Easter Bunny Pumpkin Crochet Pattern

I absolutely loved making these adorable Bunny Pumpkins! The pattern was well-written, easy to follow, and included clear instructions that made the process smooth from start to finish. I ended up making three of them to tuck into my kids’ Easter baskets, and they were a huge hit!

The combination of a pumpkin shape with bunny ears is such a unique and charming design. It feels perfect for Easter but also works year-round as a cute decor piece. I experimented with different pastel colors to match the spring theme, and they turned out so sweet. The instructions included helpful details on shaping, stuffing, and getting the ears just right, which made all the difference in achieving that perfect bunny look.

If you’re looking for a fun and festive crochet project, I highly recommend this pattern! It’s beginner-friendly with just enough detail to keep it interesting, and the finished bunnies are irresistibly cute. I might just make a few more for gifts because they were that much fun to crochet!

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If you’re looking to add a little “killer” fun to your crochet projects, Brochet: 30 Easy Patterns for Crochet Weaponry and Ami-gore-umi is the perfect choice! Steven Borzachillo, the mastermind behind the viral crochet sensation “Brochet,” has crafted a delightfully quirky guide for crafters who enjoy both creativity and a touch of mischief in their crafting.

This book introduces the concept of creating crocheted weaponry, armor, and adorable but slightly macabre characters—aka ami-gore-umi. Whether you’re a beginner crocheter or a seasoned pro looking for a laugh, this guide offers accessible instructions and patterns for 30 bold and fun projects. From the Sure-U-Can Ninja Star to the Yarn-ssassin’s Dagger, each project is designed to inject a little whimsy and excitement into your crochet collection.

I personally had a blast making the Wizard’s Staff and Feeling Wiley TNT—they’re perfect for any fan of cosplay, conventions, or just those of us who love crafting quirky pieces that double as conversation starters. And don’t even get me started on the Guillo-ton of Fun and the Brainy Bro—I’m not sure what’s more fun, making them or the hilarious looks I get when people see them!

Borzachillo’s instructions are clear, so even if you’re just picking up a crochet hook for the first time, you won’t feel lost. The patterns offer a mix of playfulness and ease, making it easy to jump from one project to the next. And while the projects are perfect for cosplay props or just some fun home decor, the book doesn’t stop at just cool designs—it’s also filled with humorous commentary that will make you chuckle through every stitch.

One of the book’s funniest (and slightly twisted) aspects is the idea of crocheted “guts”—yes, you read that correctly! The cuddly entrails that are part of the Ami-gore-umi section of the book are perfect for Halloween or anyone who just loves a bit of dark humor. (And I’ve discovered that crochet guts make surprisingly cozy scarves—so there’s that!)

What You Can Expect:

30 incredibly fun and easy patterns for crocheting everything from ninja stars to alien blasters.
Instructions designed for beginner crocheters, so it’s great for crafters who may be new to amigurumi and plush creations.
A healthy dose of laughs and whimsy with every project.

Brochet: 30 Easy Patterns for Crochet Weaponry and Ami-gore-umi is the perfect book for anyone who enjoys combining their love for crochet with a bit of playful absurdity. Whether you’re crafting a ninja star for your next costume, making an adorable yet deadly flail, or just looking for something fun and unique to work on, this book has you covered.

So, assemble your yarn, sharpen your crochet hooks, and get ready for a battle of creativity that’s sure to leave you laughing and crafting your very own plush armory!

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