Knitting Tutorial: Buttercup Bunny – Free Knitting Pattern

Buttercup Bunny is a sweet heirloom-style knitted toy set with a soft rabbit doll, a scalloped bonnet, a flower-embroidered dress, tiny shoes, a little shoulder bag, a knitted milk bottle, a mini flower bouquet, and a tiny cow friend dressed to match. This pattern is written for makers who love collectible stuffed animals, handmade nursery décor, spring gift ideas, cottagecore toys, and artisan knitted dolls. It is also ideal for readers searching for knitted bunny pattern, handmade bunny doll, knitted toy tutorial, spring rabbit plush, and giftable stuffed animal projects with a charming boutique look.

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About the Design

This pattern is written to recreate the full knitted scene shown in the photo: a seated bunny with a rounded head, long drooping ears, a soft gathered dress, embroidered yellow flowers, a bonnet with a frilled edge, rounded arms and legs, small knitted shoes, a tiny shoulder pouch, a milk bottle, a flower bundle, and a miniature cow companion.

The shaping is intentionally gentle and plush. The bunny has a large head, compact upper body, softly weighted lower body, short arms, and long padded legs that angle forward naturally when seated. The dress sits high under the neck and flares outward over the lower body.

The fabric should be dense enough to hide stuffing. Use needles smaller than usual for the yarn weight. Keep tension even throughout, especially on the face, ears, dress trim, and miniature accessories.

Skill Level

Intermediate, mainly because of the many small parts, finishing steps, embroidery, and miniature accessories. The actual stitches are simple and repetitive.

Finished Measurements

• Main bunny: about 11 in / 28 cm tall seated from foot to bonnet top
• Main bunny standing length if legs are extended: about 14 in / 35.5 cm
• Mini cow: about 3.25 in / 8 cm tall
• Bag: about 2.5 in / 6.5 cm tall excluding strap
• Milk bottle: about 1.5 in / 4 cm tall

Materials

• Main color A: soft cream or oatmeal DK yarn, about 180 g
• Contrast color B: pale butter yellow DK yarn, about 35 g
• Leaf color C: soft green DK yarn, small amount
• Mini cow white: cream or white DK yarn, 10 g
• Mini cow dark patches: black or deep brown DK yarn, 5 g
• Mini cow pink muzzle: pale pink DK yarn, very small amount
• Milk bottle top: pale blue DK yarn, very small amount
• Brown yarn: cookie embellishment, very small amount
• Polyester toy stuffing
• Small amount of toy pellets or extra stuffing for body weight if desired
• Pair of 6 mm black safety eyes for bunny, or embroider eyes instead
• Pair of 3 mm black beads or French knots for mini cow eyes
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch markers
• Waste yarn
• Main knitting needles: 2.75 mm straight or DPNs/magic loop
• Miniature parts needles: 2.25 mm

Gauge

Gauge is not critical for toys, but fabric density matters.

• Main bunny: 28 sts and 36 rnds = 4 in / 10 cm in stockinette with 2.75 mm needles
• Mini cow and tiny accessories: 30 sts and 40 rnds = 4 in / 10 cm in stockinette with 2.25 mm needles

Abbreviations

• BO = bind off
• CO = cast on
• dec = decrease
• k = knit
• k2tog = knit 2 together
• kfb = knit into front and back of stitch
• m1L = make 1 left
• m1R = make 1 right
• p = purl
• pm = place marker
• rep = repeat
• rnd = round
• RS = right side
• ssk = slip, slip, knit
• st(s) = stitch(es)
• st st = stockinette stitch
• WS = wrong side

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Construction Overview

1. Knit the two legs separately, then join them for the lower body.
2. Shape the tummy and upper body.
3. Knit the neck and head in one piece.
4. Make the muzzle shaping through soft stuffing and sewing rather than short rows.
5. Knit two arms and two ears separately.
6. Knit the dress flat, seam it, and embroider the flowers.
7. Knit the bonnet flat and seam it to shape.
8. Knit the shoes, bag, milk bottle, bouquet, and mini cow.
9. Assemble all parts and add facial features.

Main Bunny

Legs Make 2

Use color A and 2.75 mm needles. Work in the round. Stuff as you go, but keep the top 2 in / 5 cm of each leg lightly stuffed so the legs remain softly bendable.

