Part three of Bunny Week – like Shark Week, but with lower production values and less teeth!

I’m now totally inspired to have a Craft Blog Shark Week, I wonder if I could find enough shark themed crafts to do it…hmmm.

Today we’re focusing on the crocheted rabbits, perfect for slipping into Easter baskets or hiding around your house, ready to pounce on an unsuspecting visitor like the rabbit of Caerbannog.

1. Roly Poly Rabbits from Suncatcher Crafts – Remember Weebles? Put a plastic egg weighted with silly putty or blu tac in these before sewing them up and you have your own homemade Weeble!
2. Lavender Bunny by Rhea – Floppy ears are an instant way to win me over, this little bun looks so sad I just want to take her home.
3. Bunny Bo by Tamie – Tiny and very cute, another awesome pattern from Roxy Craft.
4. Snuggle Bunny by Stormy – I really like the variegated yarn used on the pink bunny here, who says rabbits can only be white and grey?! You can even use some self striping yarn and create your own breed.
5. Teacup Bunnies from Roman Sock – Very simple and great looking pattern, especially with the mohair yarn, check out her tutorial for brushed crochet to achieve the same effect.
6. Rabbit Keyring from Coats and Clark – This little guy reminds me of the white rabbit in Alice In Wonderland, in his very dapper pink jacket and pants, I’d actually be tempted to paint a button to look like a pocket watch and attach it to him.
7. String Bean Bunny from CraftBits – The great thing about amigurumi, is that once you’ve mastered the crochet spiral, then you’ve pretty much got everything down, this is all using the same basic shape, just with slight differences in the number of stitches.
8. Love Bunnies on Ravelry – it’s not too late for Valentines decorations right? I love these little pink and red buns, looking very happy together!

If crochet doesn’t butter your muffin, check out the knitted bunny patterns round up, and the sewn bunny patterns from earlier in the week.