Baby bunny costume

I've been working on the loveliest of custom orders (from my niece for my great niece). A request came in about three weeks ago would I knit a bunny costume for my great niece because she was attending a fancy dress party in May, she's only two months old so how could I resist!

I took two seperate patterns that I had found on Pinterest and made them into my own version adding a few little tweeks. I really love how the knitted bloomers turned out. The pattern does suggest the knitted band on the legs, but the first pair I made were made on 4mm needles and looked a little small and restricted on movement so for comfort I've left this part out.

The pattern links can be found here for an alternative pattern in garter stitch and here for the one I used. The baby bunny free knitting pattern can be found here

I do take custom orders (but please allow plenty of time because I do work full time and this is my hobby in my spare time)

So a big ta dah moment from me .......

it started like this

work in progress, love a pom pom

Ta dah

I love how the knitted bloomers turned out with my own flower drawstring design

Comments

mamasmercantile said…

Gorgeous, love the wonderful drawstring addition. Cute.

5 May 2017 at 00:31

Poppypatchwork said…

Love the outfit, the carrot just finishes it off.

5 May 2017 at 08:48

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