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Little Bunny For Keychain / Keyring

By: Vu Ngoc from cheryx
Little Bunny For Keychain / Keyring
Little Bunny For Keychain Keyring

"Make this free knitting pattern for the little on in your life, you can use it as keychain/ keyring . Make them a knitted toy made with love and care. It takes an hour to complete, even those just beginning knitting can knit this little bunny . Made from sports weight yarn,All pieces are knitted flat on a pair of straight knitting needles. Make your own keychain with this free pattern from Cheryx. You should try it now! "

Click here for the knitting pattern

Easy

Knitting Needle Size1 or 2.25 mm

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

Materials List

  • A pair of 2.25mm straight knitting needles
  • Toy filling (less than 10g)
  • Tapestry needle
  • Sewing pins
  • 2 pencils (I used them to make pom-pom. You can use anything which has the same size)
  • Wishful bird baby of Ruyi Bird (the same as scheepjes stone washed yarn): Brown (04)
  • Jeans Yarn Art (or any yarn you want to use to embroider the eyes and cheeks): Black, Red
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