Each leg is long, smooth, and evenly rounded. The feet are only slightly wider than the leg tube, matching the sample toy.

1. CO 12 sts. Divide on DPNs or use magic loop. Join carefully. 12 sts
2. Rnd 1: Knit.
3. Rnd 2: Kfb in each st around. 24 sts
4. Rnd 3: Knit.
5. Rnd 4: K3, kfb, rep around. 30 sts
6. Rnd 5-10: Knit 6 rnds.
7. Rnd 11: K3, k2tog, rep around. 24 sts
8. Rnd 12: Knit.
9. Rnd 13: K2, k2tog, rep around. 18 sts
10. Rnd 14-34: Knit 21 rnds.
11. Rnd 35: K7, k2tog, k7, ssk. 16 sts
12. Rnd 36-40: Knit 5 rnds.

For the first leg, break yarn and set aside. Knit the second leg the same way, but do not break yarn.

Join Legs and Knit Lower Body

The bunny in the photo has a seated, slightly pear-shaped lower body. The join should be firm but not bulky. Place the legs so the decreases on each leg face inward.

1. Rnd 1: Knit across second leg 16 sts, CO 4 sts loosely, knit across first leg 16 sts, CO 4 sts loosely to join. 40 sts
2. Rnd 2: Knit.
3. Rnd 3: Knit.
4. Rnd 4: K15, m1R, k10, m1R, k15. 42 sts
5. Rnd 5: Knit.
6. Rnd 6: K16, m1R, k10, m1R, k16. 44 sts
7. Rnd 7: Knit.
8. Rnd 8: K17, m1R, k10, m1R, k17. 46 sts
9. Rnd 9-14: Knit 6 rnds.
10. Rnd 15: K21, m1R, k2, m1L, k21. 48 sts
11. Rnd 16-20: Knit 5 rnds.

Begin stuffing both legs firmly, especially the feet and ankles. Add a little extra stuffing to the lower tummy area so the bunny sits nicely and does not collapse forward.

Upper Body

The upper body narrows gently into a small neck. Do not overstuff the chest. The dress will sit better over a softly padded torso.

1. Rnd 21: K6, k2tog, rep around. 42 sts
2. Rnd 22: Knit.
3. Rnd 23: K5, k2tog, rep around. 36 sts
4. Rnd 24-28: Knit 5 rnds.
5. Rnd 29: K4, k2tog, rep around. 30 sts
6. Rnd 30: Knit.
7. Rnd 31: K3, k2tog, rep around. 24 sts
8. Rnd 32-35: Knit 4 rnds.
9. Rnd 36: K2, k2tog, rep around. 18 sts
10. Rnd 37-40: Knit 4 rnds.

Stuff body firmly at the tummy and lower back, lightly at upper chest. Shape with your fingers as you go so the body remains broad at the base and smaller near the neck.

Head

The head is large compared with the body and nearly spherical, with a very slight muzzle definition. Work the increases slowly for a smooth curve.

1. Rnd 1: K1, kfb, rep around. 27 sts
2. Rnd 2: Knit.
3. Rnd 3: K2, kfb, rep around. 36 sts
4. Rnd 4: Knit.
5. Rnd 5: K3, kfb, rep around. 45 sts
6. Rnd 6: Knit.
7. Rnd 7: K4, kfb, rep around. 54 sts
8. Rnd 8-19: Knit 12 rnds.

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Place safety eyes now between Rnds 12 and 13 of the head, about 10 sts apart, centered evenly. If embroidering eyes later, mark the placements instead.

Stuff the head very firmly and evenly. The face should look smooth, not lumpy. Focus stuffing in the cheeks and forehead, but do not make the muzzle protrude too far.

20. Rnd 20: K4, k2tog, rep around. 45 sts
21. Rnd 21: Knit.
22. Rnd 22: K3, k2tog, rep around. 36 sts
23. Rnd 23: Knit.
24. Rnd 24: K2, k2tog, rep around. 27 sts
25. Rnd 25: Knit.
26. Rnd 26: K1, k2tog, rep around. 18 sts

Finish stuffing. Thread yarn through remaining sts, pull tight, and fasten securely.

Arms Make 2

Use color A and 2.75 mm needles. Work in the round. The arms are short, simple, and lightly curved from stuffing. They reach to about the waist when attached.

