Long-Eared Bunny Crochet Pattern

Long ears, a little pink nose, and a sage cowl

This long-eared bunny crochet project pairs a warm oatmeal body with a muted sage cowl. A rounded head, narrow arms, and elongated legs create the character's recognizable silhouette. The face stays simple, with small dark eyes and a pink nose that stands out against the neutral crochet.

The long ears are a prominent part of the outline, adding height above the rounded head. Below the face, the cowl introduces a broader band of texture and color. A brown button sits at the front, giving the neck detail another small point of contrast without drawing attention away from the expression.

Oatmeal and sage, with a few small accents

The body uses one warm neutral color, allowing the crochet texture and proportions to remain easy to see. Sage distinguishes the cowl from the head and torso. The pink nose, dark eyes, and brown button add individual details that become clearer in the close views.

The home scene places the bunny on a wooden shelf, with its legs hanging over the edge. A pale vase and a small stack of books provide a quiet setting for considering the character as a decorative accent. The other images use light fabric and neutral backgrounds to keep the full outline visible.

The details that shape the character

• Long, narrow ears above a rounded head.
• A warm oatmeal body with slim arms and long legs.
• A small pink nose and dark eyes.
• A textured sage cowl with a visible brown button.

Explore the complete bunny and the close details

The front view shows the whole seated character, from the ears to the feet. The shelf view changes the arrangement of the legs while keeping the same color direction. The detail layout brings the nose and buttoned cowl closer, so those small features can be considered alongside the complete shape.

Digital pattern, not a finished bunny

The product category is a digital amigurumi crochet pattern. A finished bunny, yarn, tools, books, and other styling props are not included. The gallery presents one bunny project through several views; it does not represent a collection of different animal patterns or a set of physical toys.