15 Free Knitted Bunny Patterns - Best of the Best (2024)

This pattern is easily the cutest thing I’ve seen in a while! This will spice up your yearly Easter activities and make them even more fun and rewarding. Easter egg hunts are always super fun and exciting and make the little ones leap around like little spring bunnies. This cute little Easter bunny knitted gift bag will make the kiddies even happier and they will have a safe place to stash their treats and candy. These bags are surprisingly quick to knit. The chick and bunny will be knitted separately and then stitched to the bag, giving it a nice 3D effect.

Patterns from Let's Knit

I love a pattern that provides instructions for a whole set. Both these cute bunnies and trays can be knitted with this pattern, enabling you to create a sweet present for a little sweetheart of yours. Add some candy in the tray and put a little bow on top and you have the perfect goodie to treat someone who you need to make up to, who’s not been well or you just want to treat them for no particular reason.

Patterns from Cascade Yarns

Surprise a little cutie you love, with this sweet little Zoe Knitted and Stuffed Bunny. This pattern is for a good-sized perfectly huggable bunny that a little girl can take to bed with. You can knit the dress in the little one’s favorite color and make her even happier. For stuffing the bunny, you can even put some leftover scraps to good use.

Patterns from Yarnspirations

Have your guests’ eyes popping as you serve them some hot and yum tea while using this gorgeous Mrs. Bunny Rabbit Tea Cozy. What’s not to love about her cute little face and her tiny little apron. Play around with colors and follow the knitting pattern provided in the link to whip up the sweetest tea cozy. It would be perfect for gifting to a friend who loves their tea.

Patterns from Ravelry

Perch this cutie on your windowsill for a whimsical vibe. This pattern for a knitted bunny rabbit will guide you in making a cute creature with big loopy ears and floppy arms. You can play around with the expressions and personalize the pattern somewhat. This pattern would look great when tried out in some pastel shades of yarn too. Don’t just take my word, go ahead and try it out!

Patterns from Spud and Chloe

Make some festive miniature bunnies perfect for décor and gifting purposes. Follow the steps shared in the link to make a bunny that would put a smile on your friend’s face. This project is a quick one so you can enjoy a lazy evening knitting these bunnies up.

Patterns from Firefly Knits

Such a useful pattern to whip up an adorable set for a newborn baby – a pair of cute little baby pants and a very sweet, knitted bunny toy for the little munchkin. This could be your go-to choice for a baby shower gift or for when you go over to meet and greet a new life. You can pair the pants up with a sweet little basic t-shirt that matches with your knitted goodies and you’re all set.

Patterns from Garnstudio

Now this pattern is one of a kind. With this pattern, you will learn how to knit a sweet bunny from a square. You won’t believe just how cute a stuffed bunny softie you can make from just a knitted square. Once you’ve knitted a square, you will use the easy garter stitch to shape it into a bunny. This pattern is so easy to follow especially since it comes with a step-by-step video tutorial, so you will find it really easy to work on.

Patterns from Studio Knit

Floppy ears have got to be on the list of the cutest things ever because I can just not handle how adorable they look. A cuddly knit bunny, that too with floppy ears, is a crazy sweet combination. Imagine this bunny could talk, I would give it whatever it asked for, because who can resist this much cuteness!

Patterns from Handy Little Me

Make the perfect little hide-away home for some sweet treats with this pattern. Hide your Easter goodies or any candy inside these huggie bunnies and surprise a little tot. You can even use these cuties as charms to hang with your keys, bags, or wallets. These are easy to make and just so cute to look at, so why not make a couple, or four, or more…

Patterns from Ravelry

Prepare for Easter in some extra style, the next time around. Get your Easter bunnies a stylist and dress them up in some classy tuxedos. Let your guests know it’s a black-tie affair and even the bunnies are following the rules. You can pick a different shade for the mouth to make them seem less grim, though.

Patterns from Ravelry

Esther bunny is a super joyful and lovely bunny, perfect for lighting up a little toddler’s day. Esther is the perfect size for a kid to trudge it along with him, wherever he goes. You can knit up Esther as a birthday present or for a knitting competition, either way you’re bound to win some – hearts or prizes – that time will tell.

Patterns from Let's Knit

Of all the baby wearables, baby booties are my favorite most. Make those in some creature theme and you double the dose of cuteness right away. This pattern is a great guide to help you make baby booties so cute, that you’ll be squealing once you see the results. I’m shook, and this pattern is booked.

Patterns from Yarnspirations

These bunnies are so cute, the probability of you knitting multiple is quite high. They have the cutest ears and expressions and the little baskets slung over their shoulders just make the whole thing turn out crazy cute. These basket bunnies are knit up in a single piece from the bottom up to the tip of the ears. The tail, arms, and feet are separately knitted and then seamed on. The finished bunny is around 11 inches tall and infinitesimally cute.

Patterns from Ravelry

Make the cutest Easter bunnies with this pattern and make the Easter egg hunt super fun and personal. Follow the complete instructions in the link below and get hopping to make some really cute bunny friends. You can also gift these bunnies to some charity cause and be certain that any kids who receive them would be so thrilled.

Patterns from Knitting and so on