How to Make a Mini Bunny Doll with FREE Sewing Pattern

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If you'd like written instructions for this pattern you can find the complete pattern here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/91885558...

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Ok, Jane Austen Play Set Week 3 here we come!

This week is all about making your very own 1:12 scale bunny doll. (ok, it is the tiniest bit bigger than 1:12 scale, but it still totally works in a standard size doll house. And the pieces won’t driving you nuts as you sew it, so you are welcome for the tiny size adjustment!)

You can make it alone to use in a doll house or make it as the first step in our Jane Austen Play Set journey. (Admittedly, if you are just watching this journey, not sewing along, this video will be a bit dry. But don’t worry, next time we will have some more eye candy for your viewing pleasure.)

If you are sewing along, here is what you’ll need to make your very own bunny:
Download the free pattern here http://sweetbriarsisters.com/blog/min...
20” x 12” piece Fabric A (I suggest using a thin, sturdy fabric such as quilting cotton)
8” x 6” piece Fabric B (again, cotton is a great option)
Fiber Fill (just a small amount will do)
Embroidery floss (for eyes and nose)
Coordinating thread
Removable marking pen
Hemostats to help turn and stuff your little pieces
Chopstick to help turn