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Rabbit Sewing Pattern

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Rabbit sewing pattern

Kids can never have too many toys, right?! Perhaps the parents would not agree with this since they are the ones who usually do the cleaning up after playtime and also have to pay for them. But ask any kid and their answer would definitely be yes. Since your kid is always right, we bring you this amazing Rabbit sewing pattern, for you to sew your kid their own soft toy.

To sew this cute little bunny, with a finished size of approximately 20 inches (50 cm), you will only need to have basic sewing skills. Sewing is made very simple as your rabbit is not jointed and that gives your rabbit a softer “raggedy” look.

The PDF pattern is detailed and the step-by-step well-illustrated instructions are easy to follow. No scaling is required since the pattern is full-sized. A seam allowance is already added so you don`t have to worry about that too, which is great.

The Rabbit pattern also includes a full list of the materials that you require. We have listed those below. All you need to do is to click on the button below and then download, print, and cut out the pattern.

Rabbit sewing pattern

If you don`t know which fabric you want to use to make your Kooka Rabbit then this is not really a problem, because you can make your little bunny with any fabric you want. Cotton, linen, plush, Minky… the options are so various. Use your creativity and make the rabbit as you desire.

The designer used wool felt for a warm huggable old fashioned feel, but as already mentioned, you can use whichever fabric you want.

Crafty Kooka is an authentic cottage industry and all their sewing patterns are carefully developed over weeks and sometimes months, with continual modifications, and improvements until it’s up to the highest standard. They design and test all their own patterns in their workshop in rural Ireland.

For sewing this cute Rabbit you will need:

  • Main fabric: half-metre of quilting cotton (which is typically 112cm wide) would suffice – or 2 fat quarters, the rabbit looks gorgeous in cotton, linen, fleece, denim, corduroy, even baby clothes as a memory rabbit – the largest pattern piece is approximately 15cm by 30cm, so you can use small cuts of fabric you have in your stash.
  • Accent fabric: 20cm by 52cm (8″ by 20″) (for the footpads and inside ears).
  • Embroidery thread for the eyes and mouth (safety eyes also work well).
  • Toy stuffing.
  • A doll needle, (A long hand sewing needle, typically 10cm long, but an ordinary embroidery needle would work too).
  • Basic sewing supplies.
  • A sewing machine.

It’s now time for you to sew this unique handcrafted stuffed soft toy, which we are sure your kid will adore.


CLICK HERE FOR THE PATTERN


 

More sewing patterns for toys on Pinterest ->

It's so much fun to sew toys and they make the perfect handmade gifts. We've saved lots of our favorite toy sewing patterns here to our Pinterest board. You can follow the board below, and don't forget to save some of the ideas to your own boards for later. Happy sewing.