This crochet bunny couple amigurumi pattern will bring a charming pair of bunnies to life. With their vibrant outfits and endearing expressions, these bunnies make for a perfect handmade gift or a cute addition to your décor. Their unique details, from the bow on the girl bunny to the playful scarf on the boy bunny, add a special touch to this project.
I absolutely adored making this bunny couple! From the very first stitch, I knew they were going to be something special. There’s just something magical about bringing characters to life with your own hands — especially when they turn out this adorable!
The pattern is clear and really enjoyable to follow. I started with the basic parts: head, body, arms, legs, and those lovely floppy ears. Each piece worked up quickly, and before I knew it, I had a little pile of bunny parts just waiting to be assembled. That’s one of my favorite moments in amigurumi — when everything starts to come together and the personality of the piece begins to shine.
For the yarn, I chose a soft beige for the body, which gives them a classic, gentle look, and then I picked bright and playful colors for their outfits. I just love how the girl’s bow adds a touch of sweetness and the boy’s scarf gives him that charming, cozy vibe. You can really have fun here — switch up the colors, add tiny buttons, or even embroider little flowers or hearts. There’s so much room to make this project your own.
What I love most is how they look as a pair. Whether you set them on a shelf, give them as a gift, or use them in seasonal displays, they add so much warmth and handmade charm. I made a set for a friend’s wedding gift, and she was absolutely over the moon!
If you’ve been thinking about crocheting something cute and joyful, I 100% recommend giving this bunny couple a try. It’s a project that will leave you smiling from start to finish — and trust me, once they’re done, you won’t want to give them away!
How to Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi
Oh, this bunny couple stole my heart the moment I finished them! There’s something so sweet and nostalgic about making a pair like this — especially when you get to dress them up with those darling little outfits. I mean, look at that tiny bow on her and the cozy little scarf on him — pure charm!
To create this adorable bunny couple, you’ll need yarn in bright, contrasting colors for their outfits and a neutral tone for their bodies. Start by crocheting the individual pieces, such as the head, body, ears, and limbs, and then assemble them. Adding the final touches, like the scarf and bow, will give each bunny its own personality. Follow the instructions below for a delightful crochet experience.
Crochet Pattern:
I used a soft neutral yarn for the bodies (a light beige worked beautifully), and then had fun picking bright, contrasting colors for their clothes. That’s where your creativity really gets to shine. I went with a soft pink and mint green combo, but honestly, any palette you love will look adorable on them.
The pattern itself is super beginner-friendly, but still satisfying for more experienced hands. You crochet the body parts separately — head, body, arms, legs, ears — and then sew them all together. I like to stuff mine a little firmly so they stand up nicely but are still cuddly. The real fun, though, is in the details — adding the bow, the scarf, maybe even little blush cheeks or a button on the back of their overalls. That’s when they start to come to life!
I’ve made this set a few times now — once as a baby shower gift, once for a spring-themed table, and another time just because I couldn’t resist. They’re always a hit. Whether you’re decorating, gifting, or selling, this bunny couple brings so much warmth and cuteness to any space.
Materials:
- Yarn in blue, yellow, white, red, and beige.
- 2.5 mm crochet hook.
- Polyester fiberfill for stuffing.
- Safety eyes.
- Tapestry needle.
- Black and pink embroidery thread for details.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Instructions:
Head (make 2):
- With beige yarn, make a magic ring and crochet 6 sc.
- Increase by 6 sc per round until you reach 36 sc.
- Work 8 rounds of 36 sc.
- Begin decreasing by 6 sc per round until you reach 12 sc.
- Stuff with fiberfill and finish.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Body (make 2):
- Start with the main color for each bunny (blue for the boy, red for the girl) and make a magic ring, crochet 6 sc.
- Increase to 18 sc over 3 rounds.
- Switch to yellow or white yarn and work 12 rounds in sc.
- Stuff with fiberfill as you go.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Legs (make 4):
- With beige yarn, make a magic ring and crochet 6 sc.
- Increase to 12 sc and work 6 rounds.
- For the girl, switch to red yarn and work 6 more rounds; for the boy, switch to yellow yarn.
- Finish, stuff lightly, and sew to the body.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Arms (make 4):
- With beige yarn, make a magic ring and crochet 6 sc.
- Increase to 9 sc and work 5 rounds.
- Switch to red or blue yarn and crochet 3 rounds.
- Finish, stuff lightly, and attach to the body.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Ears (make 4):
- With beige yarn, chain 12.
- Work 4 rounds of sc along the chain, increasing slightly at the ends to create the rounded ear shape.
- For the inner ear, use a contrasting color (blue or white).
- Attach the ears to the top of the head.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Outfit Details:
- For the boy bunny, crochet a scarf with yellow yarn using simple double crochet stitches.
- For the girl bunny, crochet a bow with red yarn by making a small rectangle, gathering it in the center, and sewing it to the head.
- Sew the outfit details to the body.
Crochet Bunny Couple Amigurumi. Face Details:
- Attach safety eyes between the 5th and 6th rounds of the head.
- Use black embroidery thread to sew a small nose and a wide smile.
- Add blush with pink yarn or embroidery thread to the cheeks.
Once all the parts are sewn together and the outfit details are added, your crochet bunny couple is ready to brighten any space with their adorable presence! Seriously, once you finish them and see those little faces looking back at you, it’s hard not to smile.