My Favorite Crochet Bunny Patterns for FREE


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These free crochet bunny patterns are all SO cute, you'll want to make them all!

My very own crochet journey actually started with a pair of little amigurumi bunnies I received as a wedding gift. Those handmade creatures were more than just a decoration. Not only did they make the perfect wedding gift that launched my adventure into discovering crochet and my love for creating my own amigurumi and handmade toys.

FREE Crochet Bunny Pattern

Bunnies have always held a special place in my heart. So here, I've collected a roundup of free crochet bunny patterns to share with you! Whether you're looking for an Easter decoration, a sweet baby shower gift, a unique wedding favor, or just want to make a plush amigurumi bunny for yourself, you've come to the right place.

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FREE Crochet Bunny Patterns

From beginner-friendly crochet designs that use basic stitches like the magic circle to more advanced plush amigurumi, this collection offers something for every skill level. Whether you want a tiny pocket-sized companion or a giant huggable bunny, grab your favorite crochet hooks and amigurumi yarn. Let's hop into the wonderful world of crochet bunnies together!

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Classic Amigurumi Bunny Crochet Pattern

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Classic Amigurumi Bunny

The classic amigurumi bunny is a timeless and beginner-friendly crochet pattern that combines simplicity with charm. Designed with a seamless head and body, this bunny minimizes sewing so you can spend more time crocheting and less time stitching.

Worked in the round with single crochet stitches, this project is a great way for beginner crochet artists to build confidence while creating something sweet and adorable. Customize its facial features with safety eyes or embroidery to add a personal touch.

This Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight Yarn
Skill Level: Easy / Beginner-Friendly

Hoodie Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Some Bunny in the Hood Amigurumi Pattern

This amigurumi hoodie bunny adds a playful twist to the classic crochet bunny design above and is one of my all-time favorite crochet patterns. It's a great choice for adventurous beginners because it uses basic crochet stitches, and I've included clear photo tutorials to help you with the assembly process.

The standout feature of this pattern is the bunny's pullover-style hoodie that allows him/her to wear the hood up or down for two different looks. Fun fact: in parts of Canada, hoodies are even called "bunnyhugs," making this design even more fitting for your collection of handmade crochet toys!

Skill level: Beginner
Suggested Yarn: Worsted-weight yarn

Floppy Stuffed Bunny Crochet Pattern

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Floppy Stuffed Amigurumi Bunny

This classic floppy stuffed bunny crochet pattern is the perfect choice for anyone looking to create a high-quality handmade gift. By using super bulky yarn, this project works up surprisingly fast, making it ideal for last-minute Easter basket fillers or baby shower presents. 

The oversized, soft ears give this bunny a timeless, boutique look that kids will love. Because it is a versatile design, you can easily swap out the yarn weight to create different sizes, from a tiny pocket pal to a large, huggable companion. This beginner-friendly project is a great way to practice working with fuzzy texture yarn while creating a soft and squishy friend that will be cherished for years.

Suggested Yarn: Lion Brand Homespun Thick and Quick
Skill Level: Intermediate

Fleece Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Fleece Amigurumi Bunny

If you're looking to crochet a fluffy bunny, this fleece bunny pattern makes a wonderfully soft, fleece-like texture that's perfect for snuggling. By using jumbo-weight fleece yarn, this amigurumi bunny achieves a luxurious, plush texture that is far softer and more voluminous than standard acrylic yarn projects.

It stands out as one of the most cuddly animals in this collection. The pattern focuses on gentle shaping for the face and legs. While working with fuzzy yarn can be more challenging since you often have to feel for your stitches rather than see them. Here are some tips for crocheting with faux fur yarn to make amigurumi stuffed animals.

Suggested Yarn: Jumbo-Weight Fleece (Lion Brand Go for Fleece Sherpa)
Skill Level: Intermediate

No-Sew Crochet Bunny Pattern

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No-Sew Crochet Bunny

The no-sew crochet bunny is a quick-to-make project perfect for those seeking instant gratification. Using chunky yarn, these irresistibly cute bunnies can be finished in less than an hour, making them the ultimate Easter basket filler. Since it is made entirely in one piece, you won't need to spend time with your yarn needle attaching its ears and limbs.

This beginner-friendly crochet pattern uses mostly single crochet and bobble stitches to create the tail and limbs as you go. The result is a soft, squishy, handmade treasure. It's a great spring-themed project to stock up on for craft fairs or last-minute gifts.

