Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale

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With Easter just around the corner, I thought I would share an Easter sewing project with you. This is about the Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale.

I am always on the lookout for cute, easy sewing patterns that also make great little gifts. This sewing pattern checks all the boxes. The Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale is a FREE pattern.

I first encountered Twig and Tale when I was asked to make some dragonfly wings. Be sure to read my sewing pattern review of the dragonfly wings here. I discovered this pattern company and love the organic nature of it.

This Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale is perfect for Easter. It also makes a great little gift for a special someone as well.

The Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale

As mentioned, this is a free sewing pattern. It’s the perfect little sewing project as it works up quickly and the end result is so cute.

There are 2 sizes of bunnies included in this free pattern – the mommy and the baby.

Essentially it is one pattern piece. You cut 2 mirrored images out of fabric, sew it together, stuff it and hand sew the opening closed. It’s that easy.

You can make the Bunny Pattern by Twig and Tale in a variety of fabrics. This is a great scrap-busting project as it does not use a lot of fabric. Use whatever you have on hand. This is also a great upcycle sewing project.

While woven fabrics work best, a knit fabric can also work if you interface it in order to stabilize it.

There is an option to decorate the bunny with embroidery, but I think they look rather cute just the way they are. Tie a simple ribbon around the neck and I think they are perfect.

Sewing Pattern Review & Tips

This is a relatively easy sewing pattern. I say relatively because of all the curved lines. Sometimes sewing something other than a straight line can be a bit challenging. This little bunny has a lot of curved lines.

The pattern piece shows the sewing lines. It is basically the outline of the bunny. Be sure to follow them.

Sometimes working on a small project, like the baby bunny can be a bit fiddly – especially when turning right side out and stuffing. If in doubt, start with the mommy bunny as it is a more manageable size.

I tend to overstuff my projects and always end up removing some. Be sure to check it as you go. A takeout chopstick is great for manoeuvering the stuffing into the ears and the tail.

Is this the sweetest little bunny?

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