The pattern is wonderful!!! I have never sewn anything like this and the pattern was so easy to follow. The trickiest part for me was turning and stuffing the arms.
These little guys still don't have clothes but I just finished their faces this morning and I just had to take their picture.
Now humor me and pretend this is all happening the night before Easter.
Supplies Used
Hop Skip Jump, Jack Rabbit Pattern
Wool Flannel
Wool Stuffing
I think you chose the *perfect* fabrics for these. They are so, so cute! Did you try a chopstick to help with the turning and stuffing? The arms and legs do look quite long though, so I'm not surprised that they were tricky to do. I think this pattern has just jumped ahead on my 'must do' list. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh please make one! If only for my own selfish reasons. I want to see a "Georgia" one. Seriously. :)
ReplyDeleteThe arms are about the size of your first finger. My chopsticks came in very handy... when the weren't borrowed by my son to sword fight. Boys.
They are adorable! No wonder you had to make them. By the way, my daughter's name is spelled just like yours! A very uncommon way to spell the name, but beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Adrianne, thanks for posting about your bunnies - they look beautiful! (Sorry about those lanky limbs!) x Fiona
ReplyDeleteCould you send me the pattern? angel-irving@hotmail.com :)
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