27 Free Crochet Bunny Patterns (From Amigurumi to Blankets)

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Do you want to make a crochet bunny? I mean, who doesn’t love cute crochet bunny patterns or amigurumi bunny patterns?! Bunny toys, blankets, and hats are a hit with little ones, and a live bunny is one of the cutest little animals out there. These free crochet bunny patterns are easy-to-understand and will help you practice and improve your crochet skills further. These crochet bunnies will make the little ones around you so excited. Let’s hope your fingers are well-rested and ready for crocheting a family of cute little bunnies.

Free Crochet Bunny Patterns

Free Crochet Bunny Patterns (Quick Guide)

This collection includes:

  • Amigurumi bunny toys
  • Ragdoll and stuffed rabbits
  • Bunny hats and beanies
  • Baby rattles and teethers
  • Bunny blankets and loveys
  • Rabbit pillows
  • Easter baskets and decorations
  • Crochet bunny appliqués

Stuffed Crochet Bunny Patterns

These bunny patterns include cuddly toys in a various sizes and styles for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.

Velvet Bunny Crochet Patterns

Velvet Bunny Crochet Patterns

What a sweet charmer! This bunny made with velvet yarn is super soft and cuddly. I think every little one deserves a cute little stuffie to cuddle. One made by someone special to them is one worth keeping forever. This bunny’s long arms will make the perfect bedtime buddy. Patterns from Crochet for you

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Spring Bunny Crochet Pattern

Spring Bunny Crochet Patterns from Spin a Yarn Crochet

What a lovely ragdoll bunny to play with! This vibrant doll should brighten up your spring (or any other season). It would make a beautiful present for a springtime baby. This ragdoll is easy to create, so you can do this project during your relaxing time. Patterns from Spin a Yarn Crochet.

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Mini Amigurumi Bunny Pattern

amigurumi bunny pattern free

This crochet bunny pattern is quick to make because the legs, body, and head are all done in one piece. Then, you simply sew on the arms and ears at the end. These cuties are great for year-round crocheting fun! So grab your yarn and let’s get hopping on this delightful amigurumi bunny project! From Loops & Love Crochet

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Stuffed Crochet Bunny

Crochet Bunny from Leelee Knits

This small stuffed bunny would make a best friend. It’s such a pleasing pattern in cool, neutral tones. The color palette used is so effortlessly modern, it would look great even in an older child’s room too. Patterns from Leelee Knits

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Easy Chubby Bunny Crochet Pattern 

Easy Bunny Crochet Patterns 

Here is an adorable amigurumi bunny pattern you can whip up in no time. It’s so quick that you’ll have one ready to surprise your kids before the day ends. And here’s the best part: you can personalize these bunnies with cute little bows and bow ties. Add a crocheted carrot so they can snack on it later. From Menagerie of Stitches

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Crochet Amigurumi Bunnies

Crocheting Amigurumi

This adorable bunny crochet pattern is great for those who are new to making crochet animals. It includes instructions for upright ears as well as floppy ears. I’m partial to floppy ears because they’re so cute and have more expression. You can finish it off with any color nose and bow. Patterns from Kristi Tullus

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8ply) Category 3

Small Bunny Crochet Pattern

Small Bunny Crochet Pattern

This small bunny is the cutest winter charm. Keep it on the mantlepiece when you turn on that fireplace and feel extra comfy and warm amid winter. I absolutely love the bunny’s hat, but not more than its carrot sled. How wonderfully creative! Patterns Amigurumi to Go

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Crochet Bunny Softie Toy

Crochet Bunny from Yarnspirations

If your little one doesn’t have a big, huggable crochet cutie yet, it’s time to make them one. And if you are going to make this for a little girl, adding little bows to the ears will give it an extra oomph. Patterns from Yarnspirations

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8ply) Category 3

Classic Bunny Pattern

Free crochet bunny patterns

This pattern is a truly classic crochet bunny, and it will make a timeless present for a little loved one. Who wouldn’t love those floppy bunny ears! This bunny present will be a hit, and you can bet the little ones will be dragging around their precious stuffie everywhere. Patterns from One Dog Woof