1. CO 8 sts. Join. 8 sts
2. Rnd 1: Kfb in each st around. 16 sts
3. Rnd 2-4: Knit 3 rnds.
4. Rnd 5: K2, k2tog, rep around. 12 sts
5. Rnd 6-18: Knit 13 rnds.
6. Rnd 19: K2tog around. 6 sts

Break yarn, thread through sts, but do not pull fully closed. Stuff lightly, flatten opening, and sew arm top closed. Leave a long tail for sewing.

Ears Make 2

Use color A and 2.75 mm needles. Work flat. The ears are long, narrow at the top, and softly rounded at the tip. They fall downward beside the face.

1. CO 6 sts.
2. Row 1 RS: Knit.
3. Row 2 WS: Purl.
4. Row 3: K1, kfb, k2, kfb, k1. 8 sts
5. Row 4: Purl.
6. Row 5: K1, kfb, k4, kfb, k1. 10 sts
7. Row 6: Purl.
8. Row 7: Knit.
9. Row 8: Purl.
10. Row 9: K1, kfb, k6, kfb, k1. 12 sts
11. Row 10: Purl.
12. Row 11-32: Work 22 rows in st st, ending with a WS row.
13. Row 33: K1, ssk, k6, k2tog, k1. 10 sts
14. Row 34: Purl.
15. Row 35: K1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1. 8 sts
16. Row 36: Purl.
17. Row 37: K1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1. 6 sts
18. Row 38: Purl.
19. Row 39: Ssk, k2, k2tog. 4 sts
20. Row 40: Purl.
21. Row 41: K2tog, k2tog. 2 sts
22. Row 42: P2tog. 1 st

Fasten off. Make a second ear. Do not stuff. Lightly steam if needed and fold the lower 0.5 in / 1.25 cm inward before sewing to the head.

Dress

The dress is cream with yellow embroidered flowers around the hem and a smaller flower band across the chest. It buttons or closes invisibly at the back. The sleeves are not separate; the dress is sleeveless and sits over the bunny body, leaving the knitted arms visible.

Dress Skirt and Bodice

Use color A and 2.75 mm needles. Work flat from lower hem upward.

1. CO 72 sts.
2. Rows 1-4: K every row for garter edging.
3. Rows 5-22: Begin st st, with Row 5 knit and Row 6 purl, continue in st st for 18 rows total.
4. Row 23 RS: K6, k2tog across to last 6 sts, k6. 66 sts
5. Row 24: Purl.
6. Row 25: K5, k2tog across to last 5 sts, k5. 60 sts
7. Row 26: Purl.
8. Rows 27-34: Work 8 rows in st st.
9. Row 35 RS: K every st, picking up a slightly tighter tension to begin the waist.
10. Row 36 WS: Purl.
11. Row 37 RS: K4, k2tog across to last 4 sts, k4. 54 sts
12. Row 38: Purl.
13. Row 39 RS: K3, k2tog across to last 3 sts, k3. 48 sts
14. Row 40: Purl.
15. Rows 41-46: Work 6 rows in st st.

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This finishes the skirt and waist. The upper bodice is shallow and sits high, just like the sample photo.

17. Row 47 RS: K all sts.
18. Row 48 WS: P all sts.
19. Row 49 RS: K2, k2tog across to last 2 sts, k2. 38 sts
20. Row 50 WS: Purl.
21. Row 51 RS: Knit.
22. Row 52 WS: Purl.
23. Row 53 RS: K6, BO 6, k14, BO 6, k6. 26 sts remaining after binding off armholes

Work each section separately across the row as follows.

Left Back Bodice

1. Row 54 WS: P6.
2. Row 55 RS: K6.
3. Row 56 WS: Purl.
4. Row 57 RS: K2, k2tog, k2. 5 sts
5. Row 58 WS: Purl.
6. Row 59 RS: Knit.
7. BO all sts.

Front Bodice

1. Rejoin yarn to center 14 sts.
2. Row 54 WS: P14.
3. Row 55 RS: Knit.
4. Row 56 WS: Purl.
5. Row 57 RS: K3, k2tog, k4, ssk, k3. 12 sts
6. Row 58 WS: Purl.
7. Row 59 RS: K2, k2tog, k4, ssk, k2. 10 sts
8. Row 60 WS: Purl.
9. Row 61 RS: Knit.
10. BO all sts.

