Just popping by to share with you what I have been up to recently. I just finished up this wee bunny rabbit this morning. I named her Mary Jane because I love her Mary Jane shoes and also because it really suits her…she is a no nonsense kind of girl! She doesn’t like frills so I decided to make her a little simple dress and bow.
I found the pattern here at, http://www.amigurumitogo.com/2015/03/Spring-Time-Dress-Me-Bunny.html designed by a talented and generous lady who shares great step by step amigurimi tutorials.
I had cream coloured 100% wool in my stash which was perfect for this project. I was so lucky because I had just the right amount….the little piece I had left over wasn’t even long enough to sew on a button
Here she is sitting down. I love how her little legs dangle over the edge of the cupboard. I put wire in the arms and legs so that she can be posed in different positions, adding to the cuteness.
After a little research, I have found that ami means knit or crochet and nuigurimi means stuffed toy. In Japanese tradition, little stuffed toys are handed down from generation to generation. These little stuffed dolls/animals stay with the children all their lives, helping to relieve stress, providing a little comfort on tough days. What a lovely idea! So why not get out your crochet hook and make a little stuffed doll/animal for the special ones in your family.
Before I go I would like to thank the lovely Alida, over at https://buttercupandbee.wordpress.com/ for nominating my blog for the Liebster Award, I’m working on it!
Bernadette
She’s awesome. Lover her dress.
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Thank you, it was fairly easy to make but a bit fiddly. I cut two pieces, outside and lining and sewed together leaving back edge open and turned inside out. This way I didn’t have to worry about small seams and hems. There are no side seams with straps attached and a little steel fastener at the back.
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Good idea. I’ve not tried it like that but it makes sense.
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So cute
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Thank you Lucy Ann
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Like A LOT 🙂 she’s so cute. Would love to be able to crochet aminiguri.
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Thanks, you should give it a go, it wouldn’t be a bother to you. There are some good tutorials out there and if I remember right, this little bunny also had a You Tube tutorial.
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I would need it, I’m not very good with stitch counting and spirals!
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Oh my!!! So cute again 😀 I love the expression and all the details 🙂
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Thank you Cherie for your lovely comment.
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Okay…now that is just too, too cute!!
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Thank you for your lovely comment.
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She is absolutely adorable! Her slippers are super cute and really complete the adorableness! 🙂
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