Fat fluffy bunny with droppy ears how to#
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Sweet faux-chenille bunny at Sew Much AdoĬutesy little bunny (and kitty) sewing pattern at Gingermelon Dollsįree bunny pattern template at Molly and Mamaįree bunny face pillow pattern here at Swoodson Says

Fat fluffy bunny with droppy ears free#

Scrappy bunny softie tutorial at Inspiration Made Simpleīandana bunny stuffed animal free pattern here at Swoodson Saysįree bunny silhouette softie from Twig + Tale If you haven’t sewn many stuffed animals, don’t miss out on my big stuffie sewing tips post before you get started!įree Mini Pocket Bunny here at Swoodson Says You can pin the roundup of bunny sewing patterns, here! Please only pin the collage images at the end of each section and click through to pin individual images, this makes sure people get to the right place! If a link isn’t pictured, it’s because I didn’t hear back with permission to use their photo. 50+ free printable stuffed animal patterns.Let me know what your favorites are, in the comments!

Fat fluffy bunny with droppy ears how to#

If you’ve been wondering how to sew a bunny stuffed animal, there are over 50 options for you to choose from. These are all great ideas to sew as Easter gifts, ranging in style from classic to quirky.

I started looking for bunnies to sew and the list kept getting longer – I have over 30 free rabbit sewing patterns and then a bunch of patterns for sale through independent designers. When we pet him all we feel is his bones.Wow there are a lot of bunny sewing patterns out there! I always love creating “round up posts” because it’s a fun way to share some of my friends’ work, discover new designers, and share it all with readers. Any suggestions about what is happening to our sweet buddy. He does eat pellets but refuses to eat any type of hay. He is slowing using his potty again but we are worried about his bottom will his fur ever grow back IN? Will he ever gain back his weight? We were told we were over feeding him before with the wrong foods too much lettuce and greens like apples carrots are not good for him. We have added a carrot and an apple back into his diet again. Buddy has lost alot of weigh but not drinking as much as before. The vet told us he has a urine tract infection. Our vet told us to remove his lettuce, carrots and treats from the pet store. We took buddy to the vet and he was given antibiotics and a special antibiotics for his baths. Our son bath him and cleaned buddy on a regular weekly baths. This happened for about a month and starting noticing his bottom fur getting wet and not drying himself. After awhile we noticed buddy was drinking excessively and urinating none stop.

When we came back our son continue to take care of buddy and enjoyed the out doors during the day for a few hours and the remaining times in the garage and even at night. They kept-ed up his regular food routine. This summer in July we went away for 1 month and left bunny in care where we purchased him the pet store. Buddy was healthy and fat and was doing awesome till about 2 months ago. Hi our son has had his floppy ear bunny since he was 6 weeks ago and now today he is 3 years old. If you get a pet rabbit just to leave it in a cage its entire life so everyone a favor and just get a pet fish! no rabbit EVER SHOULD ONLY BE in its cage. You have to get them fixed trim their nails and if they get fleas you can’t just go to the super market and pick up a cat or dog flea treatment you have to go to the vet to get a safe treatment for rabbits and also you need to clean their glands which are located under the ballsac for males and clean there cage and litter box every two days their diet should maintly consist of fresh veggies (kale basil etc) and hay with a TINY amount of pellets and a small amount of fruit for treats. Rabbits can live 10-12 years the oldest rabbit alive is 16 years old NO RABBITS ARE GOOD FOR YOUNG CHILDREN are you insane rabbits are a prey animal so they are naturally scared and skiddish children only make this worse and rabbits don’t want to be handled until they trust you which could take weeks for them to bond to you and rabbits are very high maintenance nothing a child should be responsible for. People who have had rabbits and actually care for them know all this information is a load of bullshit.