White Easter Bunny

Get ready to create an adorable knitted bunny with this delightful pattern, perfect for Easter decoration! This charming toy features fully movable arms, rotating legs, and a head that can be positioned however you like, making it an engaging addition to your Easter décor or a fantastic gift. Once completed, the finished bunny measures approximately 9.45 inches (24 cm) tall, making it an ideal size for cuddling or display.

**Materials Needed:** To bring this lovely bunny to life, gather the following materials:

• 4 double-pointed needles in a size suitable for the yarn weight you choose. I recommend using needles that are a size or two smaller than the yarn calls for to create a firm and sturdy fabric. For this project, I used size 2.5 mm (US 1.5) needles for the bunny and size 4 mm (US 6) needles for the clothing.
• White yarn: I used Kartopu «Flora» 100% acrylic (100g - 230m), which creates a soft and fluffy texture. For a more luxurious finish, consider using a blend like Lace (50% acrylic, 50% wool, 100g - 450m).
• Mint colored yarn: For the bunny's trousers, I chose NAKO Superlambs Special, which is a cozy blend of 50% wool and 50% premium acrylic (100g - 200m).
• Toy stuffing: Ensure your bunny is soft and huggable with quality toy stuffing.
• Plastic eyes or two buttons: These will give your bunny a charming look, so choose according to your style.
• A plastic nose: Add a cute finishing touch to your bunny's face.
• A yarn needle: Essential for sewing pieces together and weaving in ends.
• A stitch holder: Helpful for keeping your stitches organized during assembly.
• A ribbon: For an extra decorative touch around the bunny’s neck.

This bunny knitting pattern is perfect for knitters of all skill levels. Whether you're an experienced knitter looking for a fun project or a beginner eager to learn, this pattern has something for everyone. With its easy-to-follow instructions and charming design, you will enjoy creating this delightful Easter-themed decoration. So gather your materials, and let’s get knitting!