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Bunny Doll - Photos
Guest Author - Susan Kramer

Here is a line of completed 12" (30cm) long Easter Bunny Dolls I made for my grand children. For a free online pattern to make this bunny click here.

Easter Bunny Dolls ©  Susan Kramer

And, this is a closeup view to see the detail of how the arms and legs are lined up with center seams matching in the middle
Bunny Doll ©  Susan Kramer
For another closeup view of a completed bunny click here.

As you can see I’ve used small prints in bright colored cotton. The stuffing is polyester. The doll can be thrown in the washing machine and dryer. If you don’t have a young one to sew for a bunny makes a nice side kick posed next to your computer screen!

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1. Bunny Doll - Pattern and Instructions
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3. Bunny Doll - How to Make a Girl's Costume
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7. Bunny Doll - Sewing with Plaid

Charity Note:
I'd like to suggest that if you spend time making doll clothes, anyway, that you collect a few dolls from friends and neighbors and sew a wardrobe or a complete outfit for each doll. Then donate the doll in the completed outfit to a charity that distributes used dolls and toys to kids that otherwise would not have any.

Article and bunny photo Susan Kramer

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