The Bunny Squish Tutorial will take you through the tricky bits of this easy crochet bunny stuffie pattern – in both right and left-handed videos! Follow along with the free pattern here on Moogly!
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Bunny Squish Tutorial:
How to Crochet the Bunny Squish – Right Handed
How to Crochet the Bunny Squish – Left Handed
As Seen in This Video (click each for more info!):
Bunny Squish– FREE CROCHET PATTERN
7.0 mm or 8.0 mm hook, whichever gets you to gauge
Bernat Blanket
Color A: Whipped Cream (2 balls)
Color B: Terracotta (5 yards)
10″ Round Microbead Pillow (pink)
Coats Sewing Thread – White
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Deb Codding
This is just adorable. Moogly is one of my FIRST places to look for unique and fun patterns. It is so very thoughtful that you are willing to share your time, talent and patterns.
Tamara Kelly
♥ Thank you so much, Deb!
Kerri Johnson
I am looking at both the bunny and the octopus which one do you think is easier. By the way I love your tutorials. You are so talented
Tamara Kelly
Thank you so much! ♥ I think the Octopus might be easier, as it has fewer pieces. 🙂
Anne Kane
Should the body of the bunny be turned inside out so that the right side is facing you before putting on the ears? Thanks!
Tamara Kelly
If it’s turned wrong side out as you crochet, then yes you’ll want to turn it right side out before attaching the pieces. 🙂