Finse posing with the Teddy bear I made for my mum a while ago. Mums Teddy is a bit shy, he’s not used to having crochet animals around him.
More info about the crochet rabbit pattern here and about the crochet teddy bear pattern here.
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Wow!!! I just happened across the design for this rabbit and it is absolutely beautiful! I do not know how to crochet but these beautiful designs have inspired me to learn! I was just wondering if you had any advice on how long you think it might take to learn how to make this rabbit? This is really a goal of mine now! What a beautiful creation! Thanks so much!
Thanks Jolie,
Well, I don’t think it’ll take too long to learn. It’s really quite easy. As soon as you know the basic things like how to make a chain and single crochet etc. you can practice by making a round shape (like a ball). If you have your stitches nice and tidy, than you can try and make Finse!
These are adorable. All your animals are.
Hey, thanks Timethief.
And thanks for visiting my blog 🙂