Try this easy to follow crochet bunny rattle pattern that includes detailed step by step instructions with many photos. This Amigurumi bunny rattle pattern will help you make your own crochet toys with confidence so don’t hesitate and get started NOW. And remember that I am happy to provide support with any of my crochet animal patterns if needed. Happy crocheting!

DETAILS:

• available only in English using US crochet terms
• the pattern includes instructions for both the bunny rattle and the wooden ring rattle
• skill level: basic crochet skills and knowledge
• finished size – bunny rattle: 18cm / 7 inches long
• finished size – wooden ring rattle: 9cm / 3.5 inches in diameter

THIS CROCHET BUNNY RATTLE PATTERN CONSISTS OF:

• step by step pattern descriptions including lots of photos for guidance
• Information on how to assemble your toy including photos
• Information about materials and equipment needed
• List of abbreviations used in the pattern

MATERIALS NEEDED:
- This pattern will work with any weight of yarn or type of fiber but I recommend:
100% cotton for a baby - Fine Sport #2 = 4 ply OR Light Worsted #3 = DK

I USED:

• Fine Sport #2 = 4 ply
• 100% mercerised cotton (you can use any brand you like)
• 1x ball of brown yarn - (50g/125m)
• 1x ball of beige yarn - (50g/125m)
• 1x ball of white yarn - (50g/125m)
• A long piece of black yarn for eye embroidery
• A long piece of white yarn for nose embroidery

OTHER MATERIALS USED:

• polyester fibre fill
• small plastic container and beads for making a rattle (or you can choose to purchase a rattle)
• 2 wooden rings (untreated) - 5cm diameter
• 4 wooden beads (untreated) – 20mm diameter
• 3 wooden beads (untreated) - 12mm diameter

EQUIPMENT NEEDED:

• crochet hook: I used 2mm hook, if using different weight of yarn then refer to hook size recommendations on the yarn but go one size smaller
• scissors, yarn needle, pins with large heads, stitch marker or thin yarn to use instead

You may sell the crochet toys you made using this crochet bunny rattle pattern as long as you credit me as the original designer