Knitting Tutorial: Daisy Bunny – Free Knitting Pattern

Knitting Tutorial: Daisy Bunny – Free Knitting Pattern

Daisy Bunny is a sweet heirloom-style knitted toy set featuring a floppy-eared bunny in a mustard hat, soft golden sweater, blue overalls, little shoes, and a flower crossbody bag, plus a tiny fox friend with a beret and acorn. This charming project is perfect for makers who love handmade nursery decor, collectible stuffed animals, gift knitting, baby shower keepsakes, and boutique-style toy designs. The finished set has a cozy storybook look and works beautifully as a shelf display, seasonal decor piece, or handmade item for shoppers searching for premium knitted animal dolls.

Please note: I strive for accuracy in every pattern, but occasional errors can happen. Thank you for understanding and for enjoying my designs.

About This Pattern

This pattern is written in US English and is designed to recreate the knitted pieces shown in the photo as closely as possible.

The tutorial includes the bunny, clothing, hat, bag, shoes, tiny fox, fox sweater, fox beret, and acorn accessory.

The style is softly rustic and slightly oversized, with a large rounded head, long ears, slim body, long legs, and small understated facial features.

The bunny sits at about 15 inches tall from the top of the hat to the bottoms of the shoes when posed like the sample.

The fox sits at about 5 inches tall, making it a lovely scale companion.

Materials

  • Main bunny body yarn: DK weight in warm ivory or cream
  • Bunny sweater, hat, and bag yarn: DK weight mustard yellow
  • Bunny overalls yarn: DK weight dusty medium blue
  • Bunny belt yarn: DK weight light brown
  • Sock trim yarn: DK weight pale lavender
  • Shoe sole yarn: DK weight very pale lavender or light gray-lilac
  • Fox head/body yarn: DK weight rusty orange
  • Fox muzzle/tail tip: DK weight cream
  • Fox sweater yarn: DK weight moss green
  • Fox beret and acorn cap yarn: DK weight dark brown
  • Acorn nut yarn: DK weight taupe-brown
  • Embroidery yarn: black and dark brown
  • Toy stuffing
  • 2.75 mm needles for most pieces
  • 3.0 mm needles if you prefer for clothing drape
  • Set of DPNs or magic loop for small circumferences
  • Tapestry needle
  • Stitch markers
  • Waste yarn
  • Small buttons: 2 for overall straps, optional 1 tiny decorative button for bag if desired
  • Small ring buckle or embroidered buckle detail for the belt

Gauge

28 stitches and 36 rows = 4 inches in stockinette using DK yarn on 2.75 mm needles.

Gauge matters because the proportions of the face, body, limbs, and clothing depend on a firm fabric.

Your knitted fabric should be dense enough that stuffing does not show through.

Abbreviations

  • BO = bind off
  • CO = cast on
  • dec = decrease
  • DPNs = double-pointed needles
  • inc = increase 1 stitch
  • k = knit
  • k2tog = knit 2 stitches together
  • m1L = make 1 left
  • m1R = make 1 right
  • p = purl
  • pm = place marker
  • rem = remaining
  • 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

The bunny is made from separate pieces and sewn together for the most accurate photographed shape.

  • Head
  • Body
  • 2 arms
  • 2 legs
  • 2 ears
  • Sweater
  • Overalls with bib and straps
  • Hat
  • Bag with strap and daisy motif
  • 2 shoes
  • Optional short sock cuffs

The fox is also made from separate pieces.

  • Head
  • Body
  • 2 arms
  • 2 legs
  • 2 ears
  • Tail
  • Sweater
  • Beret
  • Acorn

Bunny Head

Using ivory yarn. Work in the round.

