I love this blog

But with the whole new blogger thing, could you remove the members so we can move on to the new blogger? That would be great!

Edited by Theresa to add:

Okey dokey. I'm woefully uninformed about "new blogger old blogger" but am removing everyone from the member list - so let me know if you want to be added again! (If that's indeed what you need to do here.) (I think I'll go read a bit now.) (Sheesh.)

The Jackie's Bunny

Hi, here is my bunny. I knitted it for my soul sista's daughter Jackie.

Thanks to Jess for this nice project.

Niqui

Fuzzyfeet Bunnies!

Thought you all might get a great kick out of this tweak on the Fuzzyfeet pattern created by Theresa Vinson Stenersen for Knitty. I am even more amazed that she was able to felt white Lamb's Pride!

Since we just cannot have a post without pictures, I am shamelessing showing my faceless Fiber Trends Felted Bunny. Sporting a pair of baby "shoes" knitted out of Berroco Suede, he has yet to tell me how to make his face up!

Dust Bunny Pattern

I had been thinking about this for a while. Finaly got it made and written up. You
will find the pattern at my blog.

Bunny Slippers

While my family and I were traveling through Ukiah, California this summer, I managed to get a few minutes of yarn shopping in at Heidi's Yarn Haven, a friendly, yarn-packed shop located right downtown. They had these bunny slippers on display, and I just had to buy the Fiber Trends pattern and yarn for them right then and there. I knit them in less than a week, which is pretty good for me since I am easily distracted. They are extremely impractical, but I think they're darling. I have another view of them on the August 12 entry of my blog.

A Bunny Link

I came across this little bunny link today and thought I would share it with all of you. I am finishing up my bag for the tote exchange, then I need to knit my bag for this knit along.
After that I am going to work on a bunny.

Judith

New Here

I just joined the bunny along, though I have had a looooooong standing love of bunnies. I don't have a bunny in the works right now though I will soon. At the moment I am testing a doll pattern, then I will decide what bunny to do. Maybe I'll design one.

Judith

Hungry Bunny

I created this little guy for Secret Pal 8. You can see how my spoilee liked it here.

Sweater Bunny

I know we are creating rabbits and bunnies, but how about a sweater for a bunny? I caught this link on Cute Overload, and had to share. Now I have been inspired to knit up sweaters for my little rabbits. Getting the rabbits to wear the sweaters will be another issue.
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http://www.somebunnyslove.com

Bunny Block

I used a free pattern on the side link to knit this Bunny Dishcoth as a block for KTC blanket.

It went really fast and it was fun! A few of these would make a great baby shower gift!

Bunny!

I swear I posted this here already, but I guess I was dreaming or something.



I sent the bunny to my mom on Tuesday, so hopefully it will arrive today or tomorrow at the latest. :)

Another Kate Gilbert bunny

Just for fun. I want to make more of these!

Here's my bunny

Well, strictly speaking it's a crocodile pretending to be a bunny. I got inspired by that bear in a bunny-costume crochet pattern, but found the bear too innocent-looking. So it became Ms. Croco.

Another Bunny

I knit a bunny out of leftovers from a baby cardigan.


And here he is with a face.

Gift Bearing Buns

A pair of custom bunnies (well, kind of - the bunnies are the same as Carat, but instead of bearing carrots, these guys are carrying gifts unique to their recipients!) - now that they are gifted to their new homes, I can finally post them!

Baseball Bunny

A Kate Gilbert Bunny, in black of course. Would look cuter with a fuzzy yarn, or felted, but I used leftovers. The flash makes him look holey, but he's not that bad in person. He likes baseball!

Ant's Bunny

I knitted this bunny for my son, Anthony (age 3)--he carefully put him in the bowl with the eggs I knitted as well. (The eggs are from www.curlypurly.com/eggs.html.) I used Lamb's Pride wool, size 8 dpn for the bunny, and some cheap cotton yarn for the eggs (also knit on the same dpns).

The bunny is Jess Hutch's pattern, and I added the tail and whiskers. I was pretty happy with the way it came out, although next time I won't stuff the arms as much--they stick out too much!

I am almost done with my next bunny, in a different pattern . . .

Another Felted Bunny!

Another bunny created with the infamous pattern. I used Elann's Peruvian Highland Wool for this year's bunny. You can check out my blog for a couple more pics!

stabbyfelted bunny!

My first 3-d needlefelting project. He's pretty small... only about 2.5" from nose to tail. I made him up as I went, and tried not to bleed directly on the poor bunny as I stabbed the heck out my finger a few times. Fun!

Rosie the Rabbit

I wasn't really happy with how this bunny came out - for me it's all about the eyes - but other people just love it (her)? I think it's because of the yarn - it's Sirdar Snuggly - a bit of a nuisance to knit with but comes out lovely and soft, the stitches don't really show. She is an Alan Dart pattern.
I get embarassed when I show people that I not only knit bunnies - I pose them in the garden for their pictures!