Bunnitty with Hoodie – The Complete Amigurumi Pattern (Bunny & Kitty Versions)

1. The Head & Face Details

The head is worked in continuous rounds from the top down, with increases to create a chubby sphere. Safety eyes go in between rounds 10–11, and you'll embroider the nose and whiskers after stuffing. Yarn: white plush yarn (Himalaya Dolphin Baby or similar) Hook: 5 mm Key rounds: Start with Mr 8sc, increase to 42sc by round 6, work even rounds 7–12, then decrease to 18sc Face details: Insert 14mm safety eyes 6 stitches apart; embroider yellow nose (kitty) or pink T-shape nose (bunny) on round 11; add black whiskers on rounds 10–12 What it teaches: working in continuous spirals, invisible decreases, placing safety eyes, embroidery on stuffed pieces.

2. Ears (Bunny & Kitty Versions)

Bunny ears are long and tapered (20 rounds), while kitty ears are short triangles (5 rounds). Neither is stuffed — they're sewn flat to the head. Bunny ears (make 2): Mr 8sc, increase to 24sc, work even to round 7, then decrease in stages to 6sc. Sew on rounds 8–9 of head, about 5 stitches from eyes. Kitty ears (make 2): Mr 4sc, increase to 16sc over 4 rounds, finish with 16sc. Sew on rounds 3–7 of head. Tip: Leave long tails for sewing; position bunny ears so they stand upright, kitty ears slightly angled. What it teaches: tapering shapes, working without stuffing, strategic placement for character expression.

3. Body & Limbs

The body starts as two separate legs, joins at round 6, then shapes up to the neck. Arms are simple tubes sewn on at round 16. Legs (make 2): Mr 6sc, increase to 12sc, work 3 even rounds. Fasten off first leg; continue second leg and chain 2 to join. Body joining: Round 6 = 12sc (first leg) + 2sc (chain) + 12sc (second leg) + 2sc (chain) = 28sc Body shaping: Increase to 32sc by round 7, work even to round 13, decrease to 18sc by round 17 Arms (make 2): Mr 6sc, increase to 8sc, work 5 even rounds. Stuff lightly and sew on body round 16. What it teaches: joining pieces mid-pattern, working around chain spaces, 3D shaping from flat pieces.

4. The Hoodie (Hat & Shirt Pieces)

The hoodie is two separate pieces sewn together: a shaped "hat" piece worked from the crown down, and a rectangular "shirt" piece with sleeve openings. Hat piece (bunny/yellow, kitty/pink, monkey/yellow-red): Mr 8sc, increase to 46sc by round 6, work hdc rows with chain spaces for ear holes, finish with dc/hdc/sc border Key shaping: Rounds 10–11 create ear openings with chain-and-skip technique Shirt piece: Chain 41, work 5 rows of hdc with chain-6 spaces for sleeves, sc around edges for smooth finish Sleeves: Work 14sc around each chain-6 space, 3 rounds even What it teaches: working flat pieces after working in round, creating openings with chains, mixing stitch types (sc/hdc/dc) in one piece.

5. Hoodie Ears & Accessories

Each hoodie gets matching ears worked in color combinations, plus optional pockets and decorative bows. Bunny hoodie ears (yellow with pink): 8 rounds with color changes, decrease to 6sc. Sew on hoodie round 11. Kitty/Melody ears (pink): 7 rounds, stuff lightly. Sew on hoodie rounds 10–11. Frog ears (green): 3 rounds, flat. Sew on hoodie round 11. Pocket: Chain 7, work 3 rows of 6sc, sew onto shirt front. Bow: Chain 4, work 2dc-ch3-slst sequences into first chain, roll and glue/sew to hoodie. What it teaches: multi-color rounds, reading complex color-change instructions, creating 3D shapes from flat pieces.

6. Bonus: Melody x Chicken & Egg Accessories

These tiny charms turn Bunnitty into a gift set — the chicken fits in the hoodie pocket, and the egg is a standalone surprise. Chicken: Mr 7sc, increase to 14sc, work 4 even rounds, decrease to 7sc. Add embroidered eyes and orange beak. Bunny cover (for chicken): Mr 8sc, increase to 20sc, work 4 even rounds. Sew around chicken with bunny ears on top. Chicken x egg: Work in white and yellow color changes across 8 rounds, creating a cracked-egg effect. Insert 9mm eyes on rounds 4–5. Carrot bag: Orange yarn worked from tip to stem, with cream embroidery lines and green leaf top. What it teaches: miniature amigurumi, color changes every stitch, creating "sets" that interact with the main character. Where to Go from Here Once you've made Bunnitty, you've mastered the core amigurumi skills: shaping spheres, working color changes, creating wearable accessories, and assembling multi-part characters. Try swapping the hoodie colors for different characters, or scale the pattern up with bulkier yarn for a floor-pillow version. The same body pattern works for any animal — just change the ears and face. Copier Demander à Qwen Expliquez Traduire(fr-FR)