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Description
Completed examples:
by
Rabbit version:
[link] [link] [link]
Bear variation:
[link] [link] [link]

1: draw a basic outline of a bunny, such as
the one on the left, and cut out. This will
be your pattern.
2: hold in place on top of fabric with one hand, and lightly trace around edges with a light colored pencil, and then cut along traced line. Make two.
(OR pin down and cut around edges).
3: place pieces right-sides together,
and pin along edges.
4: sew, using a running stitch, or
whip stitch. (I prefer a running stitch
myself) Leave one inch or so unsewn on
one of the bunny's sides for stuffing!
5: turn right-side out, and stuff.
6: sew shut with a hidden stitch.
( google "hidden stitch )
7: customize face as desired.
(buttons, embroidery, flowers, etc)

If this is your first plushie, I recommend
using acrylic felt- It's inexpensive,
durable, holds it's shape well, and comes
in a wide variety of colors.

I've left the comments open, in case someone has any questions.

Feel free to use this pattern as you like.
yes, free to use.
Eat them, sell them, mass produce- doesn't matter to me.

This pattern is really basic. Even beginners can do it, and experienced plushiers can jazz it up in a thousand different ways.

Enjoy.

Pattern (download): [link]

Description
Completed examples:
by
Rabbit version:
[link] [link] [link]
Bear variation:
[link] [link] [link]

1: draw a basic outline of a bunny, such as
the one on the left, and cut out. This will
be your pattern.
2: hold in place on top of fabric with one hand, and lightly trace around edges with a light colored pencil, and then cut along traced line. Make two.
(OR pin down and cut around edges).
3: place pieces right-sides together,
and pin along edges.
4: sew, using a running stitch, or
whip stitch. (I prefer a running stitch
myself) Leave one inch or so unsewn on
one of the bunny's sides for stuffing!
5: turn right-side out, and stuff.
6: sew shut with a hidden stitch.
( google "hidden stitch )
7: customize face as desired.
(buttons, embroidery, flowers, etc)

If this is your first plushie, I recommend
using acrylic felt- It's inexpensive,
durable, holds it's shape well, and comes
in a wide variety of colors.

I've left the comments open, in case someone has any questions.

Feel free to use this pattern as you like.
yes, free to use.
Eat them, sell them, mass produce- doesn't matter to me.

This pattern is really basic. Even beginners can do it, and experienced plushiers can jazz it up in a thousand different ways.

Enjoy.

Pattern (download): [link]