Bunny Bowl. You are working in continuous rounds (spirals), unless otherwise stated.

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1 Bunny Bowl Feel free to sell Your finished items. Mass production is - of course - not permitted. Do not copy, alter, share, publish or sell pattern, pictures or images. Copies be made for owner s personal use only. * * * ATTENTION: Please be aware that I only share my patterns via If you have downloaded this FREE pattern anywhere else, please delete it immediately - as there are sites where anonymous hackers upload pattern files containing viruses, allowing them to access your computer and steal your personal and financial details. Materials: brown, beige, orange, green und some colors for the eggs (for me: Schachenmayr Catania Fb. 257, 106, 189, 205; Schachenmayr Catania Color Fb. 30, 93, 26; Schachenmayr Bravo Fb. 8281, 8224) Crochet hook in suitable size (for me: 2.0 mm and 4.0 mm) Stuffing Bowl (approx. 20 cm diameter) some cardboard or plastic (e. g. from packaging or something like that) If necessary, pink crayon, textile pencils or similar Abbreviations (US Terms): MR = magic ring sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet ch = chain st = stitch slst = slip stitch inc = increase dec = decrease BLO = back loop only FLO = front loop only The specifications of the wool and needle sizes are only examples/references. If You use other wool than specified, the figure will become larger or smaller. It s Your choice which wool you use. The needle size must be chosen to match the wool used. When crocheting Amigurumis You should use a much smaller needle size than indicated on the banderole or You would use it for other crochet projects so that no holes are made when the piece is stuffed. With a needle size of 2 mm, my gauge sample results in a diameter of 4.5 cm for six crocheted rounds. You are working in continuous rounds (spirals), unless otherwise stated. from I hope, it's understandable and I'm really sorry if something sounds weird.!

2 First you prepare the insert for the bowl. To do this, measure the inner diameter of your bowl and draw a big circle on the solid cardboard or plastic (the circle should be a little smaller, because there is still some wool around, so draw it about half an centimeter smaller) and cut out the circle. Now you need something to balance the height. For this you can simply make a cross (also made of solid cardboard). Cut out two strips, each strip should be as long as the inner diameter of the bowl is at the bottom and as wide as about three-quarters of the height of the bowl (also measured inside). Cut a slit in the middle of each strip, which is up to half the width (see also pictures). Base slab: Bravo brown The number of rounds with increases depends of course on the size of the cardboard disc and the wool used. In this case, it may be necessary to adjust by more or less rounds with increases. 1. hdc 9 in MR (9) 2. inc x 9 (18) 3. (hdc 1, inc) x 9 (27) 4. (hdc 2, inc) x 9 (36) 5. (hdc 3, inc) x 9 (45) 6. (hdc 4, inc) x 9 (54) 7. (hdc 5, inc) x 9 (63) 8. (hdc 6, inc) x 9 (72) 9. (hdc 7, inc) x 9 (81) 10. (hdc 8, inc) x 9 (90) 11. BLO: (hdc 8, dec) x9 (81) Now place the cardboard disc in the crochet piece. 12. (hdc 7, dec) x9 (72)

3 Bunny: Catania beige or light brown 2. inc x6 (12) 3. (sc 1, inc) x6 (18) 4. (sc 2, inc) x6 (24) 5. (sc 3, inc) x6 (30) 6. (sc 4, inc) x6 (36) 7. (sc 5, inc) x6 (42) 8. (sc 6, inc) x6 (48) 9. (sc 7, inc) x6 (54) 10. (sc 8, inc) x6 (60) (13 rounds) sc in each st (60) 24. (sc 8, dec) x6 (54) 25. sc in each st (54) 26. BLO: (sc 7, dec) x6 (48) 27. (sc 6, dec) x6 (42) 28. (sc 5, dec) x6 (36) 29. (sc 4, dec) x6 (30) 30. (sc 3, dec) x6 (24) Loosely stuff the piece. 31. (sc 2, dec) x6 (18) 32. (sc 1, dec) x6 (12) Stuff the body, making sure that the bottom remains as flat as possible. If you don't manage to do this, you can cut out a cardboard or plastic plate of the right size for your body and put it in. 33. dec x6 (6) Paw (make 2): Catania white Crochet an oval (see chart). 1. ch 10, sc 1 in second chain from hook, sc 7, sc 3 in the last stitch, rotate 180 degrees and crochet along the opposite side of the chain: sc 7, sc 2 in the last stitch (20) 2. inc, sc 7, inc x3, sc 7, inc x2 (26) 3. sc 1, inc, sc 7, (sc 1, inc) x3, sc.7, (sc 1, inc) x2 (32) (5 Rounds) sc in each st (32) 9. (sc 6, dec) x4 (28) 10. sc in each st (28) 11. (sc 5, dec) x4 (24) (3 Rounds) sc in each st (24) 15. (sc 6, dec) x3 (21) 16. (sc 5, dec) x3 (18) 17. (sc 1, dec) x6 (12) Stuff and shape the paw but not too tightly because the paw has to be formed later. 18. dec x6 (6) Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.