Suggested Yarn: Chunky / Super Bulky (Premier Yarns Parfait)
Skill Level: Beginner

Velvet Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Velvet Bunny Amigurumi

This velvet bunny amigurumi is perfect for makers who love working with soft, plush textures. Using velvet yarn gives this cute bunny a felted feel, making it one of the more cuddly amigurumi in this roundup. This crochet pattern is beginner-friendly and is worked in the round using simple stitches.

A unique highlight is the eye attachment technique, which uses shank buttons to shape the head into a realistic silhouette rather than a standard rounded ball. Standing at a huggable 13.5 inches tall, it makes a sizable gift. Ideal for Easter gifts, nursery decor, or as a comforting cuddly buddy. This bunny is sure to bring joy to anyone who meets it.

Suggested Yarn: Velvet Yarn
Skill Level: Easy

Crochet Bunny Puff No Sew Amigurumi

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Amigurumi Bunny Puff

This Bunny Puff is a delightful, no-sew amigurumi project that combines speed with cuteness. This free pattern is extremely beginner-friendly, taking less than 25 minutes to complete, making it a perfect choice for April Easter gifts or craft fair stock.

Using super bulky chenille yarn and a 5.0 mm hook, this cute bunny features a soft marshmallow-like texture. It is worked in the round using basic single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet stitches, resulting in one of the easiest, quickest amigurumi projects to add to your collection.

Suggested Yarn: Super Bulky Chenille
Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Mini Amigurumi Bunny Crochet Pattern

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Mini Amigurumi Bunny Crochet Pattern

The mini bunny amigurumi is a charming crochet pattern and part of a series. Measuring approximately 7 inches tall, this cute bunny is worked in the round with a clever seamless design where the legs, body, and head are created in one continuous piece. This significantly reduces assembly time, as you only need to attach the arms and ears at the end.

Ideal for a beginner, the pattern uses worsted-weight yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook. Create a "boy" or "girl" version with accessories like a bowtie, skirt, or hair bow. Ideal for Easter gifts, nursery decor, or a wedding gift, this pattern brings a touch of handmade warmth to any space.

Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight
Skill Level: Beginner / Easy

Sakura Kimono Crochet Bunny

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Sakura Kimono Crochet Bunny

This Sakura kimono bunny is a sophisticated spring-themed project featuring a traditional Japanese kimono and delicate sakura flower headpieces. It makes a beautiful, comforting keepsake or a thoughtful handmade gift for collectors. The design features a clever construction where the legs and body are created together to minimize assembly.

Using high-quality aran-weight yarn gives the finished toy a luxurious feel and excellent stitch definition. Even with fundamental crochet stitches, the intricate stitch details on the outfit make this amigurumi a visually striking addition to any collection.

Suggested Yarn: Aran/Worsted Weight (Whims Merino)
Skill Level: Intermediate

Miffy Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Miffy Bunny Amigurumi

Inspired by the classic Dick Bruna character, this Miffy Bunny is a special amigurumi project that brings a sense of nostalgia to your collection of plush toys. This version depicts Miffy ready for a summer holiday, complete with a bright orange dress and a charming carrot-shaped bag.

This pattern uses a 2.0 mm to 2.5 mm hook to achieve a fine, neat texture. Even if you're a relative beginner, you can successfully create this cute bunny by following this free crochet pattern.

Suggested Yarn: Sport or DK weight (Yarnart Jeans)
Skill Level: Easy

Crochet Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Realistic Amigurumi Bunny Crochet Pattern 

Turnip the Bunny is a charming amigurumi character that perfectly captures the spirit of spring. This free pattern features a sweet rabbit on a mission to collect carrots, even coming with its own customizable carrot garland. It's an excellent project for amigurumi lovers that function as both whimsical toys and adorable holiday decor.

To achieve tight stitches that hide the stuffing, the designer recommends sizing down your hook significantly from the yarn's standard suggestion. This crochet pattern uses detailed techniques like eye indents and embroidery to give the cute bunny a professional, expressive face.

Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight (I Love This Yarn)
Skill Level: Intermediate

Pocket Pal Bunny Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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Crochet Pocket Pal Bunny

This pocket pal bunny is a quick and easy free pattern designed to be the perfect last-minute gift. Standing at only 5 inches tall, this cute bunny is a wonderful travel companion for kids and easily fits into an Easter basket. Its small size and soft texture make it one of the most popular amigurumi bunnies in the series.

