Intro
Make a sweet amigurumi bunny set for a pastel picnic: cream bunny, mint-gingham dress, sunny butter-cardigan with tiny buttons, cream Mary Jane shoes, wide-brim strawy hat, cross-body camera, daisy bouquet, mini picnic basket with croissant & grapes, mint water bottle, and a folded gingham napkin.

Please note: I strive for accuracy in every pattern, but occasional errors can happen. Thank you for understanding and for enjoying my designs.

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Materials

• Yarn (Worsted/Category 4, cotton or matte acrylic for crisp stitches):
  1. A. Cream (bunny + shoes + hat) ~180 g
  2. B. Butter yellow (cardigan) ~60 g
  3. C. Mint (dress + bottle sleeve details) ~50 g
  4. D. Pale pink (nose/blush) small amount
  5. E. Light taupe/linen (basket & croissant) ~30 g
  6. F. Dark grape purple (grapes) small amount
  7. G. Black (camera details) small amount
• Hook: 3.25 mm (D/3) for amigurumi; 3.5 mm (E/4) for cardigan & dress hem if you crochet tightly
• 12 mm safety eyes (1 pair)
• Stuffing: polyester fiberfill
• Tapestry needle, stitch markers, pins
• Buttons: three 7–8 mm round “wood” buttons for cardigan
• Thin floral wire (optional) for bouquet stems (wrap in yarn)
• Cardboard ovals (2× 4.2 cm) for shoe soles (optional)
• Fabric scrap mint gingham for napkin (or crochet variant below)

Finished height: ~11.5–12.5 in (29–32 cm) standing.

Gauge: not critical; fabric should be dense so stuffing doesn’t peek. My gauge is ~8–9 sc × 8–9 rnds = 2 in.

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Abbreviations (US)

• MR – magic ring
• ch – chain
• sc – single crochet
• hdc – half double crochet
• dc – double crochet
• sl st – slip stitch
• inc – increase (2 sc in the same stitch)
• dec – invisible decrease
• BLO/FLO – back loop only / front loop only
• [ … ] – repeat the sequence inside the brackets
• ( … ) – stitch count at the end of the round/row

Notes:

• Work in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated.
• Use a stitch marker to mark the first stitch of each round.

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Notes for Accuracy

• The head is a large rounded cube/oval, eyes wide set; snout is tiny and embroidered.
• Ears are long, slightly folded at the base.
• Torso is softly bell-shaped to support a standing stance inside the dress.
• Arms lightly stuffed through the palms only for drape.
• Shoes are Mary Janes with oval soles and open strap.
• Hat is a wide, soft brim with subtle crown.
• Accessories are intentionally simple to keep the handmade look of a real crochet scene.

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Head (Yarn A, 3.25 mm)

1. MR 6 sc (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [sc, inc] ×6 (18)
4. [2 sc, inc] ×6 (24)
5. [3 sc, inc] ×6 (30)
6. [4 sc, inc] ×6 (36)
7. [5 sc, inc] ×6 (42)
8. [6 sc, inc] ×6 (48)
   9–14) sc around (48) – keep sides vertical for a few rounds.
9. [7 sc, inc] ×6 (54) – brow rise.
   16–18) sc around (54)
10. [7 sc, dec] ×6 (48)
11. sc around (48)
    Place safety eyes between Rnds 13–14, 12 sts apart.
12. [6 sc, dec] ×6 (42)
13. [5 sc, dec] ×6 (36)
14. [4 sc, dec] ×6 (30)
15. [3 sc, dec] ×6 (24) – stuff firmly.
16. [2 sc, dec] ×6 (18)
17. [sc, dec] ×6 (12)
18. dec ×6, FO and close.

Nose/Mouth: with D, embroider a tiny oval nose centered 2 rnds below the eyes; add a 1-stitch vertical line. Blush: lightly surface-stitch 4–5 tiny bars on each cheek with D.

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Ears (Make 2, Yarn A)

1. MR 6 (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [3 sc, inc] ×3 (15)
   4–7) sc around (15)
4. [4 sc, inc] ×3 (18)
   9–16) sc around (18)
5. [4 sc, dec] ×3 (15)
   18–19) sc around (15)
6. flatten opening; sc through both layers across 7 sts to close. Leave a long tail.
   Sew to the head on Round 6 from the crown line, angling slightly forward; pinch the base while sewing to create the soft fold.

