Discover these irresistibly charming Chubby Bunny Free Knitted Patterns and bring joy to every knit with easy instructions.
There’s something adorable about a chubby knitted bunny—those round tummies, tiny ears, and squishy hugs make them instant favorites for all ages. Whether you’re knitting a sweet handmade gift, a nursery companion, or a festive bunny for Easter, these Chubby Bunny Free Knitted Patterns are a must-have. Grab your softest yarn and needles, because these cuddly bunnies are not just fun to knit—they’re impossible to put down once finished.
Chubby Bunny Free Knitted Patterns
1. Roly-Poly Bunny
A great project by Kimberly Kalnoki has worked seamlessly from the top down, and the ears are worked flat in double knitting. The face is embroidered, and the tail features a pom pom.
2. Big Cuddly Bunny
Knit an Easter pattern, designed by Whitney Van Nes, which has long ears, blinky eyes, and a fat belly. To create this, you need to have a US 15 circular as well as double-pointed needles.
3. Erik Easter Bunny
The best companion for cuddles is a teddy, so this toy by MillaMia Sweden is a perfect knit for you. This pattern uses mattress stitch for a neat finish, which has a knitting gauge of 27 stitches and 36 rows = 10 cm in stocking stitch.
4. Chubby Bunny
A video tutorial for designing an adorable bunny by Koala Knits and Knacks is fun to make and can be knitted in a day. A pink headband adds all the cuteness to this pattern.
5. Easter Bunny Free Knit Pattern
Spruce up your Easter decor by creating a whole pastel rainbow of bunnies. It is an easy, fun, and quick knit to create this pretty bunny. This pattern is available at the Clickety Sticks blog.
6. Cuddle Buddy Bear
Create a friend for your child who will turn out to be the best companion. This teddy pattern by Premier Yarns uses the techniques which are Kfb increases, K2 tog, ssk, s2kp decreases, and seaming with whipstitch.
7. Knitted rabbit
An intermediate skill level pattern with clear instructions, designed by the Funny Rabbit Toys, measures 25 cm. You can gift it to your nieces, nephews, or knit one for your baby on Easter.
8. Sweet Rabbit
A cuddly toy by Lucinda Guy is worked with the knitting gauge of 26 stitches and 31 rows =10 cm. To create this, you need to have Rowan RYC Alpaca DK yarn and US 2½ knitting needles.
9. Pudgy Rabbit
A teddy in purple and white will add a pop of color to your child’s room. It is knitted flat in two pieces and seamed to measure 12″ tall and 18″ around. The skills required to create this rabbit by Meghan are knit, purl, intarsia, knitting in the round, decreasing, increasing, and grafting.
