gathered together. These are tightly rolled and stitched side by side so they read as a miniature hand bouquet. Make five to seven roses depending on the fullness you want.
- Each rose: ch 14, 2 dc in each chain, roll tightly, stitch base
- Optional leaves: add two or three tiny sage leaves under the group
Sew all roses together from the back, then hide the base with a small circular backing piece. Keep the bouquet compact. It should sit beside the purse without overpowering it.
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Folded Fan
The fan is pale pink with a cream handle area. This accessory is very small, but it adds a refined vintage touch. The easiest version is a flat semicircle with scallops.
- With pink yarn, ch 10.
- Row 1: sc in second ch and across. (9)
- Row 2: ch 1, turn, inc, sc 7, inc. (11)
- Row 3: ch 1, turn, inc, sc 9, inc. (13)
- Continue increasing at both ends for 2 more rows.
- Edge the curved side with small shells.
Fold gentle pleats into the fan and stitch at the base. Wrap the base with ivory yarn to suggest a handle. If you want a firmer fan, slip a thin insert inside before wrapping the bottom edge.
Handkerchief
The folded handkerchief is a simple cream square with a tiny pink motif. It should be small enough to sit neatly beside the fan and purse.
- With ivory yarn, ch 9.
- Rows 1-8: sc across. (8)
- Fasten off and weave in ends.
Fold the square once or twice. Embroider a tiny pink rosebud or a small heart in one corner. Keep this detail understated, as in the image.
Assembly
- Sew the ears to the head, low and slightly outward, so they fall beside the cheeks.
- Attach the head to the torso with strong stitching and neck support.
- Sew the arms just below the shoulder line.
- Sew the legs under the skirt so they hang forward in a seated pose.
- Dress the bunny with the bodice, skirt, jacket, shoes, and hat.
- Place the flower clusters at the hat, waist, jacket, and hem.
- Assemble the pig and dress it in its matching outfit.
- Arrange the purse, bouquet, fan, and handkerchief beside the dolls.
Before final sewing, test the sitting angle on a flat wooden surface or similar prop. The image shows the bunny seated upright with the dress spread outward, feet hanging gently, and the pig standing close against the skirt.
Final Assembly and Facial Detailing
Check that the eyes are level and that the nose sits exactly centered. Add one tiny blush-toned stitch under each eye if you want extra softness. Keep all facial embroidery minimal. The expression should stay calm, sweet, and understated.
Position the hat slightly low on the forehead. Arrange the ears so they remain visible below the brim. Adjust the jacket fronts until both flower buttons sit evenly and the rounded opening frames the bodice neatly.
Care Notes
- Display indoors away from prolonged direct sunlight
- Avoid hanging the bunny by the hat or ears
- Store accessories together in a small box or pouch
- Reshape the hat brim and flowers gently by hand if needed
Quick Checklist Before You Finish
- Head firmly attached and centered
- Ears even in height and angle
- Jacket fronts symmetrical
- Skirt spread balanced from the front
- Shoe straps matched
- Hat flower cluster secure
- Pig outfit coordinated with bunny
- All accessory ends woven in neatly
Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines
Spot clean with a soft cloth, cool water, and a very small amount of mild soap. Do not scrub the flowers, facial embroidery, or shell hem. Press out moisture with a towel and let the pieces air dry completely while reshaping them by hand.
For long-term storage, wrap the dolls in clean tissue and place them in a breathable container. Avoid plastic bags for extended periods in humid spaces. If dust gathers on the surface, use a soft dry brush and work gently along the stitch direction.
