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Felt Bunny in a Carrot Pocket Pattern — Printable PDF
A printable felt pattern for a bunny that tucks snugly into a carrot pocket. Includes the full A4 template, step-by-step photos, and a materials list so you can start right away. Beginner-friendly and endlessly giftable.
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About this download
A little bunny that lives in a carrot pocket. That is what you are making, and it is exactly as satisfying as it sounds.
This 9-page PDF pattern walks you through building a soft, cotton-stuffed felt bunny and a hand-stitched carrot with a pocket the bunny slides in and out of. The finished piece fits in the palm of your hand and looks like something you would find in a boutique. It takes an afternoon. It costs a few dollars in supplies. And once someone sees it, they will ask you to make one for them too.
Everything you need is inside the PDF. The last page is a full A4 template with every piece labelled and sized correctly. Print it at 100%, cut out the shapes, trace them onto your felt, and follow the step-by-step photos from there. There are 20 steps in total, each one shown with a clear photograph so you always know exactly what you are looking at and what comes next.
What you will make
A palm-sized felt bunny with layered ears, an embroidered face, a stuffed body, and a fluffy cotton tail. The bunny sits inside a two-layer felt carrot with a green leafy top and a curved pocket that holds the bunny snugly. Tuck the bunny in, pull it back out. That is the part that makes people smile every time.
What is inside the PDF
Full A4 template with all 10 pattern pieces labelled and ready to trace
20 steps with a photograph for every single one
Complete tools and materials list on page 2
Stitching guide covering all four techniques used in the pattern
The four stitches used
Flat blanket stitch, applique stitch, back stitch, and satin stitch. If you have done any hand embroidery before, you already know at least two of these. If not, the photos make each one easy to follow.
What you need to get started
Tools: pencil or marker, scissors, embroidery needle, embroidery pins.
Materials: felt fabric in your chosen colours, embroidery floss, cotton stuffing, and fabric glue if you prefer gluing over stitching in places.
Who this is for
This pattern is a good fit if you want a beginner-friendly felt project that looks impressive when finished, if you are making an Easter gift or a spring decoration, if you are a parent or teacher looking for a craft activity that builds fine motor skills and keeps hands busy, or if you just want to spend a couple of quiet hours making something genuinely lovely.
One PDF. Instant download. You will have it in your inbox before you have found your scissors.
Why this download works
Who it is for
Best for makers working in felt, plush, sewing, or crochet who want the printable pattern pieces ready before they start cutting or stitching.
Best project outcome
Use Felt Bunny in a Carrot Pocket Pattern — Printable PDF when you want the finished project to look polished without redrawing shapes or guessing proportions by hand.
Why the PDF helps
The download is self-contained and ready to use now, so you do not need to wait for the connected tutorial to start making.
Quick questions
How do I receive the download after purchase?
After checkout, the files are delivered as digital downloads through your Craftaholic Witch order so you can save them and start making right away.
Is this a physical product?
No. This shop listing is for a digital product only, so you receive the printable file rather than a finished handmade item.
Can I use this without the connected tutorial?
Yes. The download is designed to stand on its own, so you can print the file and start crafting even before the matching tutorial is published.
