Bubble Tea Bunny is a sweet little knitted bunny doll dressed in a pastel “BOBA” sweater, lavender boba-skirt, mint beanie with a straw on top, and matching mint sneakers. She carries a tiny bubble tea cup, a crossbody bubble tea bag, and a little knitted smartphone – perfect for tea dates and photos.

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 weight: DK / light worsted yarn, smooth and plied for good stitch definition
• Fiber: Wool or wool blend works well for toys

Suggested colors (use any brand you like):

• MC (Bunny): Warm beige
• CC1 (Sweater): Cream
• CC2 (Skirt): Pastel lilac
• CC3 (Mint): Pastel mint (hat, shoes, bag strap, drink lids, straw)
• CC4 (Brown): Dark caramel/chocolate (boba pearls, lettering, facial features)
• CC5 (Phone & details): Medium grey + a tiny scrap of pale pink

Other supplies:

• Set of US 2 (2.75 mm) double-pointed needles or circular for magic loop
• A pair of smaller needles for flat details if you prefer
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch markers
• Polyester fiberfill stuffing
• Optional: small amount of scrap yarn for lifelines or waste yarn for holding stitches

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Abbreviations (US Terms)

• k – knit
• p – purl
• kfb – knit front and back (increase 1)
• m1 – make one (any preferred method)
• k2tog – knit 2 together (decrease 1)
• ssk – slip, slip, knit (left-leaning decrease)
• st(s) – stitch(es)
• rnd – round
• RS / WS – right side / wrong side
• CO – cast on
• BO – bind off
• pm – place marker
• sm – slip marker
• tbl – through back loop

All pieces are written to be worked in the round unless otherwise noted.

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Gauge & Finished Size

• Gauge: About 28 sts and 36 rows = 4 in (10 cm) in stockinette in the round, knit tightly so stuffing does not show through.
• Finished height: Approx. 8.5–9 in (22–23 cm) standing, using DK yarn and suggested needles.

Exact gauge is not critical, but a firm fabric is important.

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General Notes

• Stuff the bunny firmly as you go, especially the head and feet so she stands nicely.
• Use long tail cast-on where possible; tails are useful for sewing.
• Color changes are kept on the back.
• Facial embroidery and “BOBA” lettering are worked at the end with duplicate stitch.
• Feel free to adjust length of limbs by adding or removing a few rounds.

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Bunny Head & Body

Head

Using MC (beige), CO 6 sts, divide over needles, join to work in the round, being careful not to twist. Place a beginning-of-round marker.

Rnd 1: kfb around – 12 sts
Rnd 2: k1, kfb around – 18 sts
Rnd 3: k2, kfb around – 24 sts
Rnd 4: k3, kfb around – 30 sts
Rnd 5: k4, kfb around – 36 sts
Rnd 6: k5, kfb around – 42 sts
Rnd 7: k6, kfb around – 48 sts

Rnds 8–22 (15 rnds): Knit even in stockinette.

Begin shaping lower head:

Rnd 23: k6, k2tog around – 42 sts
Rnd 24: Knit
Rnd 25: k5, k2tog around – 36 sts
Rnd 26: Knit

Begin stuffing the head firmly, shaping as a round ball.

Rnd 27: k4, k2tog around – 30 sts
Rnd 28: k3, k2tog around – 24 sts

Add more stuffing as needed.

Rnd 29: k2, k2tog around – 18 sts

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Neck & Upper Body (Sweater)

Switch to CC1 (cream) for the sweater.

Rnd 30: k1, k2tog around – 12 sts (neck)
Rnd 31: Knit

Now increase for shoulders/body:

Rnd 32: k1, kfb around – 18 sts
Rnd 33: k2, kfb around – 24 sts
Rnd 34: k3, kfb around – 30 sts
Rnd 35: k4, kfb around – 36 sts

Rnds 36–46 (11 rnds): Knit even for the torso.

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Lower Body

Change to CC2 (lilac) – this section will be covered by the skirt but keeps a cohesive look.