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky, Category 6

Crochet Bunny Duo Patterns

Free crochet bunny patterns

Get ready to meet the most adorable pair ever—the teddy and bunny duo! These lovable creatures are made using a similar pattern but with a few tweaks to give them their unique faces. Just a heads up, though: working with fluffy yarn can be a bit trickier because it’s harder to see the stitches. Pattern from All About Ami

YARN WEIGHT: Category 7, Jumbo

Free Hooded Rabbit Crochet Pattern

Hood Bunny Crochet Pattern 

Picture this: a bunny that’s all about the cozy life, just like you in your favorite hoodie! Snuggling up is their specialty, and this beginner crochet bunny pattern is here to make it happen. All you need to know are a few basic stitches like the chain stitch, single crochet, and single crochet increase and decrease. Pattern from Once Upon a Cheerio

YARN WEIGHT: Category 7, Jumbo

Tiny Rabbit Tutorial

Rabbit tutorial

Say hello to your new desk, table, or shelf companion: the weighted bunny buddy! This little cutie will happily settle in and keep you company whenever you need it. The best part is that you get to personalize it by choosing your favorite outfit colors for this adorable friend! Pattern from And She Laughs

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Adorable Bunny Crochet Patterns

Free Bunny Crochet Pattern

Just appreciate the cuteness of this bunny. All you need is a love for crochet and a passion for amigurumi toys. Whether you make the Cube Bunny as an Easter treat or just for yourself because it brings pure joy, I’m sure the kids in your family will absolutely love it too. Pattern from Crafty Bunny Bun

YARN WEIGHT: Chunky/Bulky (12ply)

Rose the Rabbit Bunny Pattern

Beige and white rabbit

Here’s another stunning amigurumi bunny pattern for you. This rabbit is perfect for Easter, but let me tell you a little secret. It won’t be forgotten once the holiday is over. This bunny is destined to become a favorite toy all year round! If you’re an advanced crocheter, get ready for some extra fun. Pattern from Jess Huff

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Dress Me Rabbit Amigurumi

Easy Crochet Bunny

Get ready to have some fun and let your creativity soar as you dress up this bunny in all sorts of cute outfits and accessories. It’s a project that brings joy to everyone, young and young at heart! Free Pattern from Amigurumitogo

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

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Crochet Easter Hearty Bunny

Crochet Easter Bunny

Bunnies and hearts are synonymous with Valentine’s Day gifts or for celebrating love in general. No one minds being on the receiving end of these, and you can’t help a flutter or two of your excitedly beating heart. Try out this lovely bunny & crochet heart pattern for a special someone in your life. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8ply) Category 3

Crochet Bunny Patterns for Babies

These crochet bunny patterns for babies include soft blankets, loveys, rattles, and teethers that make thoughtful handmade gifts.

Crochet Easter Bunny Rattle

Crochet Easter Bunny Pattern

Little rattles always fascinate babies, especially ones that are learning to move on their own and hold things. Its crocheted exterior will provide the perfect cushioning and softness, while the bell stuffed inside will have the baby intrigued and wanting to shake it more. Patterns from One Dog Woof

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Blanket Bunny Crochet Pattern

Bunny Crochet Pattern for Blanket

This blanket will make you squeal and want to crochet one right away. It’s soft, it has a little bunny on it—it’s PERFECT. Patterns like these make you want to be young again and surround yourself with all things cute and think of rainbows and unicorns and conquering the world in style. Patterns from Anabelia Craft Design

YARN WEIGHT:

Crochet Bunny Ears

Crochet Bunny Ears

For teething babies, the sole purpose of the existence of anything and everything is to be popped into the mouth. You can use this pattern to create bunny ear teethers that will look super cute. The child will enjoy playing with the textured ears. Patterns from One Dog Woof

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Cozy Bunny Blanket

Blanket Crochet Bunny Patterns

This bunny pattern crochets up in no time, making it the perfect companion for little ones who love cuddles. Keep in mind, though, that this pattern is ideal for intermediate crocheters who are up for a bit of a challenge. Free Pattern from Lion Brand

YARN WEIGHT: Bulky/Chunky (12ply)

Rabbit Blanket

Blanket

I’ve got a super cute pattern for you: a bunny lovey! Loveys are the best because they give kids both a cozy blanket and a little friend to snuggle with. It’s a win-win! Free bunny crochet pattern from Katerine Klarer

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Crochet Bunny Wearables and Décors

These crochet bunny patterns include hats, baskets, appliqués, pillows, and other fun accessories for Easter and everyday use.

