Build a soft, balanced bunny
Long ears and a rounded body give this rabbit its storybook silhouette, so even stuffing and symmetrical placement matter. Mark the beginning of each round, count after shaping, and compare paired pieces before assembly. Stuff gradually in small amounts to keep the body smooth and leave the ears soft enough to fall naturally.
Pin the ears, legs, and arms before sewing, then view the bunny from several angles. Small placement changes can make the expression feel alert, sleepy, or especially cuddly. Strong, tidy attachment stitches are more important than hiding every seam on the first pass.
