This charming amigurumi bunny set is designed to match the picture with a soft cream rabbit, a blue speckled dress, a rounded hat, tiny shoes, and sweet picnic extras. It is ideal for readers searching for a handmade bunny doll, crochet plush toy, nursery gift, or collectible amigurumi animal.
The finished set also includes a small hedgehog friend, a picnic basket, a tiny book, and berry accents, giving the project the feel of a premium crochet pattern set for spring decor or a handmade gift idea. Every piece is written to look polished, balanced, and display-ready.
Please note: I strive for accuracy in every pattern, but occasional errors can happen. Thank you for understanding and for enjoying my designs.
Overview
This pattern creates a cream bunny with long floppy ears, a rounded face, glossy safety eyes, a small stitched nose, and a gently shaped body that stands in a calm, balanced pose. The clothing and props are essential to the look, so each one is included in detail.
The bunny wears a denim-blue dress with white speckled dots, short sleeves, a softly gathered skirt, and a tied waist sash. A crossbody pouch rests at the front of the body. The set is finished with blue shoes, a matching hat, a basket, a tiny book, berries, and a hedgehog companion.
Materials
- Main bunny yarn: light cream or warm ivory cotton yarn, sport or light DK weight
- Dress and hat yarn: denim blue cotton yarn in the same weight
- Dot detail yarn: white cotton yarn for surface speckles
- Shoe accent: a very small amount of cream or ivory yarn
- Basket yarn: tan or light brown cotton yarn
- Basket lining: blue-and-white check fabric or crocheted imitation panel
- Book cover yarn: dusty pink or pale mauve
- Berry yarn: rich red and a small amount of green
- Hedgehog body yarn: cream and soft brown
- Hedgehog sweater yarn: spring green
- Hedgehog hat yarn: tan with a touch of green
- Hook: size suitable for firm amigurumi fabric, usually 2.25 mm to 3 mm
- Stuffing: polyester fiberfill
- Eyes: black safety eyes for bunny and hedgehog
- Tapestry needle
- Stitch marker
- Fine scissors
- Optional support: floral wire, pipe cleaner, or rolled plastic canvas for the basket handle and better shaping
Abbreviations
- MR = magic ring
- ch = chain
- sc = single crochet
- inc = increase
- dec = invisible decrease
- sl st = slip stitch
- hdc = half double crochet
- dc = double crochet
- BLO = back loop only
- FLO = front loop only
Design Notes
Work tightly. The picture shows very neat stitches with no stuffing visible between them. Use a hook small enough to produce dense fabric. The bunny should look smooth and refined, not loose or floppy.
Shape matters. The head is larger than the body, but not oversized. The ears are long and soft, reaching to about the waist area. The legs are short, the arms are gently tapered, and the dress has a clean bell shape rather than a dramatic flare.
Color placement matters. Keep the bunny body cream, the dress and shoes blue, and the speckled dots white. The hat should match the dress closely. The accessories complete the scene, so do not skip them if you want the full visual effect.
Finished Size
Using sport or light DK cotton and a small hook, the bunny will measure about 9 to 11 inches tall from the top of the head to the bottom of the feet, not including the hat. The hedgehog should be much smaller, around one-third of the bunny’s height.
Bunny Legs
Make 2 in cream. The legs in the picture are short, rounded, and slightly wider at the foot than at the top. They should support the dress without looking long or thin.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR.
- Round 2: inc around. 12 sts.
- Round 3: sc, inc around. 18 sts.
- Round 4: sc around.
- Round 5: 4 sc, dec, 7 sc, dec, 3 sc. 16 sts.
- Round 6: sc around.
- Round 7: 3 sc, dec, 6 sc, dec, 3 sc. 14 sts.
- Round 8: sc around in BLO to create a subtle sole edge.
- Rounds 9-15: sc around.
- Stuff the foot and lower leg firmly, then stuff the upper section lightly.
- Flatten the top slightly. Fasten off first leg. Make second leg but do not fasten off.
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The feet should look oval from the front and slightly rounded from the side. Avoid making them too pointed. The finished feet will later sit inside the blue shoes, so keep the shape compact and tidy.
Bunny Body
The body is small and pear-shaped, with gentle hips hidden under the dress. Join the legs and build the torso upward in one piece. The neck should be short and centered so the large head sits securely.
- From the second leg, ch 4 and join to the first leg.
- Round 1: sc around both legs and across both sides of the joining chain. You should have about 32 to 36 sts depending on your exact leg size.
- Round 2: sc around.
- Round 3: inc evenly 4 times to create the hip area.
- Rounds 4-6: sc around.