4 For separating the toes, use a strong thread in paw color. Use pins to mark the points of penetration (approx. in the middle of the paw with 4-5 stitches in between). On top of the paw I also put two pins where the thread is supposed to run along later, which makes the shaping even easier. Stitch with the needle into the first marked position through the paw. Now run the thread over the paw and pierce it again into the first penetration point. Repeat it several times, tighten the thread again and again so that a toe forms. Repeat for the second mark. You can paint on the bales with crayon, make-up, fabric paint or something like that. For the tail there are two possibilities. I chose a pompom this time. For this I have wrapped white bravo wool on a pompom maker and created it. If You don t have a pompom maker, You can easily make it from cardboard.

5 Of course you can crochet the tail instead. Tail: Catania white 1. sc 8 in MR (8) 2. inc x8 (16) 3. (sc 1, inc) x8 (24) 4. (sc 2, inc) x8 (32) (6 Rounds) sc in each st (32) 11. (sc 2, dec) x8 (24) 12. (sc 1, dec) x8 (16) Fasten off, do not close, leave a long tail for sewing. Stuff and shape the tail. Sew the paws and tail to the body. Big half carrot: Catania orange 2. BLO: sc in each st (12) 3. (sc 1, inc) x6 (18) 4. (sc 2, inc) x6 (24) 5. (sc 3, inc) x6 (30) (5 Rounds) sc in each st (30) 11. (sc 8, dec) x3 (27) 12. sc in each st (27) 13. (sc 7, dec) x3 (24) 14. sc in each st (24) 15. BLO: (sc 2, dec) x6 (18) 16. (sc 1, dec) x6 (12) Stuff the body, making sure that the bottom remains as flat as possible. If you don't manage to do this, you can cut out a cardboard or plastic plate of the right size for your body and put it in. 17. dec x6 (6)

6 Join green in one of the frontloops of round 2. ch 10, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 8, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 13, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 11, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 11, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 9, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 15, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 13, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 12, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 10, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 15, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 13, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 Embroider the typical lines on the carrot with thin black or dark brown thread. Small half carrot: Catania orange 2. BLO: sc in each st (12) 3. (sc 1, inc) x6 (18) 4. (sc 2, inc) x6 (24) (4 Rounds) sc in each st (24) 9. (sc 6, dec) x3 (21) 10. sc in each st (21) 11. (sc 5, dec) x3 (18) 12. sc in each st (18) 13. BLO: (sc 1, dec) x6 (12) Stuff the body, making sure that the bottom remains as flat as possible. If you don't manage to do this, you can cut out a cardboard or plastic plate of the right size for your body and put it in. 14. dec x6 (6) Join green in one of the frontloops of round 2. ch 7, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 5, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 10, slst 1 in second ch from hook, sc 9, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 9, slst 1 in second ch from hook, sc 7, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 6, slst 1 in second ch from hook, sc 4, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 10, slst 1 in second ch from hook, sc 8, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 ch 8, slst 1 in second ch from hook, sc 6, slst 1 in the next loop of round 2 Embroider the typical lines on the carrot with thin black or dark brown thread. Complete carrot: Catania orange 2. (sc 2, inc) x2 (8) 3. sc in each st (8) 4. (sc 3, inc) x2 (10) 5. sc in each st (10) 6. (sc 4, inc) x2 (12) 7. sc in each st (12) 8. (sc 5, inc) x2 (14) 9. sc in each st (14) 10. (sc 6, inc) x2 (16) 11. sc in each st (16)

7 12. (sc 7, inc) x2 (18) 13. sc in each st (18) 14. (sc 8, inc) x2 (20) (5 Rounds) sc in each st (20) 20. (sc 2, dec) x5 (15) Stuff and shape the carrot. 21. (sc 1, dec) x5 (10) Fasten off. This time, not only pass the thread through the front stitches, but alternately through a front and a back one, so that 3 stitches remain visible. Weave in the ends invisibly. Join green in on of these visible unworked loops. ch 7, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 5, slst 1 in the next free loop ch 8, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 6, slst 1 in the next free loop ch 6, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 4, slst 1 in the next free loop ch 10, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 8, slst 1 in the next free loop ch 9, slst 1 in second chain from hook, sc 7, slst 1 in the next free loop Embroider the typical lines on the carrot with thin black or dark brown thread. If You want You can crochet some Easter eggs now. Easter egg: Color of choice 2. inc x6 (12) 3. (sc 3, inc) x3 (15) 4. (sc 4, inc) x3 (18) 5. (sc 5, inc) x3 (21) 6. (sc 6, inc) x3 (24) 7. (sc 7, inc) x3 (27) 8. (sc 8, inc) x3 (30) 9. (sc 9, inc) x3 (33) 10. (sc 10, inc) x3 (36) (6 Rounds) sc in each st (36) 17. (sc 4, dec) x6 (30) 18. (sc 3, dec) x6 (24) 19. (sc 2, dec) x6 (18) 20. sc in each st (18) 21. (sc 1, dec) x6 (12) Stuff and shape the egg. 22. dec x6 (6) Ready! :o)

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