  1. CO 12 sts. Divide across DPNs and join carefully. Place marker for start of rnd.
  2. Rnd 1: Knit.
  3. Rnd 2: k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1. 16 sts.
  4. Rnd 3: Knit.
  5. Rnd 4: k1, m1R, k7, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k7, m1R, k1. 20 sts.
  6. Rnd 5: Knit.
  7. Rnd 6: k1, m1R, k9, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k9, m1R, k1. 24 sts.
  8. Rnd 7: Knit.
  9. Rnd 8: k1, m1R, k11, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k11, m1R, k1. 28 sts.
  10. Rnd 9: Knit.
  11. Rnd 10: k1, m1R, k13, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k13, m1R, k1. 32 sts.
  12. Rnd 11: Knit.
  13. Rnd 12: k1, m1R, k15, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k15, m1R, k1. 36 sts.
  14. Rnd 13: Knit.
  15. Rnd 14: k1, m1R, k17, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k17, m1R, k1. 40 sts.
  16. Rnd 15: Knit.
  17. Rnd 16: k1, m1R, k19, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k19, m1R, k1. 44 sts.
  18. Rnd 17: Knit.
  19. Rnd 18: k1, m1R, k21, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k21, m1R, k1. 48 sts.
  20. Rnds 19-34: Knit 16 rnds even.

This creates the large softly rounded face and back-of-head proportion seen in the sample.

Begin shaping the top of the head.

  1. Rnd 35: k6, k2tog, repeat to end. 42 sts.
  2. Rnd 36: Knit.
  3. Rnd 37: k5, k2tog, repeat to end. 36 sts.
  4. Rnd 38: Knit.
  5. Rnd 39: k4, k2tog, repeat to end. 30 sts.
  6. Rnd 40: Knit.
  7. Rnd 41: k3, k2tog, repeat to end. 24 sts.
  8. Stuff head firmly, shaping the cheeks so the front stays broad and smooth.
  9. Rnd 42: k2, k2tog, repeat to end. 18 sts.
  10. Rnd 43: k1, k2tog, repeat to end. 12 sts.
  11. Rnd 44: k2tog to end. 6 sts.

Cut yarn, thread through remaining stitches, pull tight, and secure.

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Bunny Muzzle Shaping

The sample has a very gentle central muzzle, not a protruding snout.

Using matching ivory yarn, make one horizontal sculpting stitch from side to side about halfway up the lower front of the head.

Pull only lightly so the face remains soft.

Create a short vertical center indentation from the lower muzzle point upward about 3/8 inch.

This will help the embroidered nose sit neatly.

Bunny Ears

Make 2 in ivory yarn. Work flat.

  1. CO 14 sts.
  2. Row 1 (WS): Purl.
  3. Row 2 (RS): Knit.
  4. Rows 3-10: Continue in St st.
  5. Row 11: k1, ssk, k8, k2tog, k1. 12 sts.
  6. Row 12: Purl.
  7. Row 13: k1, ssk, k6, k2tog, k1. 10 sts.
  8. Row 14: Purl.
  9. Row 15: k1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1. 8 sts.
  10. Row 16: Purl.
  11. Row 17: k1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1. 6 sts.
  12. Row 18: Purl.
  13. Row 19: k1, ssk, k2tog, k1. 4 sts.
  14. Row 20: Purl.
  15. Row 21: ssk, k2tog. 2 sts.
  16. Row 22: Purl 2 together. 1 st.

Fasten off.

Do not stuff the ears.

Fold the cast-on edge slightly into a shallow pleat before attaching so the ears hang downward close to the head as in the image.

Bunny Body

Using ivory yarn. Work in the round from bottom up.

  1. CO 20 sts and join.
  2. Rnd 1: Knit.
  3. Rnd 2: k1, m1R, k8, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k8, m1R, k1. 24 sts.
  4. Rnd 3: Knit.
  5. Rnd 4: k1, m1R, k10, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k10, m1R, k1. 28 sts.
  6. Rnd 5: Knit.
  7. Rnd 6: k1, m1R, k12, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k12, m1R, k1. 32 sts.
  8. Rnds 7-16: Knit even.
  9. Rnd 17: k6, k2tog, k8, k2tog, k6, k2tog, k8, k2tog. 28 sts.
  10. Rnd 18: Knit.
  11. Rnd 19: k5, k2tog, k7, k2tog, k5, k2tog, k7, k2tog. 24 sts.
  12. Rnds 20-26: Knit even.

