Mary E

What a super snuggly bunny, quick to make, easy pattern. I made one adjustment to the head. The row of 12 after the increase row left my head looking like a breast with nipple. No matter how I stuffed or embroidered the nose it didn't look like the snout in the photo. Instead, I followed the pattern but instead of that second row of 12 sc. I increased to 15. The next row is an increase to 18. It worked perfectly. I also made a round tail, magic ring of 6, increase in each stitch (12 sc). Increase to 15, (sc 4, increase in next st. 3 times). 15 sc next row, decrease to 12 st next row, decrease to 6, stuff. Sew to butt. It's perfect!

Jennifer

I typically crochet baby blankets and a few hats. This pattern was easy to follow and the kids love them! I have made 4 so far. The first with the suggested yarn from Hobbi and it came out great sorry I don't have a picture of that one. The other three with yarn that I had. Just know if you use a bulkier yarn you will get a bigger bunny. One of mine was over a foot tall loved it! Also if you want a tail google how to crochet a ball and make a small ball of the same yarn or white if you want a "cotton tail" and then whip stitch it on. I will post pictures of the last three.

Lauren

Super easy and quick! The nose kept coming out weird and pointy for me, so I will try following Mary's suggestion in her review next time a make it. I still love it, though! I got some 2 inch faux fur balls to add for tails! My son LOVES his and I'll be making more to sell at our Easter craft fair.

Martha

This is such a cute pattern. Easy to make.
I used it to make one for my granddaughter but didn't come out very good. But I'm going to keep making them in hopes they look better.

Jo

My first attempt at amigurumi. This pattern was easy to follow, and turned out beautifully. Thanks for all of your lovely, free patterns, I will be making more!