Bunny Crochet Bookmark Pattern

Welcome back to lennutas.com. Today, I’m delighted to share with you a charming and easy-to-make bunny crochet bookmark pattern that will add a touch of whimsy to your reading adventures. This adorable bunny bookmark is not only functional but also a delightful amigurumi project that even beginners can tackle with confidence.

Introduction

In this blog post, we’ll be focusing on my adorable bunny crochet bookmark pattern. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, this pattern is perfect for all skill levels. I believe that everyone should be able to enjoy the satisfaction of creating something beautiful with their own hands, and this beginner-friendly pattern ensures just that.

But wait, there’s more! My bunny bookmark is just one of the many amigurumi patterns available on my blog. If you’re captivated by the cuteness of my bunny, you’ll be thrilled to explore the other animals in my bookmark collection. From cows and penguins to pigs, giraffes, foxes, cats, dogs, and even dragons, I have a wide range of adorable creatures waiting to be crafted.

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Materials and Tools

To bring your adorable bunny crochet bookmark to life, you’ll need a few essential materials and tools. Here’s everything you’ll need to get started:

1. Yarn: For this crochet bookmark pattern, I recommend using super fine weight yarn. The fine texture of this yarn will create a beautifully detailed and compact bunny. Choose your favorite bunny color or get creative with a variety of hues to match your personal style.
2. Crochet Hook: You’ll need a crochet hook size 1.5 mm to achieve the desired size and tightness for your bunny bookmark. This small hook will ensure that your stitches are neat and precise, resulting in a polished and professional-looking finished product.

If you’re new to crochet or need some guidance on selecting the right yarn for amigurumi projects, I’ve got you covered. Check out my helpful blog posts that provide valuable information on these topics. Additionally, if you’re unfamiliar with basic crochet stitches or looking for more free patterns suitable for beginners, I invite you to explore the relevant posts on my blog.

Gather your materials, and let’s move on to the next section where I’ll guide you through the step-by-step instructions to create your lovely bunny bookmark.

Bunny Crochet Bookmark Pattern

Join me as we celebrate the joy of crochet and the magic of reading. I’m excited to share this crochet bookmark pattern with you and can’t wait to see the beautiful creations you’ll make. Let’s dive into the world of crochet and create something truly special together.

Strap

Start with cream yarn

• Ch 1 and turn at the end of each row
• 1: ch 2, {sc 3} into the 2nd ch from the hook (3)
• 2: inc, sc, inc (5)
• 3: inc, sc 3, inc (7)
• 4-5 (2 rows): sc 7 (7)

Change to light pink yarn on BLUE stitches:

• 6: sc 3, sc, sc 3 (7)
• 7-35 (29 rows): sc 2, sc 3, sc 2 (7)
• 36: sc 7 (7)

Continue working as long as you want.

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

Ears (x2)

Front parts

Use light pink yarn

• Ch 8, and stitches will now be worked around both sides of the foundation chain.
• Ss into the 2nd ch from the hook, sc 2, hdc 3, {hdc 3}, hdc 3, sc 2, ss (15)

Fasten off.

Back parts

Use cream yarn

• Work exactly the same as the front ear with cream yarn. Do not fasten off.
• Place two ears together, matching up all sides. Make sure the front ear is facing you as you crochet around the outside, sc around to join.

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.
Do not stuff.

Head (2 pieces)

Use cream yarn

• Ch 1, and turn at the end of each row
• 1: ch 8, sc into the 2nd ch from the hook, sc 6 (7)
• 2: inc 2, sc 3, inc 2 (11)
• 3: inc, sc 9, inc (13)
• 4: inc 2, sc 9, inc 2 (17)
• 5-6(2 rows):  sc 17 (17)
• 7: dec, sc 13, dec (15)
• 8:  sc 15 (15)
• 9: dec, sc 11, dec (13)
• 10:  sc 13 (13)
• 11: dec, sc 9, dec (11)
• 12: dec, sc 7, dec (9)
• 13: dec, sc 5, dec (7)
• 14: dec, sc 3, dec (5)

Do not fasten off the 2nd piece. 

Assembly

Place safety eyes to the front face about 4 stitches in from the left and right edge of row 7 and 8.

Or sew the eyes by using black thread about 2 stitches in from the left and right edge of row 7 and 8

Sew the nose between the eyes at row 5. Then sew the cheeks with dark pink thread.

Place two faces together, matching up all sides. Make sure the front face is facing you as you crochet around the outside, sc on both layers to join.

When you reach the bottom (foundation chain), sew the strap stitch by stitch on the back face, don’t fasten off, sc 7 on front face only.

Sc both layers again. Use the remaining tail to sew the strap to the front face. Weave in ends.

Sew the ear to the back face only at top of the head. Don’t fasten off. Start stuffing. Then sc til you reach the left ear.

Stuff as you go. Sc 5 on front face only. 

Close with a ss to the last stitch.

Use the remaining tail to sew the ears to the front face.

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Related Patterns

Once you’ve finished crafting your charming bunny bookmark, I invite you to explore my collection of other delightful crochet bookmark patterns. Each pattern features a unique animal design that will bring a touch of whimsy to your reading experience. Here are just a few examples from my collection:

1. Cow Crochet Bookmark: Moo-ve over, boring bookmarks! My cow crochet bookmark pattern is udderly adorable. With its black and white spots and sweet expression, this bookmark will surely put a smile on your face as you dive into your favorite book.
2. Penguin Crochet Bookmark: Dive into the world of reading with my cute penguin crochet bookmark pattern. This little friend with its distinctive black and white coloration and tiny wings will happily keep your place while you take a break from your reading adventures.
3. Pig Crochet Bookmark: Oink-tastic! My pig crochet bookmark pattern is the perfect companion for literature lovers. With its rosy cheeks and curly tail, this little piggy will bring joy to your reading sessions.
4. Giraffe Crochet Bookmark: Stand tall with my adorable giraffe crochet bookmark pattern. Its long neck and unique pattern make it a standout among bookmarks. Let this graceful giraffe keep watch over your reading progress.
5. Fox Crochet Bookmark: Curl up with a good book and my foxy crochet bookmark pattern. With its fiery red fur and clever expression, this bookmark will add a touch of woodland charm to your reading adventures.

These are just a few examples from my extensive collection of crochet bookmark patterns. Each pattern offers a unique character and brings its own charm to your literary companions. Be sure to check my blog for the complete range of available patterns.

Conclusion

Congratulations on completing your adorable bunny crochet bookmark! I hope this pattern has brought a smile to your face and added a touch of whimsy to your reading experience. Remember, the joy of crochet lies not only in the final product but also in the creative journey itself.

Don’t stop at just the bunny bookmark; let your crochet hooks continue to weave tales of creativity. Explore my collection of other enchanting crochet bookmark patterns featuring animals such as cows, penguins, pigs, giraffes, foxes, cats, dogs, and dragons. These charming characters will eagerly keep your place in the pages of your favorite books.

I’m continuously working to provide you with valuable resources, tutorials, and inspiration for your crochet journey. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just beginning to explore this craft, I have something for everyone. Stay tuned for more exciting patterns, tips, and tricks to enhance your crochet skills and expand your amigurumi collection.

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