The body should be softly oval, with a slightly wider lower section and narrower upper torso.

Stuff firmly at the base and a little less firmly near the chest.

Leave a long tail for sewing if you prefer to attach the head separately.

Bunny Arms

Make 2 in ivory yarn. Work in the round.

  1. CO 10 sts and join.
  2. Rnds 1-4: Knit.
  3. Rnd 5: k1, m1R, k4, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k4, m1R, k1. 14 sts.
  4. Rnds 6-22: Knit even.
  5. Rnd 23: k2tog around. 7 sts.

Stuff the lower half lightly only.

Flatten the top opening and sew closed.

The sample arms are softly curved and angle downward.

To mimic that look, place a tiny bit more stuffing near the forearm and leave the upper arm flatter.

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Bunny Legs

Make 2 in ivory yarn. Work in the round from ankle upward.

  1. CO 12 sts and join.
  2. Rnds 1-8: Knit.
  3. Rnd 9: k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1. 16 sts.
  4. Rnds 10-22: Knit.
  5. Rnd 23: k2, k2tog, k4, k2tog, k2, k2tog, k4. 13 sts.
  6. Rnd 24: Knit.
  7. Rnd 25: k1, k2tog, k3, k2tog, k1, k2tog, k2. 10 sts.

Stuff firmly through the footless leg tube, shaping it long and straight.

Flatten the top edge and sew closed.

The legs are attached low on the body and hang forward when seated.

Bunny Sweater

Using mustard yarn. Work flat in pieces for the most accurate fit under the overalls.

Back

  1. CO 26 sts.
  2. Rows 1-4: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rows 5-22: Work in St st, beginning with a knit row.
  4. Row 23: BO 3 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. 20 sts.
  5. Rows 24-30: Continue in St st.
  6. Row 31: k6, BO 8, k6.
  7. Row 32: p6, CO 8, p6.
  8. Rows 33-36: St st.
  9. BO all sts knitwise.

Front

  1. CO 26 sts.
  2. Rows 1-4: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rows 5-22: Work in St st.
  4. Row 23: BO 3 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. 20 sts.
  5. Rows 24-28: Continue in St st.
  6. Row 29 (RS): k8, BO 4, k8.
  7. Row 30: p8, CO 4, p8.
  8. Rows 31-34: St st.
  9. BO all sts.

Sleeves

Make 2.

  1. CO 18 sts.
  2. Rows 1-4: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rows 5-10: St st.
  4. Row 11: k1, m1R, knit to last st, m1L, k1. 20 sts.
  5. Rows 12-16: St st.
  6. Row 17: k1, m1R, knit to last st, m1L, k1. 22 sts.
  7. Rows 18-22: St st.
  8. BO loosely.

Seam shoulders and sleeve seams.

Set sleeves into armholes.

The sample sleeves end in a slightly flared cuff.

To imitate that detail, steam lightly and stretch the lower sleeve edge just a touch.

Do not over-block.

Bunny Overalls

Using blue yarn. The overalls are built from separate legs joined into a bibbed romper.

Legs

Make 2. Work in the round.

  1. CO 16 sts and join.
  2. Rnds 1-4: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rnds 5-20: Knit.
  4. For first leg, place stitches on waste yarn.
  5. Work second leg the same way but do not cut yarn.

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Join Legs

  1. Knit across second leg, CO 4 sts, knit across first leg, CO 4 sts. 40 sts.
  2. Place marker at side seam and another at center back if desired.
  3. Rnds 1-8 after joining: Knit.
  4. Rnd 9: k18, k2tog, k18, k2tog. 38 sts.
  5. Rnds 10-12: Knit.
  6. Rnd 13: k17, k2tog, k17, k2tog. 36 sts.
  7. Rnds 14-18: Knit.

Now divide for front bib and back.

