This rabbit is designed around contrasting proportions: narrow unstuffed ears, a rounded head, an elongated body and prominent closed hind feet. The goal is a small character study assembled from nine counted pieces. Its construction is distinct from the bear baseline; neither a new name nor a color change is being used to imply a different animal.
Load the original design
In the Amigurumi Creature Generator, select Rabbit and three head increase rounds, with US terminology. Use ivory #F4F0E8 for the main pieces and coral #FF6848 for feet and tail. Download the exact JSON record to restore the same component counts and colors. Each component begins separately; do not continue from the head directly into the body.
Materials and gauge
Choose smooth yarn in the two compatible shades and a hook that gives firm fabric without straining the yarn. Use a washed trial to assess whether filling shows through; no finished centimeter size is promised. Have toy filling, embroidery yarn, a tapestry needle, scissors and removable first-stitch markers available. Keep ears unstuffed so they can bend. These are planning and construction instructions, not a claim of physical sample testing or product safety certification.
Read the component maps
Each horizontal line unwraps one circuit of one part. Read from its first-stitch marker without turning; the two ends meet around the part. Two output stitches linked to one old stitch show an increase. Two old sources linked to one output show a decrease. The diagram is an insertion map, not a photograph of a finished rabbit.
Complete component rounds
Head — make 1
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Repeat [2 sc in next stitch] six times. Count 12.
Round 3: Repeat [1 sc, 2 sc in next stitch] six times. Count 18.
Round 4: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 18.
Round 5: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 18.
Round 6: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 18.
Round 7: Repeat [1 sc, sc2tog] six times. Add stuffing before the opening becomes too small. Count 12.
Round 8: Repeat [sc2tog] six times. Add stuffing before the opening becomes too small. Count 6.
Draw the tail through the last six front loops, close and weave in.
Body — make 1
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Repeat [2 sc in next stitch] six times. Count 12.
Round 3: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 4: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 5: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 6: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 7: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 8: Repeat [sc2tog] six times. Add stuffing before the opening becomes too small. Count 6.
Draw the tail through the last six front loops, close and weave in.
Long ears — make 2
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 3: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 4: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 5: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 6: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 7: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 8: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 9: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 10: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 11: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Fasten off leaving a long sewing tail; keep the end open.
Arms — make 2
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 3: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 4: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Round 5: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 6.
Fasten off leaving a long sewing tail; keep the end open.
Hind feet — make 2
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Repeat [2 sc in next stitch] six times. Count 12.
Round 3: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 4: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 5: Repeat [sc2tog] six times. Add stuffing before the opening becomes too small. Count 6.
Draw the tail through the last six front loops, close and weave in.
Tail — make 1
Round 1: Magic ring: ch 1 (not counted), 6 sc. Mark the first stitch. Count 6.
Round 2: Repeat [2 sc in next stitch] six times. Count 12.
Round 3: Sc in every stitch; work in a spiral. Count 12.
Round 4: Repeat [sc2tog] six times. Add stuffing before the opening becomes too small. Count 6.
Draw the tail through the last six front loops, close and weave in.
Check the nine-piece budget
The head uses 108 stitches and the body 84. Each eleven-round ear uses 66 stitches, each arm uses 30, each hind foot uses 48 and the tail uses 36. Including quantities gives 516 crocheted stitches before sewing and embroidery. Every round after a part's first consumes exactly the preceding round's count. Finish-tail draw-throughs and sewing passes are not additional crochet stitches.
Assemble in a controlled sequence
Stuff and close head, body, hind feet and tail before attaching them. Keep both long ears unstuffed.
Flatten each open six-stitch ear end into three facing pairs. Sew those three pairs to head round 2 stitches 3–5 for one ear and 9–11 for the other. Head round 2 always contains twelve stitches.
Sew the head securely to the body; use a second pass through the seam. Keep the ear attachment points at the upper end of the head.
Lightly fill arms and flatten each open end into three pairs; sew symmetrically to the upper body. Attach the two closed hind feet at the lower front of the body.
Attach the closed tail centrally at the lower back, opposite the feet. Embroider eyes on head round 5 at stitches 7 and 13; nose on round 6 at stitch 10; mouth on round 7 at stitch 7. Check front orientation before sewing. Do not add detachable eyes. Weave every tail securely.
Pin the pieces provisionally and check the front before making the final sewing passes. The ears' open ends flatten to three paired loops, matching the three head attachment stitches assigned to each ear. Stuffed feet and tail are closed before attaching; do not treat their last six loops as open seams.
Repair common construction errors
If one ear is shorter, count eleven complete rounds before adjusting attachment height. If a decrease round has too many stitches, confirm that each decrease consumes two old stitches and produces one. If feet face backward, remove only the attachment seam and recheck the marked front; do not twist the closed body to conceal the orientation error.
Use, save and FAQ
Keep this as an original character-design study and preserve the JSON before changing proportions. Consult amigurumi shapes for the relationship between increases, even rounds and decreases. Are the ears stuffed? No. Does the head become a bear by changing the color? No; the component set and assembly differ. Is this physically validated? No; only algorithmic stitch budgets and software behavior are checked.
