Crochet Hooded Bunny Blanket

The Crochet Hooded Bunny Blanket is not just your average blanket - it's a whimsical and adorable way to keep cozy and warm. With its charming bunny ears and soft, handmade crochet design, this blanket is perfect for snuggling up on chilly nights or adding a touch of cuteness to any nursery. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter looking for a fun project or simply searching for a unique gift for a loved one, the Crochet Hooded Bunny Blanket is sure to bring a smile to your face.
So grab your yarn and hooks, and get ready to create something fabulous!Materials
- Dreamy Wool Cuddle Soft Chunky Yarn | Baby yarn [50% COTTON & 50% ACRYLIC; Chunky | Size 5 | 12-14 Ply Yarn; 100g (3.5oz) = 108m (118yd)] x 8 balls in Cookie Dough, 1 ball in White
- Black embroidery thread
- 6 mm crochet hook size
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
- Stitch Marker
- Stylecraft Special Chunky – Stylecraft Special Chunky – uses the highest quality acrylic spun to the special Stylecraft method to create a great quality, affordable yarn. The big 100g balls in the hugely varied colour range provide fantastic value for money.
- Paintbox Yarns Simply Chunky – There are 60 shades to choose from in their extensive palette, from bright primary colours to rich jewel tones and pretty pastels. Perfect for children’s clothes and quick chunky accessories.
- Valley Yarns Superwash Bulky – Made of 100% extra fine pure merino wool, Valley Yarns Superwash Bulky is luxury at a great price, and it’s available in a big range of colours. This warm and soft chunky-weight yarn will create home décor projects, clothes and accessories quickly
Crochet Hooded Bunny Blanket Tension/Gauge
- ch – chain stitch
- sc – single crochet
- sc2tog – single crochet the following 2 sts together
- sc3tog – single crochet the following 3 stitches together.
- dc – double crochet
- sl st – slip stitch
- ch-sp – chain space
- prev – previous
- yrh – yarn over
- the blanket is worked in block stitch in a corner to corner technique diagonally across
- you will start with 1 block stitch and increase on either side of the blanket until you reach the stated width, this is a great way to adjust the size
- then you will start decreasing on both sides of your work until you have 1 block stitch left
- the block stitch is a two row repeat
- The ends of rows naturally create a rippled edge which doubles up as a simple border for your blanket making it a really quick project
- to create the hood for the blanket, you will crochet a triangle in block stitch following the original pattern
- it uses the same technique as the main blanket, you will start with 1 block stitch and increase on both sides until you reach the stated width, then fasten off
- you will sew the triangle onto one corner of the blanket across the two sides to create a hood
- you will then crochet the bunny ears and cheeks body parts which are sewn onto the hood
- the face is then finished off with a black embroidery thread for the eyes, nose, and whiskers
Repeat Row 4 & Row 5 for pattern 21 more times.
BUNNY CHEEKS
Referring to the photo below for placement, to finish off, sew the cheeks onto the hood closer to the wider edge. Embroider the nose just above the cheeks using black embroidery thread.
Embroider 2 whiskers on each side of the cheeks.
Then embroider the eyes above each cheek.
Sew the ears to the back of the blanket at the top with the inner ears facing forward.
Sew in all ends securely.