This beginner-friendly project offers a fantastic no-sew option, allowing you to attach the limbs directly to the body. Whether you choose a velvet yarn for extra softness or a standard worsted weight, using a yarn needle to finish the embroidered nose and sleepy eyes adds a sweet, personalized touch.

Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight (Bernat Baby Crushed Velvet)
Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Bonny Bunny Surprise Play Set Crochet Pattern

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Bonny Bunny Surprise Amigurumi Pattern

The Bonny Bunny Surprise is a whimsical miniature playset that is perfect for on-the-go fun. This creative free pattern includes a three-inch tall egg that opens to reveal a hollow log, a grass playmat, and two tiny, cute bunnies that fit snugly inside. It's an excellent choice for an Easter basket stuffer or as a unique gift that encourages imaginative play. 

The pieces are worked in Lion Brand Bonbons cotton yarn with simple stitches and cute details (buttons, ball stitch accents), which make it a fun micro-amigurumi project. Perfect as a springtime gift or Easter basket stuffer. It's compact, charming, and gives that handmade play-set vibe.

Suggested Yarn: Cotton (Lion Brand Bonbons)
Skill Level: Easy

Hug me Bunny Lovey Crochet Pattern

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Hug Me Bunny Lovey

This Bunny Lovey is designed to be the ultimate soft, squishy companion for infants and toddlers. This crochet pattern is perfectly sized for tiny hands to cuddle, featuring a sweet rabbit head and arms attached to a lightweight 11.5-inch square blanket, making it just the right size for snuggles in the crib or stroller.

While the designer recommends a high-quality worsted-weight yarn for durability, you can easily customize it by using chunky chenille yarn to make it even more huggable. If making it for an infant or toddler, I would not recommend using safety eyes to avoid any possible choking hazards.

Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight (Knit Picks Brava Worsted)
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Kawaii Easter Bunny by Hooked on Patterns

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Kawaii Easter Amigurumi Bunny

These kawaii Easter bunnies are a simple and adorable crochet pattern that can be finished in a single sitting, making them a perfect free pattern for last-minute gifts. Gauge isn't critical as long as you keep your tension consistent throughout. You can even make them in various sizes by simply changing your yarn weight and hook size.

For a unique texture, the designer suggests using a wire brush to fluff up the acrylic fibers, giving your project a soft, furry appearance. With child-friendly crocheted features and a sweet pink nose, these plushies are safe for little ones and delightful to display or hold. 

Suggested Yarn: Worsted Weight or Bulky Acrylic
Skill Level: Easy

Crochet Bunny Lovey Pattern FREE

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Belle the Bunny Lovey

Belle the bunny lovey is a beautiful, comforting companion that combines a sweet amigurumi head with a soft, square blanket. The pattern suggests using a cotton and bamboo blend yarn, resulting in a lightweight, breathable, and huggable texture. It makes a thoughtful, handmade gift for baby showers or a new addition to a nursery.

The step-by-step instructions are easy to follow, making the blanket portion a relaxing, repetitive make. For the best results, use stitch markers to keep track of your progress when working in a spiral for the head and arms. This spring-themed project results in a durable yet soft and sturdy handmade heirloom that little ones will cherish for years.

Suggested Yarn: DK Weight (Lion Brand Coboo)
Skill Level: Basic / Intermediate

Crochet Bunny Keychain Pattern FREE

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Bunny Amigurumi Keychain

This bunny amigurumi keychain is a whimsical addition to your keys or bags and a great, quick-to-make project. The beginner-friendly design comes with step-by-step instructions and a video tutorial, making it a stress-free handmade keepsake. You can easily vary the size by switching your hook and yarn-weight.

Using chunky yarn creates a larger, squishy version, while sport-weight cotton provides a neat, soft, and sturdy finish with great texture. These free patterns are perfect for using up your yarn scraps to create an irresistibly cute gift or a fun Easter basket filler.

Suggested Yarn: Sport Weight (Cotton) or Super Bulky (Chenille)
Skill Level: Beginner-friendly

Crochet Egg Bunny FREE Pattern

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Bunny Egg Crochet Pattern

The Bunny egg is a visually striking, spring-themed project that blends a classic holiday shape with an irresistibly cute rabbit character. It features two different ear styles. Short and pointy, or long and floppy. This crochet pattern is a fun way to create a unique Easter gift or festive home decorations.

