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Bunny Hooded Towel Tutorial

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What’s the Project? This cute bunny hooded towel is a fun towel for any little one for Easter or for any time! An easy to follow pattern to make this great hooded towel that is great for the littlest of babies up to elementary ages kids. This makes a fun gift! 

You knew I had to do an Easter hooded towel! I’ve had a lot of requests for this one, so here it is.

A pink, floppy eared, perfect for Easter…Bunny Hooded Towel! I am posting this early enough that you have time to make it for Easter. This would make the cutest little Easter gift for a little one!

Bunny Hooded Towel Pattern: This cute bunny hooded towel is a perfect Easter gift or just a fun hooded towel for any little one that loves bunnies! #freepatterns #sew #Easter

This might be one of my very favorite hooded towels out of all of them. So cute isn’t it?!

Hooded Towel Pattern for Kids

Does he make you feel all springy? I am so happy that Spring is finally coming!

It could also be fun to make a duck hooded towel for Easter time:

Duck Hooded Towel

 

Bunny Hooded Towel Tutorial:

Supplies Needed:

  • Pink towel
  • Coordinating pink hand towel
  • White fabric (or towel for the inner ears and nose)
  • Small amounts of white and black fabric
  • Heat n Bond
  • Bunny Hooded Towel Pattern Pieces

 

Sewing Instructions:

I have done lots of hooded towel tutorials. I am not going to teach you the basics of how to do the hooded towel in this tutorial because I have a whole post dedicated to that. Go here for full instructions. I am teaching you how to make the face in this post.

So to make the funny face, let’s start out by cutting our hooded towel in half horizontally. Now fold the selvage edge under about 3 inches.

Bunnyhoodedtowel

Flip that side over so you are working on the bottom (the side without the seam). Cut your eyes out of the white and black fabric. Also, cut your heat n bond in the same sizes. Place your eyes where you want them (leaving room for the nose in front of them) and iron them in place. Then applique around them.

Now, cut your ears out. Cut 4 pieces from the extra half of your pink hand towel and then 2 inner pieces from the white. Grab 1 of your pink ears and applique stitch your white piece to it. Do that again with the other white piece and another pink.

Bunnyears

Now place right sides together on the ears and sew around them. Turn them right side out.

On your towel decide where you want your ears. Cut a small slit:

Insertears

Stick the ear through the hole and then on the underside of the towel sew the opening closed:

Earsunderside

Do this for both ears.

Now cut out your nose. Applique it in place. To form the little mouth I just did an applique stitch and went over it a few times:

Bunnynose

For the rest of the instructions visit the basic hooded towel tutorial. If you want to round off his head like I did, visit the frog hooded towel tutorial.

And that’s it folks! A pretty great bunny hooded towel.

Bunny hooded Towel Pattern

 

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  1. katie says

    omg… this is too darn cute! Love this towel!!! I have a few friends who are having babies this year I might just have to make them a few of these!

  2. cliodana says

    beautiful! perfect for easter! i bought my blue towel… next step sew the monster towel! thank’s for those beautiful tutorial

  5. VickiT says

    Another adorable hooded towel. Do you have templates for the ears and face features possibly?
    Thank you for the the cute tutorial.

  6. Marie Richman says

    Your site didn’t take too long to load… but it wasn’t really fast either… but then it could be my computer….so all is ok, as far as I’m concerned !

  8. Sarah McKenna says

    Ok, so this is INSANE! It is EXACTLY what I was thinking of doing for Jade but never got around to trying. It is her birthday in less than a month……who gets to keep THAT one?? 😉

  9. Nikki says

    So cute. Could you put a pattern up for the nose and ears and maybe even the eyes. I can do the eyes but the ears I definetly need a pattern. Thanks

    • Amber says

      I just added them. Thought I could maybe get away with not doing them but everyone’s been asking. 🙂

  13. Megan says

    This is SOOOO cute amber!! I absolutely LOVE it! I really want to make this one! 🙂 Thanks for sharing! I’m visiting from Craftionary’s link party 🙂

  15. Nancy says

    I can’t get over how cute all of these towels you’ve made are! Darling! I saw them on Ucreate and TT&J today. SO adorable! Love them!

  18. Krissy says

    This is precious! I have made hooded towels for my kids before, but I haven’t tried anything quite this cool. Have you done any other animals?

  20. Sinea Pies says

    This is so adorable! Congrats on being featured on Six Sisters’ Stuff!
    New follower here. Would love it if you’d stop by my site…especially for my Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop!

    Blessings,
    Sinea Ducks ‘n a Row

  21. Jessica Rutledge says

    I just made my first bunny towel and I love it!!! I gave it a little fluffy white bunny tail and I’m debating whether it needs little felt buck teeth lol thank you so much!!!!

  22. Kim says

    Love the bunny towel! I’m a little confused by this direction – “So to make the funny face, let’s start out by cutting our hooded towel in half horizontally. Now fold the selvage edge under about 3 moments.” What are moments as a measurement?

    Thanks!

  23. Kim says

    Thanks… I figured that out once I read the duck tutorial. You might also want to change hooded to hand towel in the same paragraph. It all makes sense to me now. The towels are delightful and I’m going to give one of them a try this weekend. Thanks!

  24. Angela says

    I’m super excited to make these. They will be Christmas gifts for my five kids and all my young nieces and nephews! I have a dumb question (I know it’s dumb because no one else has asked it). When cutting the hand towels “Horizontally” are we cutting them horizontally LONG or Short. Will it make more of a square (short) or a long rectangle (long). So tough to put into words! Thank you so much!

  25. Lisa George says

    I just love your hooded towel tutorials! Wonder if you would do an Elsa (from frozen) hooded towel. I have a couple of pictures of these that I found on Pinterest. They’re for sale, but I’d MUCH rather make mine. Not sure how to attach a picture here, but I could email you them. Thanks!!

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