Rnd 47: k5, kfb around – 42 sts
Rnds 48–52 (5 rnds): Knit

Rnd 53: k5, k2tog around – 36 sts
Rnd 54: Knit
Rnd 55: k4, k2tog around – 30 sts

Start stuffing the torso firmly, shaping a gentle oval.

Rnd 56: k3, k2tog around – 24 sts
Rnd 57: k2, k2tog around – 18 sts

Stuff more, focusing on the base so she stands.

Rnd 58: k1, k2tog around – 12 sts
Rnd 59: k2tog around – 6 sts

Cut yarn, thread tail through remaining sts, pull tight to close. Weave in securely.

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Legs & Mint Sneakers (Make 2)

We’ll start at the shoe toe, in the round.

Using CC3 (mint), CO 8 sts, join in the round.

Rnd 1: kfb around – 16 sts
Rnd 2: Knit
Rnd 3: k3, kfb around – 20 sts

Rnds 4–6: Knit for the shoe body.

Switch to MC (beige) for ankle/leg.

Rnd 7: k2, k2tog around – 15 sts
Rnd 8: Knit

Lightly stuff the shoe section now; not too firm so it sits flat.

Rnds 9–20 (12 rnds): Knit with MC for the leg.

Rnd 21: k3, k2tog around – 12 sts

Cut yarn, leaving long tail. Thread tail through sts and cinch to close top of leg – this closed end will be hidden inside the body when you sew it on.

With mint scrap yarn, embroider shoe laces on the top of the shoe in a simple criss-cross.

Make 2 legs.

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Arms (Make 2)

Using MC (beige), CO 8 sts, join in the round.

Rnd 1: kfb around – 16 sts
Rnds 2–4: Knit for the paw.

Rnd 5: k2, k2tog around – 12 sts

Switch to CC1 (cream) for the sweater sleeves.

Rnds 6–16 (11 rnds): Knit straight.

Lightly stuff the paw only; leave arms mostly soft so they pose nicely.

Rnd 17: k2tog around – 6 sts

Cut yarn, pull through remaining sts to close. Leave a long tail for sewing.

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Ears (Make 2)

Worked flat in MC.

CO 6 sts.

Row 1 (RS): k
Row 2 (WS): p
Row 3: kfb, k4, kfb – 8 sts
Row 4: p
Row 5: kfb, k6, kfb – 10 sts
Rows 6–16: Work in stockinette (knit RS, purl WS).

Begin shaping tip:

Row 17: ssk, k6, k2tog – 8 sts
Row 18: p
Row 19: ssk, k4, k2tog – 6 sts
Row 20: p
Row 21: ssk, k2, k2tog – 4 sts
Row 22: p
Row 23: k2tog twice – 2 sts

Cut yarn, pull through final 2 sts.
Fold ear lengthwise slightly and sew the bottom edge to gather a little so they sit upright.

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Tail

Using MC, CO 6 sts in the round.

Rnd 1: kfb around – 12 sts
Rnd 2: Knit
Rnd 3: k2tog around – 6 sts

Stuff lightly, pull yarn through remaining sts and close into a small puff.

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Skirt with Boba Pearls

Worked in the round, from waist down.

Using CC2 (lilac), CO 60 sts, join in the round, pm.

Rnds 1–4: Knit (waistband).
Rnd 5: k4, m1 around – 75 sts
Rnds 6–18 (13 rnds): Knit for the skirt length.

Rnd 19: k2, kfb around – 112 or so sts (a gentle flare; if stitch count doesn’t divide perfectly, it’s fine for a skirt).
Rnds 20–22: Knit.
Rnd 23: BO loosely knitwise.

Weave in ends.

Using CC4 (brown) and duplicate stitch or small French knots, add boba pearls around the lower half of the skirt in one or two rows of dots, matching the photo look.

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Beanie with Straw

Using CC3 (mint), CO 56 sts, join in the round.

Rnds 1–6: k1, p1 rib for the brim.
Rnds 7–14: Knit.

