This crochet pattern makes a warm and fuzzy bunny hat, cape, and little amigurumi carrot prop. Perfect photo prop for every little boy and girl! Great for Easter time or any newborn photo session!

Includes size: Newborn

Materials Needed for One Set:
Bulky Weight Yarn Size #5­ Yarn pictured is:
Bernat Pipsqueak in Vanilla (approx 130 yards)
Bernat Pipsqueak in White (approx 15 yards)
Worsted Weight Yarn #4 – Yarn pictured is:
Caron Simply Soft in Soft Pink or Soft Blue (approx 25 yards)
Red Heart Soft in Guacamole (approx 3 yards)
Red Heart Super Saver in Pumpkin (approx 12 yards)
Size H/5.0 mm Crochet Hook­­or hook needed for gauge
Size E/3.5mm Hook for Carrot
Tapestry Needle
Pom­Pom Maker Recommended ­ 2” Size
Scissors
Stitch Marker Recommended for Carrot
Poly­fill Stuffing
1 Button – 1 and 1/8 inch, with matching needle
and thread

Skill level- Intermediate. I say intermediate due to the yarn used. Not easy to see stitches for beginner.

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To make this item, you should be familiar with basic crochet stitches and techniques. Directions written so that they are easy to read and follow. Patterns are written in standard American/U.S. English terms.

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