Right Back Bodice

1. Rejoin yarn to remaining 6 sts.
2. Row 54 WS: P6.
3. Row 55 RS: K6.
4. Row 56 WS: Purl.
5. Row 57 RS: K2, ssk, k2. 5 sts
6. Row 58 WS: Purl.
7. Row 59 RS: Knit.
8. BO all sts.

Dress Finishing

Sew back seam from hem upward, leaving the upper back open. Overlap back bodice slightly and sew in place invisibly or add a hidden snap. The dress in the photo looks smooth and neat, without visible buttons from the front.

Dress Neck Edging

With RS facing and color A, pick up and knit 30 sts evenly around neck opening.

1. Row 1 WS: Purl.
2. Row 2 RS: Knit.
3. BO knitwise on WS for a soft edge.

Dress Floral Embroidery

Use color B and C. Embroider after the dress is sewn and fitted, so placement matches the body shape.

Hem flowers: Make 7 flower clusters spaced evenly across the lower front of the skirt. Each cluster has one yellow flower and two green leaves. Add 1 smaller flower on each side seam area if desired to continue the border effect seen in the photo.

• Each flower center: 1 small French knot or duplicate-stitch dot in color B
• Each petal: 5 lazy-daisy stitches around center
• Each leaf: 1 detached chain stitch in color C worked diagonally outward
• Each stem: 1 straight stitch in color C

Bodice flowers: Work 5 small yellow flowers across the front chest band. Space them evenly. Use the same method, but make the petals slightly smaller than the hem flowers.

Bonnet

The bonnet frames the face closely and ties under the chin. The front edge has a soft yellow scalloped trim. The body of the bonnet is cream.

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Bonnet Base

Use color A and 2.75 mm needles. Work flat.

1. CO 42 sts.
2. Rows 1-6: Knit every row.
3. Rows 7-24: Work in st st, beginning with a knit row on RS.
4. Row 25 RS: K2, k2tog, knit to last 4 sts, ssk, k2. 40 sts
5. Row 26 WS: Purl.
6. Row 27 RS: K2, k2tog, knit to last 4 sts, ssk, k2. 38 sts
7. Row 28 WS: Purl.
8. Row 29 RS: K2, k2tog, knit to last 4 sts, ssk, k2. 36 sts
9. Row 30 WS: Purl.
10. Rows 31-38: Repeat Rows 29-30 four more times. 28 sts after Row 38
11. Rows 39-44: Work 6 rows in st st.
12. Row 45 RS: K2, k2tog across to last 2 sts, k2. 22 sts
13. Row 46 WS: Purl.
14. Row 47 RS: K1, k2tog across to last 1 st, k1. 15 sts
15. Row 48 WS: Purl.
16. Row 49 RS: K1, k2tog across to last 1 st, k1. 10 sts
17. Row 50 WS: Purl.
18. Thread yarn through sts and pull to gather the back crown.

Sew the short back seam neatly to form the bonnet shape.

Yellow Scalloped Trim

With RS facing, use color B and pick up 36 sts evenly along the front face edge only.

1. Row 1 WS: Purl.
2. Row 2 RS: K1, (k1, p1, k1) into next st, k2tog, rep to last 1 st, k1.
3. Row 3 WS: Knit.
4. BO loosely knitwise on RS.

This creates a lightly frilled decorative edge similar to the picture.

Ties

With color A, pick up 3 sts at one lower bonnet corner.

1. Knit i-cord for 9 in / 23 cm.
2. BO.

Repeat for the second side.

Shoes Make 2

The shoes are tiny slip-on booties in cream. They cover the front part of the feet and have a smooth rounded toe. One shoe in the photo is worn; the other is pictured off the bunny and decorated with cookie and flower details.

Use color A and 2.25 mm needles. Work flat, then seam.

1. CO 14 sts.
2. Rows 1-2: Knit.
3. Row 3 RS: K1, kfb, knit to last 1 st, kfb, k1. 16 sts
4. Row 4 WS: Purl.
5. Row 5 RS: Knit.
6. Row 6 WS: Purl.
7. Row 7 RS: K5, k2tog, k2, ssk, k5. 14 sts
8. Row 8 WS: Purl.
9. Row 9 RS: K4, k2tog, k2, ssk, k4. 12 sts
10. Row 10 WS: Purl.
11. Row 11 RS: Knit.
12. Row 12 WS: Purl.
13. Rows 13-18: Knit every row for ankle cuff.
14. BO.

