A plush bunny for little Pontus..

pattern stuffed bunny

Pontus is almost a year old.

And since I sewed this bunny a couple of times already last Christmas, I wanted to give one to Pontus too.

I didn’t have a lot of time to sew all these presents for the kids in Sweden, and everything I didn’t have to think about, a benefit.

You won’t believe it, but only figured out where to sew on the ears when I made the fourth bunny!

With the other ones I sewed on the ears on the sides and never understood, why my bunnies looked so crumpled.

So, whoever is as dumb as I am, here my advice: sew the ears between the back of the head and the front of the head! Otherwise it doesn’t look pretty..

I found the pattern on the website of KimmysFreizeit.

At the crayfish fest the bunny was allowed to sit on the table with us..

.. and here the bunny enjoys the sun at a quiet place in the garden.

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And at easter reindeers will come..

The patterns for the stuffed bunny you can find on the website of Kimmys Freizeit.

With the horde of bunnies that I am sewing right now, I hope that they won’t already hide easter eggs on christmas.

Bunny number 3 is done.

This time I used a plush whose optic reminds a little bit of sheep wool. Because the color is a little dark and it could be a little more colorful for a young boy, I decided, to him a t-shirt too.

But because he has a big head and the stuffed bunny also has a huge bobble I had to sew the shirt around him. Due to laziness, because I didn't want to sew extra buttons too! I really don’t know though what would have been more difficult, the of agonizing sewing around or buttons you can open up.

Now my first christmas present is done! For Hector a stuffed bunny, and I would say, I did a pretty good job.

Now that only leaves the christmas presents for everyone else. Phew, my project of making all christmas presents by myself is a very slow process!

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Snow bunny..

You can find the pattern for the snow bunny on the website of Kimmys Freizeit.

So it fits at least a little into christmas time, Hector will get a white snow bunny made out of plush. But as soon as I tailored the head and the body, Vladimir surprisingly was extremely enthusiastic and was very persistent that Irma would get it and so I would have to sew another one for Heki.

Alright, so Irma will just get another stuffed bunny for christmas. You can never have enough bunnies in ones barn and our little one is more excited about unwrapping things anyway other than the present itself.

When I was done with the face Vladimir’s rapture decreased though and I have to admit the bunny looked a little crumpled. Well, it’s a good thing that I can practice on Heki’s stuffed bunny.

I definitely learned one thing: Pay attention to what way hairs of the plush point at the when you cut out the pieces. I didn’t and had to cut out a lot of pieces again.

You can find the pattern for the snow bunny on the website of Kimmys Freizeit.

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My guinea pig..

Patterns stuffed bunny

Hector’s present is the first one on my list. Because of him I had the idea to make all christmas presents myself. I wanted to sew him a teddy bear, but then I found a pattern for a stuffed bunny, that seemed to be easier to make - I am not too great at sewing yet, so the bear has to wait.

I found the pattern on Kimmys Freizeit.

But the first “guinea pig” should be for Irma. For that I used an old pillowcase and a worn-out shirt.

I tried really hard, but somehow the stuffed bunny doesn’t look exactly like the sample.

Especially the body doesn’t make sense, so I turned it 180 degrees. Now the bunny has a flat belly and two bottom cheeks. Because of that I could sew on a bobble too.

So he is a little bit more exciting for Irma, I stuffed a capsule of a kinder surprise egg - that was filled with raw lentils - into the bunnies belly. Now it has a bobble and rattles.

To sew the stuffed bunny was relatively “easy”, but to make a pretty face was definitely a challenge for me. It seems so simple, it took a couple of attempts to having both eyes at the same height and also to sew the nose. After I tried out a couple of methods, I found that Stricktwist was the easiest.

Here you can see my first self-sewed stuffed bunny. It doesn’t look exactly like the original, but I still am proud of myself.

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