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Body (Yarn A)

1. MR 6 (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [sc, inc] ×6 (18)
4. [2 sc, inc] ×6 (24)
5. [3 sc, inc] ×6 (30)
   6–8) sc around (30)
6. [4 sc, inc] ×6 (36)
   10–12) sc around (36)
7. [5 sc, inc] ×6 (42)
   14–16) sc around (42)
8. [5 sc, dec] ×6 (36)
9. [4 sc, dec] ×6 (30)
10. sc around (30)
11. [3 sc, dec] ×6 (24)
12. sc around (24) – do not overstuff top so dress sits naturally. FO leaving long tail.

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Arms (Make 2, Yarn A)

1. MR 6 (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [3 sc, inc] ×3 (15)
   4–6) sc around (15)
4. [3 sc, dec] ×3 (12)
   8–12) sc around (12)
5. flatten opening; sc through both layers across 6 sts. FO long tail. Lightly stuff only the hand and lower third. Sew to body between Rnds 15–16, slightly forward-facing.

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Legs & Shoes (Yarn A for legs + shoes; optional E for sole inlay)

Leg tubes (make 2):

1. MR 6 (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [sc, inc] ×6 (18)
   4–8) sc around (18)
   FO first leg. Work second leg and do not FO.

Join legs: ch 3, attach to first leg with sc; sc around first leg (18), sc across 3 ch, sc around second leg (18), sc across other side of 3 ch (42).
Next rnd: sc around (42)
Next: [5 sc, dec] ×6 (36)
Next: sc around (36)
FO, stuff both legs and lower torso. Sew body to top of leg piece with a neat ladder stitch.

Mary Jane shoes (worked over feet, Yarn A):

1. Attach yarn at sole center underfoot: ch 8; work oval—sc 6, 3 sc in last, rotate, sc 5, inc (16).
2. inc, sc 5, inc ×3, sc 5, inc ×2 (22).
3. BLO sc around (22).
4. sc around (22).
5. Shape opening: sc 7, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 7 (20).
6. sc 4, ch 6, skip 4 (Mary Jane strap), sc around to beginning (16 + strap).
7. Surface-stitch a tiny button bump opposite the strap.
   Insert cardboard oval if using; tack shoe to leg around ankle.

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Neck Join

Center the head on the body opening; pin generously. Stitch together with A using small whip stitches that hide between rounds. Add a final puff of stuffing through the seam before closing.

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Mint Gingham Dress (Yarn C)

Construction: seamless skirt worked from the waist down; bodice and straps added after. The gingham look is mimicked with surface weaving or alternating FLO bars.

Waistband:

1. Ch 33, join to ring without twist (32 sts working into back bumps).
2. sc around (32)
3. FLO [sc, inc] ×16 (48) – start flare
4. [2 sc, inc] ×16 (64)
5. [3 sc, inc] ×16 (80)
   6–8) sc around (80)
6. [9 sc, inc] ×8 (88)
   10–11) sc around (88)
7. [21 sc, inc] ×4 (92)
   13–14) sc around (92)
   Fasten off.

Bodice & straps:
Turn work upside down and rejoin yarn at Rnd 2 back loop ridge.
Row 1: (flat rows) sc 32 across, ch 1 turn (32)
Row 2–5: sc across, ch 1 turn (32)
Row 6 (arm shaping): sc 5, dec, sc 14, dec, sc 5 (30)
Row 7: sc 30 (30)
Row 8: sc 4, dec, sc 14, dec, sc 4 (28)
Row 9: sc 28, FO.

Straps: attach at front corners, ch 18 each, sl st to back top edge, FO.
Gingham effect: with a strand of cream or white sewing thread or very thin yarn, surface-weave vertical lines every 4–5 sts, then horizontal lines every 3 rows to create a soft check. Keep it subtle and pastel.

Dress slips on from feet; straps button or stitch at the back.

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Butter Cardigan (Yarn B, 3.5 mm; worked top down)

Yoke:
Ch 31.
Row1: hdc in 2nd ch and across (30)
Row2: ch1, turn, hdc, inc, hdc 6, inc, hdc 8, inc, hdc 6, inc, hdc (34)
Row3: ch1, turn, hdc to inc from prev row, inc repeat 4 times, hdc to end (38)
Row4: repeat increases at the four “raglan” points (42)
Row5: repeat (46)

Divide for sleeves:
Row6: ch1, hdc 10, ch 4 (skip 8 for sleeve), hdc 10, ch 4 (skip 8), hdc to end (26 + 8 underarm chains)

Body:
Row7–12: ch1, hdc across (keep edges straight), optional subtle seed texture: work [sc, dc] across on two of the rows.
Edging row: sc evenly around all edges; create button bands by working 3 buttonholes on the right front (ch2, skip 2) aligned to the photo. Sew on three wood-look buttons on the left band.