Fold and seam the sole and heel. Slip onto the bunny feet and tack in place with a few invisible stitches.

Shoe Decorations Optional but Shown in Photo

On one shoe, embroider or attach two tiny brown cookies near the toe and a small yellow flower cluster with green stems near the side opening.

• Cookie circles: make 2 tiny knitted discs or embroider 2 circles in brown
• Chocolate chips: small duplicate stitches in darker brown
• Flower cluster: 3 small wrapped buds in yellow with straight-stitched green stems

Shoulder Bag

The tiny cream bag hangs at the bunny’s side and carries the milk bottle. It is a slim pouch with a long strap.

Use color A and 2.25 mm needles. Work flat.

1. CO 10 sts.
2. Rows 1-12: Work in st st, beginning with a knit row on RS.
3. Rows 13-14: Knit.
4. BO.

Fold in half with garter rows at top edge. Sew side seams. Do not sew top closed.

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Bag Strap

1. Pick up 3 sts at one top corner.
2. Work i-cord for 8 in / 20 cm.
3. BO and sew opposite end to other top corner.

Milk Bottle

This tiny accessory is white with a pale blue top. It sits inside the bag opening in the photo.

Use 2.25 mm needles.

Bottle Body

Use cream or white yarn.

1. CO 6 sts and join. 6 sts
2. Rnd 1: Kfb in each st. 12 sts
3. Rnd 2-7: Knit 6 rnds.
4. Rnd 8: K2tog around. 6 sts

Stuff very lightly.

Bottle Top

Switch to pale blue.

1. Rnd 9-11: Knit 3 rnds.
2. Thread yarn through sts and close.

Mini Flower Bouquet

The small bouquet rests beside the bag. It looks like several pale yellow blossoms bound together with a cream tie.

Use color B, C, and A with 2.25 mm needles or work mostly with embroidery.

Make 3 Small Bud Stems

1. With color B, CO 3 sts.
2. Row 1: Kfb, k1, kfb. 5 sts
3. Row 2: Purl.
4. Row 3: K2tog, k1, k2tog. 3 sts
5. Cut yarn, gather tightly into a nub.

Make 3 buds. Use color C to stitch a stem under each bud. Tie stems together with color A. Add one or two detached chain leaves if desired.

Mini Cow Companion

The tiny cow is knitted in a compact style to echo the bunny. It has a round head, a small body, black ears and hooves, a pink muzzle, tiny black horns, and a miniature cream-and-yellow dress.

Cow Legs and Body

Use white yarn and 2.25 mm needles. Work in the round.

1. CO 8 sts. Join. 8 sts
2. Rnd 1: Knit.
3. Rnd 2: K1, kfb, rep around. 12 sts
4. Rnd 3-5: Knit 3 rnds.
5. Switch to dark yarn for hooves.
6. Rnd 6-7: Knit 2 rnds.
7. Switch back to white.
8. Rnd 8: K2, k2tog, rep around. 9 sts
9. Rnd 9-14: Knit 6 rnds.
10. Rnd 15: Kfb in every 3rd st around. 12 sts
11. Rnd 16-19: Knit 4 rnds.
12. Rnd 20: K2, kfb, rep around. 16 sts
13. Rnd 21-24: Knit 4 rnds.

Stuff body lightly but firmly.

Cow Head

15. Rnd 25: K1, kfb, rep around. 24 sts
16. Rnd 26-31: Knit 6 rnds.

Add dark patch duplicate stitching on one side of the head and a smaller patch on the body if you want to match the spotted look in the sample.

Place tiny eyes between Rnds 28 and 29 about 5 sts apart. Use beads or French knots.

17. Rnd 32: K2, k2tog, rep around. 18 sts
18. Rnd 33: Knit.
19. Rnd 34: K1, k2tog, rep around. 12 sts
20. Rnd 35: Knit.
21. Rnd 36: K2tog around. 6 sts

Stuff head and close top.

Cow Muzzle

Use pink yarn and work flat.

1. CO 4 sts.
2. Row 1: Kfb in each st. 8 sts
3. Row 2: Purl.
4. Row 3: Knit.
5. BO.

Sew as a tiny oval on lower face. Embroider two nostrils in dark yarn.