- Round 7: dec evenly 4 times.
- Rounds 8-10: sc around.
- Round 11: dec evenly 4 times to begin narrowing toward the chest.
- Rounds 12-14: sc around.
- Stuff the body firmly at the lower half and moderately at the upper half.
- Round 15: dec evenly to reach a narrow neck opening of about 16 to 18 sts.
The body should not be long. In the picture, most of the figure’s height comes from the head, ears, and dress silhouette. The torso itself is compact and supports the clothing cleanly.
Bunny Head
The head is the most important shaping element. It is almost round, with a soft lower cheek area and a gentle narrowing near the top. The face should look calm, sweet, and symmetrical.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR.
- Round 2: inc around. 12 sts.
- Round 3: sc, inc around. 18 sts.
- Round 4: 2 sc, inc around. 24 sts.
- Round 5: 3 sc, inc around. 30 sts.
- Round 6: 4 sc, inc around. 36 sts.
- Round 7: 5 sc, inc around. 42 sts.
- Rounds 8-14: sc around.
- Insert safety eyes between rounds 10 and 11 with about 8 to 10 stitches between them, depending on your yarn size.
- Round 15: 5 sc, dec around. 36 sts.
- Round 16: 4 sc, dec around. 30 sts.
- Begin stuffing firmly, especially the cheeks and forehead.
- Round 17: 3 sc, dec around. 24 sts.
- Round 18: 2 sc, dec around. 18 sts.
- Round 19: sc, dec around. 12 sts.
- Round 20: dec around. Finish, close, and shape.
As you stuff, press gently at the lower center of the face to keep a subtle muzzle zone. Do not create a pronounced snout. In the image, the face is mostly smooth with only slight definition around the nose area.
Bunny Ears
Make 2 in cream. The ears are long, narrow, and softly weighted, hanging straight down from the sides of the head. They should reach to around the waistline or slightly below once attached.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR.
- Round 2: inc around. 12 sts.
- Round 3: sc around.
- Round 4: 5 sc, inc, 5 sc, inc. 14 sts.
- Rounds 5-8: sc around.
- Round 9: 6 sc, inc, 6 sc, inc. 16 sts.
- Rounds 10-22: sc around.
- Lightly stuff only the base if needed. Leave the rest unstuffed so the ears drape naturally.
- Flatten the top opening and sew closed only when attaching to the head.
Do not overstuff the ears. They should look soft and relaxed, not stiff. Position them slightly behind the side line of the face so the hat can rest above them comfortably.
Bunny Arms
Make 2 in cream. The arms are simple, lightly tapered, and slightly curved inward. They should reach just below the waist area when sewn on, with the hands resting close to the front of the dress.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR.
- Round 2: inc around. 12 sts.
- Rounds 3-5: sc around.
- Round 6: 4 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec. 10 sts.
- Rounds 7-14: sc around.
- Lightly stuff the lower half only.
- Flatten the top and sew closed.
The arms should not stick outward. Sew them with a slight downward and inward angle so they frame the dress and support the gentle posture seen in the image.
Facial Features
The bunny has small black eyes, a tiny pale pink nose, and a short stitched mouth. Use embroidery sparingly. The face should remain minimal and soft.
- Embroider a tiny triangular nose in pale blush or dusty pink.
- Place the nose centered a few rounds below the eyes.
- Add a short vertical stitch downward from the nose.
- Add two very small angled stitches for the mouth.
- Optional: shade the cheeks lightly with soft pink textile blush.
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Bluebell Dress
The dress is fitted at the top and fuller through the skirt. It has short sleeves, white speckled dots, and a tied sash at the waist. The shape should look tidy and classic, like a handmade spring dress.
You may crochet the dress directly onto the body or make it separately. A separate dress is easier to adjust and remove, but crocheting onto the body gives the smoothest fit. The image suggests a neat, close fit through the bodice and a clean flare below.
Bodice
- With blue yarn, ch enough to fit around the upper chest snugly, then join without twisting.
- Round 1: sc evenly around.
- Round 2: sc around.
- Round 3: create arm openings by chaining a small gap on each side and skipping the same number of stitches below.
- Round 4: sc around, working neatly over the chain spaces.
- Round 5: sc around. The bodice should end near the natural waist.
Keep the neckline modest and rounded. The dress in the image sits close to the neck but not tightly against it. The shoulder area is smooth, with short cap sleeves that soften the silhouette.
Sleeves
- Join blue yarn around each arm opening.
- Round 1: sc evenly around.
- Round 2: sc around with one very subtle decrease if needed.
- Fasten off. The sleeves should be short and rounded, not puffed dramatically.