Back Upper Section

  1. Work first 18 sts in rows. Leave remaining 18 sts on holder.
  2. Rows 1-6: St st.
  3. BO all sts.

Front Bib Section

  1. Rejoin yarn to held 18 sts.
  2. Rows 1-2: St st.
  3. Row 3: k2tog, knit to last 2 sts, ssk. 16 sts.
  4. Rows 4-8: St st.
  5. Row 9: k2tog, knit to last 2 sts, ssk. 14 sts.
  6. Rows 10-18: St st.
  7. Row 19: purl.
  8. Row 20: knit.
  9. BO all sts.

Straps

Make 2.

  1. CO 4 sts.
  2. Rows 1-20: Knit every row for garter straps.
  3. BO.

Sew straps to top of bib, cross them slightly over shoulders if needed for the best fit, and secure to back upper edge with buttons on front.

The straps in the photo sit quite straight, not widely spaced.

Place them so they frame the sweater neckline neatly.

Bunny Belt

Using light brown yarn.

  1. CO 36 sts.
  2. Rows 1-3: Knit.
  3. BO.

Wrap around the waistline of the overalls.

Sew in place lightly.

Add a small ring buckle at center front or embroider a buckle shape using brown yarn and a tiny metallic accent if desired.

Bunny Hat

Using mustard yarn. Work in the round from crown downward.

  1. CO 8 sts and join.
  2. Rnd 1: Knit.
  3. Rnd 2: kfb around. 16 sts.
  4. Rnd 3: Knit.
  5. Rnd 4: k1, kfb, repeat around. 24 sts.
  6. Rnd 5: Knit.
  7. Rnd 6: k2, kfb, repeat around. 32 sts.
  8. Rnd 7: Knit.
  9. Rnd 8: k3, kfb, repeat around. 40 sts.
  10. Rnd 9: Knit.
  11. Rnd 10: k4, kfb, repeat around. 48 sts.
  12. Rnds 11-20: Knit even.
  13. Rnd 21: purl all sts once to form a gentle turning ridge.
  14. Rnds 22-24: Knit.
  15. Rnd 25: k4, m1R, repeat around. 60 sts.
  16. Rnd 26: Knit.
  17. Rnd 27: k5, m1R, repeat around. 72 sts.
  18. Rnds 28-31: Knit.
  19. BO loosely.

Steam lightly and curve the brim downward.

The hat in the image has a rounded bucket-hat shape with a modest brim, not a floppy sunhat.

Keep the crown smooth and the brim softly rolled.

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Bunny Bag

Using mustard yarn. Work 2 bag pieces flat.

  1. CO 10 sts.
  2. Rows 1-12: St st, beginning with a knit row.
  3. Row 13: k1, ssk, knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1. 8 sts.
  4. Row 14: Purl.
  5. Row 15: k1, ssk, knit to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1. 6 sts.
  6. Row 16: Purl.
  7. Row 17: Knit.
  8. BO.

Make a second matching piece.

Sew side and bottom seams, leaving the top open.

Bag Strap

  1. CO 3 sts.
  2. Rows 1-34: Knit.
  3. BO.

Sew strap from top corner to top corner so it crosses the bunny from shoulder to opposite hip.

Daisy Motif

Embroider one yellow French knot or satin-stitch circle in the center of the bag front.

Add five small white petals around it using duplicate stitch or tiny detached chain embroidery.

Work the motif small so it stays in proportion with the tiny bag.

Bunny Shoes

Make 2. Use ivory for upper and pale lavender for sole edge.

These are decorative soft shoes built as tiny slipper forms and sewn to the feet.

Sole

  1. Using pale lavender, CO 8 sts.
  2. Row 1: Knit.
  3. Row 2: k1, m1R, k6, m1L, k1. 10 sts.
  4. Row 3: Purl.
  5. Row 4: k1, m1R, k8, m1L, k1. 12 sts.
  6. Rows 5-8: St st.
  7. BO.

Upper

  1. Using ivory, CO 12 sts.
  2. Rows 1-6: St st.
  3. Row 7: k1, ssk, k6, k2tog, k1. 10 sts.
  4. Row 8: Purl.
  5. Row 9: k1, ssk, k4, k2tog, k1. 8 sts.
  6. Row 10: Purl.
  7. BO.

Sew upper to sole, easing the toe area to create a rounded sneaker-like front.