Crown shaping:

Rnd 15: k6, k2tog around – 49 sts
Rnd 16: Knit
Rnd 17: k5, k2tog around – 42 sts
Rnd 18: Knit
Rnd 19: k4, k2tog around – 35 sts
Rnd 20: Knit
Rnd 21: k3, k2tog around – 28 sts
Rnd 22: k2, k2tog around – 21 sts
Rnd 23: k1, k2tog around – 14 sts
Rnd 24: k2tog around – 7 sts

Cut yarn, pull through remaining sts and tighten.

Straw on Top

Using CC3 and 3–4 stitches, pick up a small cluster at the very top of the hat and knit an i-cord:

• Work i-cord on 3 sts for about 1 in (2.5 cm), then BO.
  Shape it so it stands mostly upright like a straw.

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Bubble Tea Cups (Handheld & Crossbody)

Basic Cup (Make 2)

Work in the round.

Using CC4 (brown), CO 6 sts, join in the round.

Rnd 1: kfb around – 12 sts

Switch to MC or a tea-like beige (you can keep using MC if it reads like milk tea).

Rnds 2–5: Knit straight for the cup body.

Switch to CC3 (mint) for the lid.

Rnd 6: k1, k2tog around – 8 sts
Rnd 7: Knit

Cut yarn, pull through sts to close slightly – not fully pointed, just rounded.

With CC4, add 3–4 little dots near the base using duplicate stitch for the boba pearls.

Straws

For each cup, using CC3, CO 3 sts and work a short i-cord (about 0.6 in / 1.5 cm). Sew one straw to the top center of each lid, angled slightly.

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Crossbody Cup Bag

Take one cup and sew it lightly to the bunny’s front at hip level.

Using CC3, knit or crochet a simple cord (i-cord or chain) long enough to go from one side of the cup, over the shoulder, to the other side. Sew ends to the sides of the cup so it hangs like a crossbody bag.

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Little Smartphone

Worked flat.

Using CC5 (grey), CO 6 sts.

Rows 1–8: knit every row (garter stitch rectangle).

Switch to a light border color (cream or pale grey).

Row 9: k across
Row 10: k across

BO. Weave in ends.

With a tiny scrap of pale pink, embroider a small heart icon near one corner on the RS.

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Face & “BOBA” Lettering

Using CC4 (brown) and a tapestry needle:

1. Eyes: Place two small horizontal stitches about halfway down the head, spaced evenly.
2. Nose & mouth: Work a small upside-down triangle for the nose, then a short vertical stitch and two tiny curves for the smile.
3. On the sweater front, use duplicate stitch to spell “BOBA” in block capitals across the chest, centered. Each letter should be about 3–4 sts high to look bold and readable.

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Assembly

1. Attach ears: Fold each ear base slightly and sew to the top sides of the head, leaning slightly outward.
2. Sew arms: Position arms at the sides of the body where the cream sweater begins. Stitch securely so they can slightly move.
3. Attach legs: Pin legs to the base of the body, checking that the bunny stands. Stitch around the top of each leg, going through the body fabric several times.
4. Tail: Sew the tail centered on the lower back to help with balance.
5. Dress the bunny: Slide the lilac skirt up from the feet to the waist. The waistband should sit just under the sweater hem. Tack the waistband to the body at a few points so it does not spin.
6. Hat: Place the mint beanie on the head, adjusting so the straw sits centered. You can leave it removable or secure with a few hidden stitches.
7. Accessories:
   1. Sew the handheld bubble tea cup into one paw so it angles naturally.
   2. Ensure the crossbody cup bag strap sits diagonally across the sweater.
   3. Stitch the smartphone flat on the table in your display, or lightly tack it to the other paw or beside her foot if you want it attached.

Fluff the stuffing, smooth the stitches, and trim any stray ends.

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Customization Ideas

• Change the lettering to “TEA” or the name of your favorite drink.
• Knit the skirt in different pastel shades and mix the boba dot colors.
• Add tiny safety eyes if you prefer, making sure they are well-secured and not for under-3s.

Your Bubble Tea Bunny is ready for photos, bubble tea dates, and cozy corner displays. Enjoy knitting and sharing your finished bunny with friends and fellow knitters!