Adorable Rabbit Crochet Hair Tie Pattern Best For Stylizing

Looking for a fun and charming way to add a personal touch to your accessories? This crochet rabbit hair tie pattern is perfect for those who love a mix of creativity and practicality. Whether you're a crochet pro or a beginner, this easy-to-follow step-by-step guide will show you how to make an adorable rabbit-shaped hair tie that adds a whimsical touch to any hairstyle.

Crochet Rabbit Hair Tie

You can customize your bunny with different yarn colors, and the versatile design ensures it’ll be a hit for all ages. Not only is this project perfect for spring and Easter, but it also makes a wonderful handmade gift. Plus, with its cute bow and fluffy cotton filling, this hair tie is a must-have in any crochet collection!

Making the Center Part of the Rabbit (Head)

• Create a slip knot.
• Chain 6.
• In the third chain from the hook, make 2 double crochets (DC).
• In the next two chains, make 1 DC in each.
• In the last chain, make 6 DC.
• Continue on the other side of the chain: make 1 DC in the next chain, then 1 DC in the next chain.
• In the last chain (where you started with 2 DC), make 4 DC.
• Slip stitch into the second chain of the initial two chains to close the round.

Round 2:

• Chain 2.
• In the next double crochet, make 2 DC.
• In the next stitch, make 2 DC.
• In the next two stitches, make 1 DC in each.
• In the next six double crochets, make 2 DC in each (total of 12 DC).
• In the next two double crochets, make 1 DC in each.
• In the next four double crochets, make 2 DC in each.
• Slip stitch into the second chain of the initial two chains to close the round.
• Slip stitch into the next two chains.

Making the Ears

First Ear:

• Chain 9.
• In the third chain from the hook, make 1 half double crochet (HDC).
• In the next four chains, make 1 DC in each.
• In the next chain, make 1 HDC.
• In the last chain, make 1 single crochet (SC).
• Slip stitch into the next chain on the main body.
• Slip stitch into the next two chains on the main body.

Second Ear:

• Chain 9.
• Repeat the same process as the first ear: 1 HDC in the third chain, 1 DC in the next four chains, 1 HDC in the next chain, and 1 SC in the last chain.
• Slip stitch into the next chain on the main body.
• Chain 1 and cut the yarn, leaving a tail.
• Hide the extra yarn by weaving it into the back.

Creating the Back Pattern

• Make another identical pattern following the steps for "Part 1: Making the Center Part of the Rabbit (Head)" and "Part 2: Making the Ears".

Adding Eyes and Nose

• Using black yarn and a needle, create the eyes and nose on one of the rabbit patterns.
• Eyes: Make two small stitches in the corners of the first round. You can double the yarn for a bolder look.
• Nose: Start from the middle, bring the needle up, then down, and create a small triangle shape by stitching from the sides.
• Tie a knot and cut the yarn.

Attaching the Two Patterns

• Take both rabbit patterns. Using green yarn, attach them together with single crochet stitches.
• Start from any point, insert the hook through both patterns, and attach the yarn with a slip knot.
• Make a chain.
• Continue making single crochet stitches around the edge, going through both patterns.
• Leave a gap to fill with cotton.

Filling with Cotton

• Once you've stitched most of the way around, fill the rabbit with cotton.
• Continue stitching with single crochet to close the opening.
• Slip stitch into the first single crochet, chain 1, and cut the yarn.
• Hide the extra yarn with a needle.

Making the Bow

• Using green yarn, create a magic ring.
• Chain 2.
• Make 3 DC in the magic ring.
• Chain 2.
• Slip stitch into the magic ring.
• Chain 2.
• Make 3 DC in the magic ring.
• Chain 2.
• Slip stitch into the magic ring.
• Chain 1 and cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for stitching.
• Pull the magic ring yarn tight to form the bow.
• Wrap the long tail around the center of the bow a few times to define its shape.
• Tie a knot and cut the magic ring yarn.

Attaching the Bow

• Thread the long tail of the bow onto a needle.
• Stitch the bow onto one of the rabbit's ears, in the middle.
• Secure it by stitching through the ear and the bow.
• Tie a knot and cut the extra yarn.

Attaching the Hair Rubber

• Using white yarn and a needle, attach the hair rubber to the back of the rabbit.
• Double the yarn for extra strength.
• Place the hair rubber in the center of the back.
• Stitch the hair rubber securely to the rabbit by going through the rubber and the rabbit's body multiple times.
• Tie a knot and cut the yarn.
• (Optional) Use a lighter to melt the ends of the yarn for a cleaner finish.