Ava Bunny: Easy Crochet Bunny Amigurumi for Beginners (Free Pattern)

The Ava Bunny by A Crafty Concept is a simple, squishy amigurumi bunny that is perfect for beginners and just right for Easter baskets. The body and legs are worked as one shape, with optional stripes, and the long ears give it a sweet, playful look. The free pattern is on the A Crafty Concept blog, and the detailed video walks you through every step.
Ava Bunny at a Glance
- Designer: A Crafty Concept
- Skill level: beginner
- Yarn: worsted weight in two colors (main color and stripes), plus a little black yarn for the mouth
- Hook: 3.75 mm (F)
- Other materials: 15 mm safety eyes, a safety nose or yarn, fiberfill, a needle and scissors
- Video length: about 68 minutes

How the Bunny Is Made

- Legs: two short legs are worked in the round, then joined together.
- Body: the body grows up from the joined legs, with stripes if you like.
- Face: safety eyes and a nose are added, and a mouth is embroidered.
- Stuffing and closing: the body is stuffed and closed at the top.
- Ears: long ears are crocheted and sewn on.
Make It Your Own
Use a self-striping yarn for a rainbow bunny, as shown in the video, or pastel colors for a classic Easter look. For a baby gift, embroider the eyes instead of using safety eyes.

Images and patterns courtesy of A Crafty Concept
Enjoy the Video Tutorial

Source: A Crafty Concept
Tips for Neat Amigurumi

- Use a stitch marker at the start of every round.
- Place the eyes before closing the body, and check that they are even.
- Stuff firmly so the bunny stands up on its legs.
More from A Crafty Concept
Try the Gracie doll, the bear lovey or the amigurumi chicken.
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