Easter Bunneh

How to Make a Bunny in One Short Week

Step one: Wait for Ellie to take a nap.

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(Repeat as necessary.)

Step Two: Only do housework halfway. (i.e. Wash and dry clothes but do not fold and put away.)

Step Three: Knit all Bunny pieces over the course of several days.

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I know you’re sick of this link, but the pattern is here.

Step Four: Seam and stuff bunny pieces.

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The ideal stuffing is a blend of fiberfill and cat fur.

Step Five: Take a break to pet Betty and express appropriate gratitude to Michael for the Cranberry slush!

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Happy Hour is the best time of day.

Step Six: Assemble Bunny.

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It’s easier if you line him up first.

Step Seven: Don’t forget the tail!

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Note: Do not make pompoms on the bed. They make a fuzzy mess.

Step Eight: Forget to take pictures finished bunny. Dang. Well, he doesn’t have a sweater yet anyway.

29 thoughts on “Easter Bunneh

  1. Renna

    That is so adorable! Not as adorable as the sleeping babe, but adorable, nonetheless. πŸ˜‰

    Speaking of Cranberry Slush’s (yum!), my daughter moved to Minneapolis last year, and to her horror, discovered they don’t have Sonic’s up there! Apparently, Sonic is not a northern based establishment. One more thing to love about the south, huh? πŸ˜‰

  2. Dorothy

    Naptime is often the best time for anything. The half-arsed laundry thing will be your best friend for a long time yet to come. Only way you’ll get any me time. Just ask my couch. It can’t remember what colour it really is.

  3. Jessi

    So I’m not the only one that lives out of a laundry basket? LOL It has to be a really slow day around here for us to actually get the clothes put up. πŸ™‚

    Such a precious picture of baby Ellie. And thanks for the link. I might attempt to make one before Easter.

  4. Jennifer

    So cute, both Ellie and bunny!

    BTW, that you so much for the stitch markers. They are pretty and will be very useful. I had fun participating in the baby pool!

  5. Ruth

    Ellie is just adorable. You are an over-achiever making the rest of us look bad πŸ™‚ Seriously though, very cute bunny!

  6. nichole

    Who needs to fold it when you’re just going to wear it again soon anyway, right?
    Love the bunny!
    I wish Sonic would come North…

  7. Susan B

    Is there any other way that housework is ever done other than half-way????? I mean – truly. I can and do wash & dry the laundry, but it’s ever more effective & time-efficient to simply cram it (clean & dry but unfolded) in the appropriate drawer.

    Seriously.

    Once you start letting go of these whole “proper housework” mores you’ll find that you have loads more knitting time in your immediate future!

  8. meg

    Aaaaw! Adorable! Does Ellie have ever-so-slightly pointed ears? Your little kitten! πŸ˜‰ (My Mom calls me kitten all the time).

  9. rachel

    Wait…is washing drying and not putting away something you do all the time? Is it reserved only for special project weeks?? Ugh…..I need to find some more special projects so I have a good excuse!!
    She is so so so sweet and the bunny is just the perfect memory of her first Easter!!

  10. Mandy

    Those bunnies you make are PRECIOUS – do you make them to sell? I’d love to have one for my little girl. I agree with you – Happy Hour is the best time of the day! Can’t live without Sonic! I ran into your dad the other night and he is just so proud of Ellie. She’s precious!

  11. Lynne

    Oh, my gosh! That bunny is adorable! Oh, and so is EllieIvey, by the way. Lately, I’ve been drinking cranberry and diet squirt spritzers. Mmmmmmmmm

  12. Sue

    Your little Ellie is beautiful. I don’t know how you do it, Emily. I’m trying to knit one of those little bunnies for my son’s girlfriend and I donÒ€ℒt think it will be done by Easter. Nertz.

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