~ Bunny Millie ~
Amigurumi bunny pattern. Crochet giant plush bunny pattern.

This is DIGITAL ITEM:
1) Crochet pattern in PDF (18 pages) with a lot of photos of the process;
2) Videos for 4 steps of the process (the links to youtube are available in PDF document).
To make this toy, you need to have basic crochet skills - you have to know crochet terms, what means crochet in a spiral and in turning rows and how to sew parts.

The pattern is written:

• in US crochet terms;
• for right-handed.

Crochet terms and abbreviations (US terms):
MR – magic ring
ch – chain
turn ch – turning chain
st – stitch
sc – single crochet
sl st – slip stitch
inc – increase
dec – decrease

Materials and tools used in this pattern:
Yarn consumption:
Light Peach (# 80333): ~ 630 g - yarn „Himalaya Dolphin Baby” (100% Polyester; 100 g / 120 m)
White (# 741): ~ 150 g - yarn „YarnArt Dolce” (100% Micro Polyester; 100 g / 120 m)

• 4 mm (size G) crochet hook (for crocheting the toy);
• 1.5 mm (size 8, steel) crochet hook (for crocheting the nose and the eyes);
• thin dark brown and white yarn for crocheting the eyes and embroidering eyelashes and eyebrows, thin light peach yarn for crocheting the nose (in this pattern – „BBB magnum 5” – 100% cotton; 100 g / 452 m);
• stuffing - polyester fiberfill (hollowfibre) – about 1 kg 85 g;
• scissors;
• yarn needles (a blunt-tipped needle with a large eye) - one larger for plush yarn and one smaller for thin yarn;
• stitch markers.

The size of the finished toy is about 77 cm (30.3 in) and the weight – 1 kg 900 g, if you use specified or similar materials and tools.

Thank you for your interest in my crochet bunny pattern!
Feel free to ask me if you have any questions.

This material is the original work of Diana Teivisa and is intended for your personal use only. Please do not forward, publish, distribute in any form, or sell this crochet pattern (in whole or in part) or translation of it into another language.
Please do not sell finished toy made by this crochet pattern “online” on marketplaces on the Internet or through social networks. But feel free to sell the finished toy at fairs and craft markets or other “offline” (actual) shops.

Thank you for understanding and happy crocheting!
Diana :)