Crochet Bunny Hat Pattern

Crochet Bunny Hat

Looking for a cute little crochet pattern to whip up? This newborn-baby bunny hat is so quick and easy to make, and it will be perfect for a cute Easter costume or as a personal baby shower present. Keep your little one looking extra adorable and feeling warm during the holidays. Patterns from Make & Do Crew

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Basket Crochet Bunny Patterns

Rabbit Basket

The flat bunny on the side leaves the rest of the basket spacious enough for stuffing up with any Easter goodies that you have in mind. I love how cute this is, and it is quite simple to create. If you’re comfortable with crocheting hats, then you won’t find this basket any harder. Patterns The Lavender Chair

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply)

Crochet Rabbit Floor Pillow Pattern

Crochet Rabbit Pattern from Yarnspirations

For some reason, a lot of childhood is spent on the floor. From dragging themselves onto it, to setting up a tea party with their toys. What better than a bunny floor pillow. It’s such a fun project to work on and such a practical thing to make too. Patterns from Yarnspirations

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky, Category 6

Crochet Bunny Beanie Pattern

Free Crochet Bunny Patterns from Hopeful Honey

This cute crochet rabbit pattern will guide you in making a really adorable hat for a newborn baby. It’s in those starting days when there is barely any hair on them that hats act like saviors against the cold. Patterns from Hopeful Honey

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky, Category 6

Crochet Bunny Applique

Crochet Bunny Applique

This lovely bunny crochet pattern is perfect for creating fun decorations that can be used just about anywhere. The pattern comes in three sizes. Stitch these bunnies onto clothing, blankets, table decorations, or anywhere else that could use a cute and festive touch. The possibilities are endless! Pattern from Thoresbycottage

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8ply) Category 3

Easy Crochet Bunny Pillow

Bunny Crochet Pattern Pillow

Get ready for the ultimate softness, squishiness, and cuddliness with this crocheted bunny pillow! It’s like a fluffy cloud you can squeeze to your heart’s content. Whether you want to spruce up your space with a fun decoration or surprise a bunny lover, this project is bound to bring joy! Pattern from MooglyBlog

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky/Chunky, Category 6

Free Crochet Bunny Patterns FAQs

What is the best yarn for crochet bunny patterns?

Most crochet bunny patterns use worsted weight (10-ply/Category 4) yarn because it is easy to work with and creates durable stuffed toys. Velvet, wool, and cotton yarns each produce different textures.

Do I need to use a magic ring for amigurumi bunnies?

A magic ring creates a tightly closed center, making it ideal for amigurumi. If you prefer, you can also start with four chains joined into a ring.

What’s the best way to stuff a crochet bunny?

Begin adding stuffing before the opening becomes too small, using small amounts at a time for an even shape. Stuff the neck firmly to help support the head.

Why is my crochet bunny showing stuffing?

Visible stuffing usually means the stitches are too loose. Try using a smaller crochet hook size and maintain consistent tension to create a tighter fabric.

Should I use safety eyes or embroidered faces?

Safety eyes and noses are suitable for older children and decorative toys. For babies and young children, embroidered facial features are the safer choice.

Crochet Bunny Patterns – In Conclusion

A tiny amigurumi rabbit and an oversized bunny pillow may start with many of the same stitches, yet they produce completely different projects. These free crochet bunny patterns give you room to practice shaping, experiment with unusual yarn textures or move from a quick Easter appliqué to a detailed toy with its own wardrobe. Make one rabbit for a seasonal basket or crochet an entire family for gifts, nursery décor and year-round play.

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Author - Luisa Clare

Luisa Clare is the founder of Treasurie, a sewing and crochet education platform offering step-by-step tutorials and printable patterns. With over 15 years of experience in dressmaking, pattern design, crochet, and craft education, she specialises in teaching beginners through clear, easy-to-follow lessons. Her tutorials and patterns are used by home sewists and crocheters worldwide to build practical skills and confidence. Learn more about Luisa and Treasurie.

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  1. I just made this super floppy bunny and found the pattern easy to follow. Improvising I added a skirt I made up as I went and some other features. This was a most enjoyable project and I am thrilled with my bunny made using wool.
    Thank you again Lindy

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