Little Flora the Bunny Rabbit

**Crochet a wee little bunny rabbit that fits in your hand.** When made with a worsted weight yarn, little Flora measures 6-6.5 inches (17 cm) long. With her little dangly legs and fluffy white tail, who can resist making her! Compared to the [original big Flora pattern][1], she is fast to make and great for using up left over yarn because she does not require an entire skein. {**NOTE:** Want both the large and small Flora patterns? Receive a discount when you purchase both together! Just place both patterns in your shopping cart.} The pattern includes detailed instructions and step-by-step photos, plus you can contact me along the way to ask any questions. It is an easy level pattern that involves starting with a magic ring, single crochet, increasing, decreasing, and attaching pieces. Materials you will need: - E US (3.5 mm) hook - worsted weight yarn, approximately 3 yrds for the tail and 50 yds for the rest - yarn/tapestry needle - removable stitch markers - two 9 mm plastic safety eyes - polyester fiberfill stuffing - a wire bristled brush (optional – if you want a fuzzy tail) Note: If you are making this amigurumi for someone under 3 yrs, I recommend crocheting or embroidering the eyes instead of using the plastic safety eyes. **NOTE: This pattern only includes instructions for the SMALL bunny** [1]: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/flora-the-bunny-rabbit