This thoughtful handmade gift comes together with a bit of simple assembly, including attaching the ears and a fluffy pom-pom tail. Add a personalized touch with a hint of blush for rosy cheeks, and turn each bunny into a unique and comforting keepsake.

Suggested Yarn: Super Bulky (Hobbii Honey Bunny)
Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Floppy Bunny Crochet Pattern FREE

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Floppy Ear Bunny

The floppy ear bunny is an irresistibly soft project designed for maximum huggability. By using chunky yarn and a 5.0 mm crochet hook, this cute bunny works up incredibly fast, making it an ideal last-minute gift for spring. Its oversized ears and squishy body make it one of the most charming cuddly animals to add to your collection this Easter.

This free pattern is constructed in separate pieces that are later stitched together with a yarn needle during assembly. It's an excellent crochet pattern for seasoned makers who want a high-quality plush. The simple shapes and thick yarn ensure a rewarding experience with a very soft and cuddly finish.

Suggested Yarn: Super Bulky (Hobbii Honey Bunny)
Skill Level: Beginner-Friendly

Crochet Ragdoll Bunny Pattern FREE

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Bunny Ben Amigurumi Pattern

Bunny Ben is a unique ragdoll-style amigurumi that stands out because it is made in flat panels rather than in rounds. This distinct construction makes it a fun and engaging alternative for a beginner who wants a different look for their amigurumi toys. His large feet and pompom tail even allow him to sit independently on a shelf.

The pattern uses durable cotton yarn for a beautiful stitch definition finish. Once the two panels are finished, you simply join them with a border of stitches and add light stuffing before closing with a yarn needle. It is a quick and charming free pattern that makes a lovely gift.

Suggested Yarn: DK/Worsted Weight (Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/8)
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Crochet Bunny Amigurumi Pattern FREE

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Bunny Rabbit Amigurumi

This bunny rabbit amigurumi is a playful, cartoon-inspired, huggable project that stands over 15 inches tall when completed. It features a smart design where the head and body are created in one continuous piece, significantly reducing the amount of sewing required. It's a fantastic handmade decor for anyone who loves large, traditional plushies.

Unique details like toe and finger indents add a professional "cartoony" touch to the finished cute bunny. This free pattern is easy to follow and perfect for creating a personalized lifelong companion.

Suggested Yarn: Medium Weight Yarn
Skill Level: Easy

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Crochet Cute Bunnies

This cute crochet bunny is a wonderful project for those who love creating cuddly animals with a soft, inviting texture. This design is repetitive and easy to follow, making it an excellent choice for beginners looking to build confidence.

Worked in continuous rounds to ensure a seamless finish, I recommend using running stitch markers to keep your rounds straight. Accompanied by a video tutorial to guide you step-by-step, making it easy for beginners to learn crochet. Add a ribbon or bow to personalize your bunny for holidays, gifts, or seasonal decor.

Suggested Yarn: Bulky or Fluffy Yarn
Skill Level: Easy

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Crochet Bunny Holding Heart

Create an cute amigurumi bunny holding a heart is a standout among free patterns, making it a perfect handmade gift. This crochet pattern is ideal for beginners because it does not use a magic ring start, making those first few stitches easier to manage. You'll primarily use single crochet to work up this amigurumi bunny.

For a soft, plush texture, you can use chunky yarn and a larger mm hook. Simply keep your stitch markers and a yarn needle handy for assembling the ears and the heart. This amigurumi makes a heartfelt gift that is fun to make as well as to give.

Suggested Yarn: Fluffy or Chunky Yarn
Skill Level: Beginner

Crochet Bunny Granny Square

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Bunny Granny Square

This bunny granny square is a creative way to incorporate a cute bunny motif into larger projects like a blanket, pillow, or seasonal garland. The pattern uses soft milk cotton yarn, which provides a gentle texture and excellent stitch definition for the detailed bunny features.

The project is beginner-friendly and results in a square measuring approximately 3.7 inches. By using precise stitches and a smaller hook, you can create a beautifully detailed rabbit face set against a classic granny square backdrop. A versatile granny square offers endless possibilities for different crochet projects.

Suggested Yarn: Fingering Weight (4-ply Milk Cotton)
Skill Level: Beginner

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