Add a few simple embroidered lace stitches in ivory over the top.

Sew to the bottoms of the legs.

Optional Sock Cuffs

Make 2 small cuffs in pale lavender.

  1. CO 12 sts and join.
  2. Rnds 1-3: k1, p1 rib.
  3. BO loosely.

Slide above the shoes and tack in place.

Fox Head

Using rusty orange yarn. Work in the round.

  1. CO 6 sts and join.
  2. Rnd 1: kfb around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnd 2: Knit.
  4. Rnd 3: k1, kfb around. 18 sts.
  5. Rnd 4: Knit.
  6. Rnd 5: k2, kfb around. 24 sts.
  7. Rnd 6: Knit.
  8. Rnd 7: k3, kfb around. 30 sts.
  9. Rnds 8-14: Knit.

Shape the muzzle with color placement rather than a separate snout.

At the front center, duplicate stitch a cream muzzle triangle after assembly, or knit the front 8 stitches in cream for rnds 10-13 if preferred.

Continue top shaping.

  1. Rnd 15: k3, k2tog around. 24 sts.
  2. Rnd 16: Knit.
  3. Rnd 17: k2, k2tog around. 18 sts.
  4. Stuff firmly.
  5. Rnd 18: k1, k2tog around. 12 sts.
  6. Rnd 19: k2tog around. 6 sts.

Close tightly.

Fox Body

Using rusty orange yarn.

  1. CO 14 sts and join.
  2. Rnd 1: Knit.
  3. Rnd 2: k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1, k1, m1R, k5, m1R, k1. 18 sts.
  4. Rnds 3-10: Knit.
  5. Rnd 11: k7, k2tog, k7, k2tog. 16 sts.
  6. Rnds 12-14: Knit.

Stuff lightly and close the top for sewing to the head.

Fox Arms

Make 2.

  1. Using dark brown, CO 6 sts and knit 3 rnds.
  2. Change to rusty orange and increase evenly to 8 sts on next rnd.
  3. Rnds 5-12: Knit.
  4. Stuff lightly and sew shut at top.

Fox Legs

Make 2.

  1. Using dark brown, CO 6 sts and knit 4 rnds.
  2. Change to rusty orange and increase evenly to 8 sts.
  3. Rnds 6-12: Knit.
  4. Stuff lightly and close top.

Fox Ears

Make 2 in rusty orange.

  1. CO 8 sts.
  2. Row 1: Purl.
  3. Row 2: Knit.
  4. Row 3: purl.
  5. Row 4: k1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1. 6 sts.
  6. Row 5: Purl.
  7. Row 6: ssk, k2tog. 2 sts.
  8. Row 7: p2tog. 1 st.

Fold each ear slightly and sew to the top sides of the head.

Fox Tail

Using rusty orange and cream.

  1. CO 8 sts in cream and knit 4 rows.
  2. Change to rusty orange.
  3. Rows 5-12: St st.
  4. Row 13: k1, ssk, k2, k2tog, k1. 6 sts.
  5. Row 14: Purl.
  6. Row 15: ssk, k2tog. 2 sts.
  7. Row 16: p2tog. 1 st.

Fasten off, fold, seam, and stuff lightly.

Fox Sweater

Using moss green yarn.

  1. CO 20 sts.
  2. Rows 1-3: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rows 4-11: St st.
  4. Row 12: BO 2 sts at beginning of next 2 rows. 16 sts.
  5. Rows 13-16: St st.
  6. BO all sts.

Sew side seams, leaving armholes open near the top.

This small sweater should fit snugly and sit slightly cropped, just like the photo.

Fox Beret

Using dark brown yarn. Work in the round.

  1. CO 24 sts and join.
  2. Rnds 1-2: k1, p1 rib.
  3. Rnd 3: k1, m1R, repeat around. 36 sts.
  4. Rnds 4-6: Knit.
  5. Rnd 7: k4, k2tog around. 30 sts.
  6. Rnd 8: Knit.
  7. Rnd 9: k3, k2tog around. 24 sts.
  8. Rnd 10: k2, k2tog around. 18 sts.
  9. Rnd 11: k1, k2tog around. 12 sts.
  10. Rnd 12: k2tog around. 6 sts.