Cow Ears Make 2

Use dark yarn.

1. CO 4 sts.
2. Row 1: Knit.
3. Row 2: Purl.
4. Row 3: K1, kfb, kfb, k1. 6 sts
5. Row 4: Purl.
6. Row 5: Ssk, k2, k2tog. 4 sts
7. BO.

Cow Horns Make 2

Use dark yarn.

1. CO 3 sts.
2. Knit i-cord for 3 rows.
3. BO.

Mini Cow Dress

Use cream yarn. Work flat.

1. CO 20 sts.
2. Rows 1-2: Knit.
3. Rows 3-8: Work in st st.
4. Row 9 RS: K2, k2tog across to last 2 sts, k2. 16 sts
5. Row 10 WS: Purl.
6. Rows 11-12: Work in st st.
7. Row 13 RS: K3, BO 2, k6, BO 2, k3. 12 sts remain
8. Row 14 WS: P3, rejoin and p6, rejoin and p3.
9. Rows 15-16: Work each section straight.
10. BO all sts.

Sew dress at back. Embroider one row of tiny yellow dots or small flowers across lower hem to match the sample.

Assembly

Attach Ears

Sew the ears to the upper side areas of the head, starting about 3 rnds back from the eye line. Angle them downward so they frame the face and fall to about shoulder level.

Attach Arms

Sew the arms to each side of the upper body, just below the neck. The arm tops should angle slightly downward. The paws should rest near the waistline of the dress.

Fit the Dress

Slide the dress onto the bunny from the feet upward. Ease the armholes around the arms. Close the back neatly. Adjust the gathers of the skirt so the fullness sits mostly at the front and sides, just like the sample photo.

Fit the Bonnet

Place the bonnet with the cream portion sitting close to the crown and the yellow ruffle framing the face. Tie under the chin in a soft bow or knot.

Add Shoes and Accessories

• Sew or tack one shoe onto each foot if you want a permanent display.
• For a styled photo look, leave one shoe off and place it beside the bunny.
• Place the milk bottle inside the shoulder bag.
• Drape the bag across the bunny so it rests beside one leg.
• Set the mini bouquet near the bag.
• Position the mini cow beside the bunny.

Facial Embroidery for the Bunny

The sample face is extremely simple and gentle. The nose is a small stitched Y-shape centered low on the face. The mouth line is short and delicate.

1. Using dark brown or deep taupe yarn, stitch a tiny vertical line about 0.5 in / 1.25 cm below the eye line.
2. Work two small diagonal stitches meeting at the bottom of that line to form a soft Y-shaped nose and mouth.
3. If needed, lightly sculpt the muzzle by taking one long thread through the head from one side of the nose to the other and pulling very gently.

Styling Notes for an Accurate Look

• Do not overstuff the arms or ears. The toy in the photo looks soft, not rigid.
• Keep the head very round. Uneven stuffing will change the sweet expression.
• Use muted cream, not bright white, for the main bunny and dress.
• The yellow should stay pale and buttery, especially on the bonnet edge and flowers.
• The flower embroidery is important. Without it, the dress will not match the sample appearance.
• The neck should remain fairly narrow so the bonnet and dress collar sit properly.
• The legs should angle forward naturally so the bunny can sit for display.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Check the symmetry of the eyes, ears, arms, and dress placement before permanently sewing everything down. Embroider the nose with only a few passes so it remains tiny and soft. Shape the cheeks and chin with your fingers after stuffing and before closing the final opening.

Care Notes

Display the finished set indoors and away from direct sunlight. Spot clean whenever possible. Small accessories are decorative and should be kept away from very young children unless all parts are embroidered and securely attached.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

• Head stuffed firmly and evenly
• Ears attached at matching height
• Arms sewn just below neck
• Dress centered and back neatly closed
• Bonnet trim framing face evenly
• Shoes fitted correctly
• Bag strap secured well
• Flower embroidery completed on skirt and bodice
• Mini cow dressed and facial features added

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

Use a barely damp cloth with mild soap for surface cleaning. Blot, never rub hard. Reshape while drying and let air dry fully on a towel. For long-term storage, wrap in acid-free tissue and keep in a dry box away from humidity, dust, and heat.