Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver yarns:
o Retro Stripe: less than 2- 5 oz skeins, 430 yrds

• Size “H” (5.00 MM) hook
• Size “E” (3.75 MM) hook used for leaf emblem
• Fiberfill for stuffing pieces
• E6000 Glue; hot glue may used as well however it will not hold up as well as the E6000 multipurpose glue. You can get this glue at any Walmart, Dollar General, Hobby Lobby or hardware store.
• Jar: approximate measurements: 13” around; 4” wide X 5.5” tall ; jar mouth opening 3”: I purchased mine from Family Dollar/ Dollar Tree Store; you can also use wide mouth pint canning jars
• Optional: safety eyes and nose
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle- for weaving in ends

Notes:

1. This pattern is written with the beginner in mind, however I do recommend you be a confident beginner and understand basic stitches, increases, and decreases for this pattern
2. This pattern includes lots of pictures to help you along the way
3. This pattern is written in US terminology for the right handed crocheter
4. Numbers in parenthesis at end of round states how many stitches.
5. Stitches in brackets indicate stitch pattern followed by how many times to repeat what is in the brackets
6. Chains at beginning of rows do not count towards stitch count
7. The majority of this pattern is worked in the round
8. Guage: 9 SC sts X 8 SC rows= 2”
9. Bunny measures approximately 11” tall by 9” wide
10. Graphics courtesy of yarnstandards.com
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