Amigurumi Pattern | Sanrio Sugar Bunnies

Hello Sugar Bunnies! 

Okay, honestly, I'm not really a big fan of cute rabbit stuff like this. But I was entering for some kind of contest in deviantArt so I made these two. They are actually some characters from Sanrio (who produces Hello Kitty). And since it's Valentine in a month time, why not do something that represents a couple right? 

Side and back view

**I also sell this item on my Etsy shop. If you would like to have this item but you don't know how to crochet, you can order them from me. **

These are basically what I use to make the two sugar bunnies.

Materials

2.75mm hook (or any hook size that suits your yarn)

Minlon acrylic yarn (or any sport yarn)

#White

#Light Pink

#Brown

Eye washer

Felt cloth
# Light Pink

Black embroidery thread

Embroidery needle

Wire/Pipe cleaner

Fabric glue

Dog slicker brush (optional)

Abbreviation
ch - chain
sk - skip stitch
ss - slip stitch
sc - single crochet
inc - increase
dec - decrease
* or * * - repeat following pattern until row ends
* * xA - repeat instr inside for A times
MR - magic ring
F/O - finish off

Some basic explanation for the pattern I have written 
"inc" means sc x2 in the next sc
"inc by 3" means sc x3 in the next sc
"2sc" means sc x1 in the next sc, repeat 2x
"2inc" means sc x2 in the next sc, repeat 2x

Head
R1: 6sc in MR (6)
R2: *inc (12)
R3: *sc, inc* (18)
R4: *2sc, inc* (24)
R5-6: *sc (24)
R7: *3sc, inc* (30)
R8-9: *sc (30)
R10 *4sc, inc* (36)
R11-12: *sc (36)

Attach eyes between R8-9. Leave space of 6sc between the eyes.
Remember to stuff too

R13: *4sc, dec* (30)
R14: *3sc, dec* (24)
R15: *2sc, dec* (18)
R16: *sc, dec* (12)
R17: *dec (6)
F/O.

Body
R1: 6sc in MR (6)
R2: *inc (12)
R3: *sc, inc* (18)
R4: *5sc, inc* (21)
R5: *5sc, dec* (18)
R6: *sc (18)
R7: *sc, dec* (12)
R8-9: *sc (12)
F/O and leave a long tail for sewing.

Ears
R1: 6sc in MR (6)
R2: *inc (12)
R3-14: *sc (12)
R15: *2sc, dec (9)
F/O and leave a long tail for sewing.
No stuffing needed. I used wire to position the ears too.

Legs
R1: 8sc in MR (8)
R2: (BLO) *sc (8)
R3-4: *sc (8)
F/O and leave a long tail for sewing.

Arms
R1: 6sc in MR (6)
R2-5: *sc (6)
F/O and leave a long tail for sewing.
No stuffing needed for the arms too.

White Patch on Face (for brown bunny)
ch5
R1: sk 1, 4sc, 1ch, turn (4)
R2: inc, 2sc, inc, 1ch, turn (6)
R3-4: *sc, 1ch, turn (6)
R5: dec, 2sc, dec, 1ch, turn (4)
R6: *dec (2)
F/O and leave a long tail for sewing.

White Patch on Body (for brown bunny)
I don't really remember the exact counts, but it's just a square piece I made from white yarn.
It's almost the same as the white patch on the face, except it does not have inc or dec. I also sc around the square to make it tidier.

After you've crocheted all the piece out, it's time to assemble it!

The following pictures are taken when I was making the brown one. If you're making the white bunny, it's basically the same except you don't have to make and sew the white patches on the body and face. Instead, you use pink yarn to embroider the details in broken lines around the body and face. And also cut the ribbon piece and glue it on it's neck.

*To enlarge image, please click on the image*

Sew body, legs, and arms

Sew in broken lines around the side using pink yarn and embroidery needles.

Double knot the excess, trim and tuck it into the body to hide it.

Add details to the ears.

Use wire/pipe cleaner and bend it into the ear shape. Insert it in and sew to secure the wire/pipe cleaner with excess brown yarn from the ears.

Insert and sew ears onto head. Make sure it's a little slanted like this --- / \

Cut a piece of light pink felt that follows the ear shape but slightly smaller and glue them on. Bend the ears

Use brush to make the white part fuzzy. (Optional)

Finally, sew the face using black embroidery thread or black yarn.

And there you go.

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**Disclaimer: I do not own this character, this character solely belongs to Sanrio. This is purely a fan-based work and pattern by me. Please do not sell the finished product. Please credit me if you're using this pattern in any way. Thank you.