Pom Pom Bunny

Today’s freebie is a Pom Pom Bunny. You’ll find it in a vintage American Thread’s Aunt Lydia’s Design Studio Star pattern Book 229.

He does look a little sad, but I’m sure you’ll be able to make his face a little bit more cheerful rather than looking so fearful.

Below you’ll find the instructions to make this pom pom bunny and several links to tutorials on how to make others.

Bunny Instructions

These little bunnies use American Thread’s Aunt Lydia’s Heavy Rug Yarn. You can still find skeins of it on Ebay.

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Links to Tutorials

First of all, here’s a visual tutorial on How to Make a Yarn Pom Pom using your fingers or cardboard.

Next, find instructions on How to Make Super Fluffy Pom Poms

Now, let’s put together our Pom Poms and make an Easter Bunny. And here’s another one: Easter Bunny Pom Pom Tutorial.

Last but not least, I’ve done a blog post on Pom Pom’s before. You’ll see at the top of the instructions years ago they were actually called a Pom Pon.

This is a rug pattern made with a tool called a Pom and Tuft Form.

Pom Pon Rug Pattern

A Couple Pom Pom Tools

Here’s an Extra Large Pom Pom Maker by Clover.

If you don’t want to go extra large, this set features two sizes. One is 2.5 inches and the other is almost 4 inches.

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Enjoy!

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