Bella Bunny Crochet Pattern: Plush Amigurumi Bunny

Looking for a Bella Bunny crochet pattern? Bella is a plush amigurumi bunny design with long floppy ears, soft white yarn, pink paw pads and cheeks, and a bright blue bow. This page introduces the project, lists the materials identified in the supplied PDF, and explains the crochet techniques you may want to know before starting.

Bella Bunny crochet pattern at a glance

• Project type: Plush amigurumi animal
• Finished size: Approximately 27–29 cm tall, as specified for this design
• Look: White plush bunny with pink details, long ears, and a blue bow
• Yarn specified: Himalaya Dolphin Baby in white (80301), pink (80319), and blue (80326), plus black YarnArt Jeans yarn for embroidery
• Main hook: 4 mm
• Optional hook: 7 mm for the ears
• Other supplies: 14 mm safety eyes, 15 mm plastic nose, toy stuffing, and optional black acrylic paint for the mouth

What makes this plush crochet bunny distinctive?

The design combines a rounded, cuddly silhouette with recognizable bunny details. Long ears frame the face, pink accents contrast with the white plush yarn, and the blue bow adds a bright pop of color. The PDF shows the project being built from shaped pieces and finished with facial details, so neat assembly and careful placement are important to the final appearance. Plush yarn creates a soft texture, but its thick pile can make individual stitches harder to see. Work in good light, use a stitch marker to track rounds, and count each round carefully. If you are still learning how to keep your stitch count consistent, read our guide to counting crochet stitches and keeping straight edges before you begin.

Materials listed in the supplied PDF

Yarn

Use Himalaya Dolphin Baby in white, pink, and blue, along with black YarnArt Jeans yarn for embroidery. Check the color codes against the yarn labels when shopping. If you need help comparing yarn labels, fibers, and hook recommendations, see our guide on how to choose yarn for crochet.

Hooks and finishing supplies

The main hook listed is 4 mm, with a 7 mm hook given as an optional choice for the ears. You will also need 14 mm safety eyes, a 15 mm plastic nose, stuffing, and optional black acrylic paint for the mouth. Keep small parts and tools away from young children. If the finished toy is intended for a child, follow the applicable toy-safety guidance and ensure all features are securely attached; embroidered features may be preferable where safety eyes or plastic noses are unsuitable.

Crochet techniques used

This project uses several standard amigurumi techniques:

• Magic ring (MR): A way to begin a closed round without leaving a large hole in the center.
• Chain (ch): A basic stitch used to create a starting chain.
• Slip stitch (sl st): Often used to join or move across stitches.
• Single crochet (sc): A compact stitch commonly used for dense amigurumi fabric.
• Increase (inc) and decrease (dec): Shaping methods that expand or narrow a piece.
• BLO and FLO: Working into the back loop only or front loop only.

New to these stitches? Start with our beginner crochet stitches guide and guide to starting crochet. These tutorials can help you practise the basics before tackling a plush amigurumi project.

Helpful preparation tips

• Prepare your supplies first. Gather the listed yarn colors, hook, stuffing, eyes, nose, and finishing tools so you can work without interruptions.
• Use a stitch marker. Plush stitches can be difficult to distinguish, especially when working in continuous rounds.
• Count as you go. Confirm stitch counts at the end of each round rather than waiting until shaping looks incorrect.
• Stuff gradually. Add small amounts at a time to help keep rounded pieces even and avoid visible lumps.
• Plan facial placement. Before permanently attaching facial pieces, check their position and symmetry against the original designer’s instructions.
• Keep the source instructions nearby. This overview does not replace the designer’s full pattern; follow the authorized original instructions for construction, round-by-round counts, and assembly.

About the original pattern and permissions

This pattern is intended for personal use only. Do not copy, resell, or redistribute the pattern file without the rights holder’s permission. This page provides an overview rather than the full stitch-by-stitch instructions. Obtain permission before publishing or distributing the complete pattern.

More crochet help and patterns

If you enjoy amigurumi, continue with our amigurumi bunny assembly guide for general tips on joining and finishing a crocheted bunny. You can also browse the crochet pattern collection for more project inspiration, or visit our crochet tutorials for beginner-friendly help. With the correct materials, careful stitch counting, and patient finishing, you can enjoy the process of making a plush bunny while respecting the original designer’s work and usage terms.