Handspun Bunny Nugget Knitting Project Using Rebecca Danger Pattern
So I have a family member who raises rare and unique bunnies. I was getting some angora from her but things happened and she is no longer speaking to us (she is my hubby’s half-sister). I really really want more angora, by the way.
Anyways she has been posting pictures of her little fur babies online, and it is just making me want one more. I would love to say that my darling hubby agrees with the wonderful idea and gave me the big OK to get one, but that would be a huge lie.
So what is a girl to do? Knit a little bunny, of course.
You can see the original post here:
https://yarning4asmile.blogspot.com/2014/05/rebecca-danger-is-awesome.html
My Bunny Nugget
This little guy is the Bunny Nugget pattern by Rebecca Danger.
Pattern link:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bunny-nuggets
I made him completely from my own handspun yarn.
The fiber came from Luthvarian Fiber Arts on Etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuthvarianFiberArts
https://www.etsy.com/shop/Spinatude
Alterations I Made
I knit the bunny as written, but cast on a few extra stitches and made the body longer.
After that, I decreased down until I had 24 stitches total, about 8 stitches per ear, then moved into the head.
I placed the first 8 stitches on waste yarn, sewed up the head, then knit the first ear. I picked up the second ear with another circular needle and knit both ears at the same time so they would be even and so I could use as much of my yarn as possible.
The tail is also handspun. I used the last little bit I had and made a pom pom using a large fork.
The eyes are tiny buttons, and the nose is pink handspun scraps from another spinning project.
Project Details – Every-Bunny Loves Rainbows
Pattern: Bunny Nuggets by Rebecca Danger
Craft: Knitting
Needles: US 3 (3.25 mm)
Yarn: Handspun from Rainbow Batt on MockingJay Spindle
Yardage Used: 34 yards
Colorway: MockingJay Rainbows
Notes:
Completely handspun bunny inspired by the Bunny Nugget pattern
Pattern modification notes can be found here:
http://yarning4asmile.blogspot.com/2014/05/rebecca-danger-is-awesome.html
I have another Rebecca Danger project to share with you this week, along with a review of her book Knitted Monsters.
Until then, Happy Yarning!









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