Skirt
- Join blue yarn at the waistline.
- Round 1: inc evenly around to create a soft gather.
- Round 2: sc around.
- Round 3: inc evenly again, but lightly. The skirt should widen gradually.
- Rounds 4-10: sc around.
- Final round: work a very light hdc edge or plain sc edge, depending on the firmness you prefer.
The skirt should stop below the knees and above the shoes. It should spread outward in a controlled bell shape. Do not make it too long or too ruffled, because the image shows a smooth, balanced hemline.
Waist Sash
- With blue yarn, ch a long narrow strip.
- Work 1 row of sl st or sc back across.
- Tie around the waist and knot at one side so the tails fall gently.
The tied sash is an important visual detail. Keep it slender, not bulky. Let the knot sit slightly off center, with short tails visible at the front side.
White Speckled Dots
The dress has scattered white dot details across the entire surface. Add these after the dress is completed using small French knots, tiny duplicate stitches, or single surface stitches with white yarn.
- Concentrate dots evenly across bodice, sleeves, skirt, pouch, hat, and shoes.
- Keep the dots tiny.
- Do not place them in strict rows.
- Scatter them naturally so the fabric looks delicately printed.
Crossbody Pouch
This small rounded pouch hangs diagonally across the dress. It sits at the front left area of the skirt and matches the dress color and dotted finish.
- With blue yarn, make 6 sc in MR.
- Increase to form a flat oval or rounded flap shape about 1 to 1.5 inches wide.
- Make two matching pieces or one front piece and one flatter back piece.
- Sew together around the edges, leaving the top open or lightly stitched as a closed decorative pouch.
- Create a long thin strap with chain and one return row of sl st.
- Sew the strap diagonally from one shoulder to the opposite side of the waist.
The pouch should not hang too low. It should rest neatly against the front of the dress, adding detail without hiding the sash.
Blue Hat
The hat is a rounded bucket-style hat with a shallow dome and a softly flared brim. It matches the dress exactly in color and is also dotted with white speckles.
- Round 1: 6 sc in MR with blue yarn.
- Round 2: inc around. 12 sts.
- Round 3: sc, inc around. 18 sts.
- Round 4: 2 sc, inc around. 24 sts.
- Round 5: 3 sc, inc around. 30 sts.
- Round 6: 4 sc, inc around. 36 sts.
- Continue increasing until the circle fits the crown width of the bunny’s head.
- Work several rounds even to form the sides of the hat.
- For the brim, increase lightly every few stitches over 2 or 3 rounds.
- Finish with a firm edge so the brim holds its shape.
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The hat should sit low enough to overlap the upper forehead slightly, but not cover the eyes. The brim angles downward gently at the sides, helping frame the face and ears.
Blue Shoes
The shoes are rounded Mary Jane style shoes in matching blue with a light cream opening detail on top. They should fit snugly over the feet and look slightly chunky in a cute, childlike way.
- Begin with the sole in blue, matching the foot base size.
- Work one round in BLO to turn the edge upward.
- Continue around the sides for 2 or 3 rounds.
- Shape the toe with a few decreases across the front.
- Leave an oval opening on top.
- Embroider or crochet a small cream insert to imitate the visible top of the foot opening.
- Add a short strap if desired, but keep it subtle.
The shoes should cover most of the feet and end just below the ankle. Keep them smooth and symmetrical so the bunny stands neatly.
Picnic Basket
The basket is a compact rectangular picnic basket in tan yarn with a curved handle and a blue-and-white check lining peeking from the top. It sits beside the bunny and helps set the outdoor scene.
- With tan yarn, ch a small oval or rectangle base about 2 inches wide.
- Work sc around the base, increasing at corners if rectangular.
- Work one round in BLO to define the base edge.
- Build up the walls with several rounds of sc.
- Keep the basket low and boxy rather than tall.
- For the handle, ch a strip and reinforce with a return row of sl st or sc.
- Sew the handle firmly to both sides.
For the lining, either insert a small folded scrap of checked fabric or crochet a textured piece in blue and white. Let the top edge fold outward slightly, just enough to be visible above the basket rim.
Tiny Book
The tiny book is a simple but charming accessory. It appears as a small pink or mauve book with pale inner pages and a slightly soft shape.
- Make a narrow rectangle in pale cream or white for the page block.
- Make a slightly larger rectangle in dusty pink for the cover.
- Fold the cover around the page block.
- Stitch lightly along one side to suggest the spine.
Keep the book very small, only large enough to be believable beside the bunny. The softness is part of the charm, so it does not need sharp corners.
