Super Bunny by Nicola Schofield

Super Bunny

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Crochet
November 2011
DK (11 wpi) ?
gauge is not important as long as it is the same for all parts.
4.0 mm (G)
UK
English

To his friends he is known as the mild mannered Mr Rabbit and he goes about his business in the carrot factory in a smart collar and tie. However, as soon as there is an earth threatening crisis he is transformed into SuperBunny – a masked crusader and all round do-gooder. Will Mr Rabbit ever find love with the beautiful Miss Fluffy? Or will the never ending crime wave destroy all hope of work/life balance? You decide. Once he’s sewn and stuffed his fate is in your hands….

You can purchase just the pattern for the bunny and superhero outfit or, if you want more outfits, why not buy the eBook and get the Santa and ghost outfits too for less money than it would cost to get them separately. You can also mix and match - if you make SuperBunny’s mask in black and the Santa hat you can have a Santa ninja :) once you get the idea I’m sure you can come up with you’re own original outfits too.

What you will need:

~25g of DK yarn for the bunny and a 4mm hook (If you want to use a different weight of yarn then a different amount may be needed and you will need to use this same weight of yarn and the same sized hook for his clothes to ensure that they fit). Gauge is not too important as long as you complete all parts of the bunny in a similar weight yarn and use the same sized hook. I used DK weight yarn and a 4mm hook for all parts and outfits.

small amounts of red, yellow, blue, white and black yarn.
Stuffing

A stitch marker (I just use a curtain hook but I know of people using safety pins and paper clips too)

A yarn needle for sewing parts together

A small button for attaching the bunny’s clothes

Buttons, scraps of felt or embroidery thread for eyes

A fork to make the small pompom for his tail

Ability to create a magic ring, change colour and complete simple crochet stitches such as dc and tr.