Pull closed and add a tiny center nub if desired.

Set the beret slightly tilted to one side.

Acorn Accessory

Bottom in taupe-brown, cap in dark brown.

Acorn Nut

  1. CO 6 sts and join.
  2. Rnd 1: kfb around. 12 sts.
  3. Rnds 2-4: Knit.
  4. Rnd 5: k1, k2tog around. 8 sts.
  5. Stuff lightly.
  6. Rnd 6: k2tog around. 4 sts.

Acorn Cap

  1. CO 8 sts and join in dark brown.
  2. Rnds 1-2: Knit.
  3. Rnd 3: k2tog around. 4 sts.

Sew cap over nut top and add a tiny stem.

Facial Embroidery

The bunny face is very minimal.

  • Embroider two small black eyes as short vertical seed stitches
  • Place them wide apart on the upper half of the face
  • Embroider the nose in dark brown as a small upside-down triangle
  • Add a short vertical line below the nose
  • Work a tiny split mouth with one stitch to each side

The fox face should also stay simple.

  • Two tiny black eyes close to the muzzle line
  • One small black nose at the tip of the cream muzzle
  • No large smile
  • No heavy cheek shaping

Assembly Order for Best Accuracy

  1. Sew bunny legs to the lower front underside of the body so they dangle forward when seated.
  2. Sew bunny arms to upper body sides with a slight downward angle.
  3. Attach bunny head centered on body.
  4. Sew ears high on the head but allow them to fall low along the cheeks.
  5. Dress bunny in sweater first.
  6. Add overalls and sew straps in final position.
  7. Attach belt to overalls.
  8. Sew on shoes and optional sock cuffs.
  9. Place hat low enough to frame the forehead.
  10. Sew bag strap diagonally across the chest.
  11. Assemble fox completely.
  12. Position fox seated beside bunny.

Proportion Notes

To match the photographed look, the bunny head must be visually larger than the torso.

The ears should be long enough to reach near the lower jaw and upper shoulder line once attached.

The legs should be noticeably longer than the arms.

The arms should end around the hip area.

The hat should sit deep, almost touching the eye line.

The bib of the overalls should be narrow and tall.

The fox should be small enough that its head reaches only around the bunny’s elbow height.

Helpful Finishing Tips

  • Use small, tight stitches for seaming so the toys keep a tailored silhouette.
  • Stuff firmly enough to hold shape, but do not overstretch the knitted fabric.
  • Steam garments lightly instead of wet blocking for better structure.
  • Tack the bag and hat in place if the set is intended as display decor.
  • Keep all facial embroidery tiny because oversized features will change the character completely.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Sit the bunny before sewing the legs permanently so you can test the exact angle. The best pose is slightly relaxed, with the feet forward and the knees soft. Keep the ears low and natural. Add the face only after the head is fully stuffed and attached.

For the bunny, place the eyes evenly and keep them small. The nose should sit low on the center of the face. For the fox, keep the muzzle neat and compact. A little asymmetry in the beret tilt adds charm.

Care Notes

These toys are best suited for gentle display or careful supervised play. If making them for a child, secure every stitched detail very firmly. Avoid loose buttons for very young children and embroider button details instead when needed.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

  • Head firmly stuffed and symmetrical
  • Ears matched and attached at equal height
  • Legs seated evenly for balanced pose
  • Overall straps aligned
  • Belt centered
  • Hat brim curved softly downward
  • Bag strap sewn securely
  • Fox scaled correctly beside bunny
  • Eyes, nose, and mouth tiny and tidy

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

Spot clean with cool water, mild soap, and a soft cloth. Do not machine wash unless all parts are securely sewn and no metal findings are used. Reshape while damp and dry flat away from direct sun.

For long-term storage, wrap in clean tissue and keep in a dry box away from moisture, dust, and moth exposure. Avoid hanging the toy by the bag, hat, or ears. Proper storage helps the knitted stitches stay smooth and crisp.

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