Crochet instructions for Amigurumi rabbits - Crochet Amigurumis by yourself

But what do you actually need for an Amigurumi rabbit, which materials and tools do you have to have ready and which crocheting techniques should you master for the realization? This and more we will tell you here, but also in our crochet instructions for beginners and advanced you will find comprehensive descriptions. In addition, thanks to the many pictures you can follow every step and see immediately if you have made a mistake somewhere.

Basically we can already reassure you at this point: Crocheting an Amigurumi rabbit is not as difficult as you might think and is perfectly suited as a beginner's project for beginners. And now get to the needles, let's go!

Crochet sweet amigurumi rabbit

When you start with your Amigurumi rabbit, you will usually always start with the head and body of the little animal. They are the basis and are therefore especially important. Head and body of the rabbit you crochet in one piece, for this you use the so-called spiral rounds. It is best to use a marker thread during the crocheting, so that you always know exactly if you and when a round just starts or ends. Remember to fill your head and body with cotton wool before you crochet them together - otherwise you'll have to open the seam again at some point later and might damage your work.

In addition to the body of the Amigurumi Rabbit you will also crochet two front legs and two back legs, plus the rabbit ears, which make your Amigurumi what it is. Not to forget the small tufted tail of your crocheted hare - this is not really crocheted, but rather made with a few hand movements.

Now your Amigurumi bunny is almost finished. All necessary parts should be ready now so that you can put them together. It is important to remember that you are now going over to sewing. Even if you may not have any experience in sewing: sewing is quick and easy and is explained to you clearly thanks to the instructions.

Materials for an amigurumi rabbit

If you want to crochet an Amigurumi rabbit, you will need yarn above all. Which colours and strengths you choose is entirely up to you. Otherwise, the respective instructions will give you some guidelines to follow. For an Amigurumi bunny, brown shades are the best choice for a classic Amigurumi bunny. It's best to have a few different ones ready so that you can vary. White yarn is also good, for example on the paws and, of course, on the tail. Another idea would be a cute Amigurumi bunny that looks completely white - so you see, the possibilities are basically endless. All in all, it is mainly the following materials and tools that you should prepare:

Crocheting techniques for your Amigurumi bunny

As already mentioned in the beginning, Amigurumis are very beginner-friendly projects, no matter if rabbit, unicorn, bear or any other variation. Nevertheless, it doesn't hurt if you already have some experience in crocheting, because some basics are absolutely necessary here as well. Above all you should be able to do the following:

• Thread ring
• Air meshes
• Fixed meshes
• Increase / Doubling
• Removal / crocheting
• Sewing and stitching

You have problems with one of these crocheting techniques? Just have a look at your manual, where you can look up the whole procedure step by step. And if you are stuck, just visit our forum - our friendly community members will be happy to help you and give you advice and support. Alternatively, you can find many useful tutorials on our YouTube channel!

Use Amigurumi rabbit - gift, decoration or toy?

There are many different uses for your finished Amigurumi bunny. Give it as a birthday present to friends and family or give your offspring a little joy. Amigurumis are also ideal for baby parties or many other occasions thanks to their small, handy size. Apart from that, an Amigurumi bunny is also perfect for Easter. So you have an absolutely unique and individual decoration that looks great on the windowsill or in the Easter nest!