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Bunny Blanket Buddy
Lion Brand® Velvetspun
GAUGE: Exact gauge is not essential to this project.
NOTES: Cuddly toy is worked in one piece. Gauge is not important for this project. The Head should be worked tightly enough to hold the stuffing.
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BLANKET BUDDY
With larger needles, cast on 1 st.
Rows 1-6 Knit into front and back of first st, knit to end
of row – 7 sts at end of row 6.
Rows 7-39 K 3, yo, knit to end of row – 40 sts at end of
row 39.
Rows 40-41 Cast on 12 sts for Paws, knit to end of row –
64 sts.
Rows 42-47 Knit.
Rows 48-49 Bind off 12 sts, knit to end of row – 40 sts.
Rows 50-61 K 2, k2tog, yo, k2tog, knit to end of row – 28
sts.
Shape Head
Change to smaller needles.
Row 62 K2tog across row – 14 sts.
Row 63 Knit into front and back of each st across row –
28 sts.
Row 64 *P 1, sl 1, rep from * across row.
Rep Row 64 until Head measures 3½in [9 cm].
Shape Ears
Row 1 P3tog, return st to left needle, cast on 17 sts,
p3tog, p 15 – 16 sts on right needle, 25 sts on left needle.
Row 2 Turn and p 14, p2tog – 40 sts.
Row 3 Turn and p 16.
Row 4 Turn and p 12.
Row 5 Turn and p 14.
Row 6 Turn and p 16, p2tog – 39 sts.
Row 7 Turn and p 18.
Row 8 Turn and p 16, p2tog – 38 sts.
Row 9 Turn and bind off 18 sts, p 1, *sl 1, p 1; rep from *
across row – 20 sts.
Turn and rep Rows 1-9 for 2nd Ear. At end of 2nd Ear, 12 sts
remain.
FINISHING
Cut a 10in [25.5 cm] length of yarn. With large-eyed blunt needle,
thread yarn through every other st on needle, then back through
remaining sts. Remove knitting needle and stuff Head. Pull yarn
tightly to close top of Head and secure. Following diagram,
embroider face using black yarn and straight sts.
Weave in ends. Tie a knot in each Paw. |
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Learn to Knit instructions: http://learnToKnit.LionBrand.com
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Ratings and Reviews
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| Bunny Blanket Buddy Reviewed by Darlene Appelquist on 2009-09-30 |
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| I've made many of these bunnies as gifts to friends. My latest ones have been made from leftovers of the velvet yarn so the bunny is multi colored. It turned out so cute I've had request for this style. They are so soft and cuddly. My grandkids love them. Darlene, Battlefield, MO
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