Sleeves:
Join yarn in skipped armhole, hdc around 16, pick up 4 over the underarm chain (20).
Next 4 rows: hdc around (20).
Cuff row: [sc, sc, dec] ×5 (15). FO. Weave in.

Cardigan hangs open slightly; don’t over-tighten the edging.

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Wide-Brim Picnic Hat (Yarn A)

Crown:

1. MR 6 (6)
2. inc ×6 (12)
3. [sc, inc] ×6 (18)
4. [2 sc, inc] ×6 (24)
5. [3 sc, inc] ×6 (30)
6. [4 sc, inc] ×6 (36)
   7–8) sc around (36)

Brim:
9) FLO [5 sc, inc] ×6 (42)
10) [6 sc, inc] ×6 (48)
11) [7 sc, inc] ×6 (54)
12) [8 sc, inc] ×6 (60)
13) [9 sc, inc] ×6 (66)
14) sc around (66), sl st to finish, FO.
Steam lightly to relax brim. Add a soft cream band with a round of surface slip stitch, or weave a ribbon if preferred.

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Cross-Body Camera (Yarn G + A for lens ring)

Body:

1. With G, ch 10; Row1: sc in 2nd ch and across (9).
   Row2–6: ch1, turn, sc across (9).
   Border: sc around, placing 3 sc in each corner; FO leaving tail. Make a second piece the same; whipstitch three sides to form a pouch, lightly stuff.

Lens:
MR 6 with A, join, FO; sew to front center. Embroider a tiny viewfinder square and two buttons with light gray if you like.

Strap:
Ch 55 with G, sl st back to thicken; sew to camera top corners so the bag hangs across the body.

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Daisy Bouquet (Yarn A + D + green cotton)

Stems: wrap floral wire with green yarn using overhand whip.
Flower head (make 2–3):
MR with D, 6 sc; switch to A, ch 3, sl st into next st repeat around to form 6 petals. Leave tails and tie over stem tips.
Add two simple crochet leaves: ch 6, sl st back.

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Picnic Basket with Croissant & Grapes

Basket (Yarn E):

1. Ch 9; Row1: sc in back bumps 8.
   Row2–6: ch1, turn, sc 8 (make a rectangle).
   Border: sc around, placing inc in corners; then one round BLO sc to raise walls; 3 more rounds sc.
   Handle: ch 22, sl st across to the opposite rim; sc back to thicken.

Croissant (Yarn E + A for glaze):
Ch 9; sc 8; next rows decrease by 1 on each side to make a tapered strip. Roll into crescent and stitch; embroider a short cream “glaze” line.

Grapes (Yarn F):
MR 5 sc; close tight – make 5–6 balls; sew together in a small bunch; add a tiny green calyx if desired.

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Water Bottle (Yarns A + C)

Bottom: with A, MR 6; inc to 12, then 18.
Body: sc around 6 rounds (18).
Mint sleeve: join C in FLO of Rnd 3 and surface-sc around for a band; work an extra textured round of [sc, ch1, skip1] to mimic a woven sleeve.
Neck: with A, [sc, dec] around to 12; one round sc; sl st.
Cap/loop: with C, MR 6, then sc around 2 rounds; ch 8 for loop; sl st to opposite side; FO. Lightly stuff and sew cap on neck.

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Gingham Napkin

Cut a 10–12 cm square of mint gingham fabric, fold 1/4″ hems, and hand-sew.
Crochet alternative (Yarn C): ch 16; Row1: sc 15; Rows2–14: sc 15; add a round of crab stitch for tidy edges; use surface white lines to suggest gingham.

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Assembly Order

1. Dress the bunny before attaching shoes permanently.
2. Put on the cardigan; sew buttons if desired.
3. Add the hat—tack the back two points to the head so it tilts slightly downward like in the photo.
4. Drape the camera strap cross-body (left shoulder to right hip).
5. Place bouquet in the right hand and picnic basket near the feet; bottle and napkin on the table beside for styling.
6. Steam-block the dress hem and hat brim for the natural, real-photo curl.

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Finishing Touches & Styling

• Use a tiny bit of soft pastel (or blush yarn) to tint the cheeks.
• For the “gingham” skirt to read clearly on camera, keep the surface lines subtle and evenly spaced.
• Position ears asymmetric—one slightly ahead of the other—to imitate the natural tilt seen in lifestyle product photos.
• Photograph near a window on a light wooden table with a neutral sofa and a potted plant in the background to match the pastel, natural-light vibe.