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Mochi Bunny

The 3D preview, built from the round counts of this pattern.

PG-035 · Crochet · amigurumi · US terms · easy

Mochi Bunny

Free crochet bunny amigurumi pattern

A round-headed bunny with long floppy ears, little feet and a fluffy cream tail. Crocheted in rounds, every count checked.

Engine-checkedA4 + US LetterEvery round written out3D crochet-along code
FreePDF · 5 pages · A4 + US Letter
Free download, no sign-up. You also get a code that unlocks round-by-round crochet-along mode in the 3D viewer.

You will need

Yarn
Worsted · cotton or acrylic (aran works too), about 170–200 m / 100 g, plus a little rose pink yarn for the nose
Hook
3.5 mm (US E/4), for a firm fabric
Colours
3: Biscuit, Cream, Rose (embroidery)
Also
2 safety eyes, 10 mm, toy stuffing, a stitch marker, a tapestry needle
Gauge
16 sc × 18 rounds = 10 cm (4 in); not critical, the fabric just needs to be firm
Terms
US crochet terms · 6 different pieces, 66 rounds written out

Size & yarn

VersionHeightWidth
Worsted, 3.5 mm hook17 cm6¾ in10 cm3¾ in
YarnAbout
Biscuit75 m82 yd
Cream5 m5 yd
Rose (embroidery)5 m5 yd
Total85 m93 yd

Height sitting, from the round counts at the gauge above. Yarn: engine estimate from 1,503 single crochets, with a 10–15% margin.

Checked by the engine

  • The 66 written rounds of the 6 pieces, read on their own, add up: each round works exactly the stitches of the round below and ends on the count in brackets.
  • Increases and decreases are staggered: in all 18 back-to-back shaping rounds, none is worked into the stitches made by one in the round below, so the pieces stay round instead of turning hexagonal.
  • No round adds or takes away more than 6 stitches, so nothing ruffles or puckers.
  • Every round of every piece follows the drawn shape: the largest difference is 2.1 mm in radius (head).
  • Every closed piece ends on 6 stitches or fewer, so the last hole pulls shut.
  • Every placement points to a round that exists on its piece, every opening fits where it is sewn, and each piece is used as many times as it is made (9 pieces in all).
  • The toy sits on its base: no leg, foot or tail is sewn so low that it lifts the base off the table (nothing reaches more than 2 mm below it).
  • Size from the counts: about 17 cm tall at 16 sc × 18 rnds to 10 cm. Every round's size is its stitch count, so a thicker or thinner yarn scales the whole toy.

Version 1.1 · corrections

  • 19 October 2026 · v1.1. The arms are now flattened and sewn closed at the top, then sewn on by that flat edge between Rnds 10 and 11 of the body, so they hang down against it (before: sewn on by the open end between Rnds 9 and 10, pointing out). The feet are sewn between Rnds 7 and 8 (before: 4 and 5) and the tail between Rnds 8 and 9 (before: 5 and 6), so the bunny sits on its base instead of on its feet; it is now about 17 cm tall to the ear tips (before: about 19 cm). Round counts and yarn are unchanged.

PDFs downloaded before have the old numbers; download again for this version.

Look inside the PDF

Mochi Bunny PDF, page 1: Cover & key facts
Page 1 · Cover & key facts
Mochi Bunny PDF, page 2: Materials, gauge, abbreviations
Page 2 · Materials, gauge, abbreviations
Mochi Bunny PDF, page 3: The pieces, round by round
Page 3 · The pieces, round by round
Mochi Bunny PDF, page 4: Putting it together
Page 4 · Putting it together
Mochi Bunny PDF, page 5: 3D code & engine checks
Page 5 · 3D code & engine checks

The pieces

Head · Biscuit · 22 rnds · make 1
510152022
Body · Biscuit · 14 rnds · make 1
51014
Ear · Biscuit · 12 rnds · make 2
51012
Arm · Biscuit · 6 rnds · make 2
6
Foot · Biscuit · 6 rnds · make 2
6
Tail · Cream · 6 rnds · make 1
6

Each shape is drawn from the piece's own round counts, Rnd 1 at the top, every fifth round numbered: this is how it comes off the hook. The 3D preview above is built from the same counts and the placements in the pattern. The first rounds of the head: Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring (6) · Rnd 2: inc × 6 (12) · Rnd 3: (sc, inc) × 6 (18) · Rnd 4: (inc, sc 2) × 6 (24).