Catnip Bunnies
Knitting for pets has never been this cute or colorful. Make your cat one happy feline with these Catnip Bunnies. This DIY pet toy is a fun way to cats to relax and play. Not only are the Catnip Bunnies a great toys, they taste great. DK yarn is used to knit this DIY cat toy. Your cat will be entertained for hours on end with these Catnip Bunnies.
Knitting Needle Size3 or 3.25 mm
Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
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3cats2love
Sep 08, 2017
This is a really cute pattern. As a cat owner, though, I would make a few suggestions. I would use a sturdy cotton yarn or even cotton twine to make these, because anything lighter will be ripped apart by a cat. Also, acrylic or wool yarn will get caught on a cat's claws and be shredded, and the cat might end up swallowing bits of yarn.
nataliegrace
Feb 10, 2017
Such a cute idea. I know my cat would love these cute little bunnies, so thanks for the free pattern!
craftedbyfox
Jan 14, 2017
This is a fab little pattern which works up really quickly it is easy to follow for beginner knitters, I saw it and thought how cute they were but do not have a cat. Instead I made them and put stuffing and lavender inside which I them made for mini Christmas pressents, I have a couple myself and keep them in my clothing drawers so they keep my jumpers nice and fresh smelling. Thank you for sharing yet another fab free pattern.
jscheele100
May 01, 2016
Just an idea, I have small dogs and I will make these and put a small squeaker in them, it is difficult to find small toys for them and I know they will love these.
Susan S
Oct 24, 2016
Hey jscheele, I actually think that's a great alternative to catnip for a cat toy, too. Or, keep the catnip and add the squeaker as well. Or just stuff it with some batting or cotton. So many ideas for this! The colors are amazing, too. These would be great as stocking stuffers for cat parents. We always like it when people remember our pets. I'm going to knit up a bunch for my sweet girl Mollie. I can just see her carrying her bunny around the house.
quanahs 5032097
Mar 09, 2016
These cute little bunnies would make a wonderful Easter/Spring wreath. I think I would follow the instructions for the The Grass is Greener Wreath found in this eBook http//www.allfreeholidaycrafts.com/Easter-Ideas/Ho == w-to-Make-Easter-Crafts-7-Cute-Easter-Craft-Projec == ts-eBook and tuck in a few bunnies along with the flowers. It would be pretty in soft pastels or bright colors and could also be used as a sweet decoration of the nursery.
beedee784 5982723
Jan 27, 2015
I am trying to download catnip bunnies and not able to do so. please help as i want to make the bunnies
Kristina K
Jan 28, 2015
Hey there! First, you're going to want to click "Click here for knitting pattern" on this page. Then, beneath the second bunny picture on the website it took you to, there will be the sentence "Pattern is available as a free pdf download on ravelry right here." Click the word "here." Finally, you're going to want to click "free Ravelry download" in the middle of the page, and "download PDF" on the message that pops up. Bear in mind that you need a PDF reader, such as Adobe Acrobat, to view the file. I hope that helps!
lizziefletch 04217 31
Dec 01, 2013
Great pattern and really easy to follow I've made a couple of these for my kitties, the only extra tip I would add is on the slip stitches to slip them as if you were pearl one, makes it much easier :)
mojoworkinggirl 96 74995
Jan 09, 2013
Can't really comment on pattern since it wasn't being shown.... tried several times clicking on 'Click here for pattern' to no avail
merodanielle
Apr 02, 2011
OMG it looks more like a wreath decoration that a cat toy, but mint! <(.)> everywhere will LOVE it!
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