KBP-347 - Cotton Candy Bunny Knitting Pattern Knitted Soft Toy

cotton candy bunny rabbit knitting pattern

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Cotton Candy Bunny Knitting Pattern

Name: Cotton Candy Bunny Knitting Pattern
Brand: Knitting by Post
SKU: KBP-347
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Published on 27 December 2019
Pattern Number KBP-347

Sweet as candy and so cute you could hop. Here is a little spring time bunny rabbit knitting pattern with an easy to knit wrap round dress too.

This little bunny is made with pink, cream double knitting yarn on 3mm single pointed knitting needles. This knitting pattern is available online or in a printed A5 leaflet. The pattern has UK terms.

Completed Dimensions

Approximately 24cm high when sitting

Suggested Yarn

Double knitting. 50g cream, 25g pink. Small amount of black for the eyes. Toy stuffing

A Cotton Candy Bunny Knitting Pattern is a guide for creating a knitted toy that looks like a bunny made out of cotton candy. It uses DK soft yarn to mimic the texture of cotton candy, making the bunny soft and cuddly and ready for Easter treats.

Children find these bunnies appealing because they combine two things they often love: soft toys and the sweet, fun aspect of cotton candy. The bright, pastel colours often used in these patterns also attract children, making the bunnies visually appealing to them.

This pattern is special because it offers a creative and engaging way to make a unique toy. It represents comfort, warmth, and the joy of playful, imaginative items that bring happiness. The act of knitting one also provides a sense of accomplishment and allows for personal touches in gifts or decorations.

People love them so much because they are more than just toys. They’re a handmade symbol of care and affection. Knitting a Cotton Candy Bunny can be a fulfilling project, offering a wonderful way to express creativity and make something that brings joy to both the knitter and the recipient.

Needle Size	3mm Single Pointed Knitting Needles. This is the same as a UK size 11 or a US size 3
Language	English
Knitting Skills	Cast on Knit – k Purl – p Increase the number of stitches by knitting into the front and back of the same stitch – inc Decrease the number of stitches by knitting 2 stitches together – k2tog Cast off Sewing Pieces Together Inserting Toy Stuffing
Yarn Weight	This pattern uses any brand of Double Knitting yarn. Double Knitting is also known as Light Worsted, 8ply or No.3. It should be about 300 metres per 100g
Materials	Toy Stuffing for inside. Also known as Fiberfill or Wool Stuffing
Equipment	Yarn Sewing Needle
Craft	Knitting – With 2 Single Pointed Needles
Designed by	Knitting by Post Toy Knitting Pattern Designers. You Can be Confident as This Pattern Has Been Lovingly Crafted by Specialists.
Media	A5 Professionally Printed Leaflet. Your pattern is compact enough to fit on a chair arm or into a knitting bag OR Instant Digital PDF Download. You can read from and carry your knitting pattern on your mobile device or print it at home yourself.
Tension	26 sts x 33 rows = 10cm x 10cm in stocking stitch with double knitting yarn
Character	Animals Easter
Knitting Style	All pieces are knitted flat on 2 needles. They will have a seam when completed.
Colour	Pink White

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Pattern Instructions and Help

What About Knitting Needles?

We use either 3mm(UK 11, US 3) needles with Double Knitting yarn.If you use chunky / bulky then 4.5mm single pointed knitting needles(UK 7, US 7) are what we use.

Is That Right? It Seems Too Small

If you look at a ball band or have knitted garments before, you will know the recommended size is for larger needles.We do this so when you knit the pieces the knitting stays dense and the toy stuffing doesn't show through.

How Do I Attach a Head to a Knitted Toy ?

The article gives help to avoid wobbly knitted heads and makes them secure for children to use.

How Do I Get Perfect Toy Eyes?

Here is a guide to guide to sewing eyes securely to your finished toy

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Do I Need To Go And Buy More Yarn?

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We tend to use acrylic yarn for our toys as the thickness is consistent and colours are vibrant.

We only use 2 thicknesses of yarn for all patterns. Either Double Knitting (Light Worsted, 8ply, No.3, Approx 300m/100g) or Chunky (Bulky, 16ply, No.5, Approx 150m/100g) See the listing to see which one we used.

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