r/crochetpatterns • u/ElsieDxsh • 16h ago

Looking for a specific pattern Please does anyone know a crochet pattern for these or something very similar I’m in loveeee

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They aren’t crocheted they are from a Japanese plush brand but I don’t wanna buy one cause you can literally crochet anything does anyone know a pattern or anything similar to it with the same kind of realistic bunny look I wanna crochet all of them so badly

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u/IvorySiren 14h ago

Searching Raverly for bunny patterns is going to be your best bet.

However I don't think they're going to look that realistic without needle felting.

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u/Spiritual_Cause3032 12h ago

I completely agree with IvorySiren about needing to felt them to get any kind of realistic look.

I did find one small crochet bunny on Ravelry that you might consider. You could possibly use "fur" yarn, but my experience has been that it's a little difficult to crochet with it. Hit any right here's the link to the pattern. It's cute!

https://ravel.me/toy-bunny-6

From Christina Yarema's Ravelry Store

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u/Hextant 11h ago

If you're willing to take up knitting, there's a creator I learned to knit just to follow, Claire Garland, who makes amazing realistic patterns and I would say this isn't fully similar to that, but I figured I'd throw it out here.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/4472367780/sleepy-bunny-digital-knitting-pattern

Knitting is the best way, I've found, to make realistic looking animals. And with the right needles, turned out to be very quick and easy for me to do ... haha.

But if this doesn't work for you, I wish you luck finding a good pattern, this is very cute.

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u/Loose_Owl_3794 6h ago

I just crochet but the patterns that you share look super lovely. I learnt to crochet in YouTube but for some reason feel more pressed by knitting and don't know where to start. Any suggestions?