Berry Cluster
The berries are bright red with tiny green leaves. They rest near the front of the scene and add a pop of color that supports the name and mood of the design.
- For each berry, make 6 sc in MR with red yarn.
- Work 1 or 2 rounds even.
- Stuff lightly if needed.
- Close and shape into a small rounded berry.
- Make 3 or more berries.
- Crochet or embroider tiny green leaves and sew them together at the top.
- Join the berries into one small cluster.
The berries should remain small and neat. They are accent details, not large fruit props.
Hedgehog Companion
The hedgehog is a separate miniature amigurumi figure with a cream face and belly, a brown textured back, a green striped-style sweater feel, and a tan hat with a green band. It should look friendly and small beside the bunny.
Hedgehog Body and Head
- With cream yarn, begin at the lower body: 6 sc in MR.
- Increase gradually to create a rounded tummy.
- Work even for a few rounds.
- Change placement so the front remains cream and the back becomes brown for the spiky section.
- Continue upward into a single head-and-body shape.
- Insert small black safety eyes at the face.
- Embroider a small dark nose and smile.
For the brown back texture, you may use loop stitch, bobble stitch, or simple tighter textured rows. Keep it soft and neat rather than wild. The image shows curls or textured spikes that are decorative but controlled.
Hedgehog Arms and Legs
- Make tiny cream arms, lightly stuffed or unstuffed.
- Make tiny cream feet or lower legs.
- Sew them close to the body so the hedgehog looks sturdy and compact.
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Hedgehog Sweater
The sweater is green and covers the torso like a snug little shirt. It reads as striped because the stitch lines are visible, not because the colors change. Keep it simple and fitted.
- Make a small green tube to fit around the hedgehog body.
- Create tiny arm openings if you prefer a separate garment.
- Or embroider the sweater area directly over the body for a cleaner miniature result.
Hedgehog Hat
- With tan yarn, make a tiny flat circle.
- Work one or two rounds even to form the crown.
- Add a slightly wider brim with a gentle increase round.
- Add a green band using embroidery or one row of green stitches.
The hat should sit lightly on top and tilt just a little. It is a small finishing touch, so keep it delicate.
Assembly Order
- Sew the bunny head to the body securely.
- Attach the ears evenly, slightly behind the eye line.
- Sew the arms angled downward and inward.
- Dress the bunny in the blue dress.
- Tie the waist sash.
- Attach the crossbody pouch.
- Place the shoes on the feet or sew them permanently.
- Fit the hat over the head and ears.
- Finish the accessories: basket, book, berries, and hedgehog.
Styling Notes for an Accurate Look
- Keep the bunny cream, not bright white.
- Use a slightly dusty medium blue, not a neon or pastel blue.
- Add white speckles lightly across the blue pieces.
- Make the dress skirt full but controlled.
- Let the ears hang straight and soft.
- Keep the face minimal and sweet.
- Scale the hedgehog much smaller than the bunny.
Final Assembly and Facial Detailing
Check the head position from the front and side before fully tightening the neck seam. The face should point straight ahead. Place the ears evenly so they frame the cheeks. Stitch the nose very small, then add the short mouth lines. A tiny hint of blush can soften the expression.
Adjust the hat so it sits low but does not cover the eyes. Tie the waist sash neatly. Position the crossbody pouch so it rests against the skirt. Set the basket, book, berries, and hedgehog close to the bunny for a balanced display.
Care Notes
- Display indoors for the best color preservation.
- Keep away from prolonged direct sunlight.
- Handle the small accessories gently.
- Do not lift the doll by the hat, ears, or pouch strap.
- Store the set in a dry, dust-free place when not displayed.
Quick Checklist Before You Finish
- Are both ears the same length and attached evenly?
- Do the eyes sit at equal height?
- Is the nose centered?
- Does the dress flare evenly all around?
- Is the sash tied neatly at the waist?
- Does the hat sit comfortably without pushing the ears awkwardly?
- Are the shoe openings symmetrical?
- Are the props scaled correctly next to the bunny?
- Does the hedgehog look clearly smaller and separate from the bunny?
Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines
For light dust, use a soft dry brush or a gentle burst of cool air. Spot clean only when necessary with a barely damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid soaking the doll, because the stuffing and shaping may change.
If the hat or dress loses shape, reshape it by hand while slightly damp and let it dry flat. Keep the set away from rough surfaces that may catch the yarn. Store the basket, book, berries, and hedgehog together so the scene remains complete.
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When packing the set, wrap the bunny and each small accessory separately in soft tissue. Do not press the face or hat under heavy objects. Proper storage helps preserve stitch definition, color clarity, and the carefully balanced proportions of the full display.
