The days are flying so fast. I have so much work at my desk and so little time. My days are full with lots of things need to get done around the house, kids, kitchen and I can hardly manage with it all. I feel like my morning hours are flying through uncontrolled, so fast and before I even sit down to work, kids are back from school and I have to prepare some food and make sure all homework’s are done and then later, driving them to their afternoon school, football games, violin, horse riding, judo, meeting friends, than again food and …… and….. and….. never ending work for me + this sms from E “I’m late”. But HEYYYY, After all, I’m here and not just that, I’ve also found the time to sit and write down the first bunny dress pattern. Which,,,,, of all my to do list was the thing I wanted to do most.


Writing a step by step pattern can take days. Along with the camera shootings and the limited hours of ‘good shooting light’ + the step by step crocheting and writing. As I alway do with my patterns, I check them million times. First, I always write it down while crocheting. I take few photos for each step made. Of course, my recipe notebook is very very close to me, at this point, as it’s all written there (all the little making secrets). After the pattern is written and all pictures are placed correctly, I crochet it all over again, from the start. I check every step on my written pattern again, to make sure everything is clear and no mistakes are done. At the end of this long process, just before I close my PDF file, E reads my English and make corrections if needed. 

Lets talk level now. Well, yes you have to be familiar with crochet basic sts, If you have experienced crochet in the past it will be good for you, though I have to add an important note here, this is NOT an easy pattern. This turtleneck dress is kind of a miniature work, miniature detailed crochet creation (I love miniature creations btw). You should know that before you start. This pattern wouldn’t fit you if this is your first crochet project. Please be aware of it!!!

Yarn: GrannyKit Cotton: 1 ball of Lace, 1 ball of Navy/ Red/ any colour you choose. find them here.
Crochet hook size: 2.5mm
A pair of crafty scissors
Tapestry needle & stitch markers

Turtleneck striped dress for Angie bunny



7 comments on Turtleneck striped dress for Angie bunny
Petitedoris-dorin attias
Listen sister…..
You and your bunnies are invited to my house tonight for a great party…..
I really want to know them better and become a very very very good friend of them
Mo Malron (author)
אחותי גם באיגלז את קורעת אותי
את ומשיח מובילי דעת קהל
הרוסה עלייך
באה עם כל הארנבים תודיע לשוער שישמור לי חניית אורחים
Charlene Brown
I like be your posts!
Mo Malron (author)
I like your visits 🙂
liza
Meohevet pashut meohevet. so lovely I would like to have all of them. kisses
Stéphanie Guernon
First, thanks for this adorable pattern.
I have a quick question for you.
Can you change Angie’s clothes or since you seem to crochet some parts of the design directly on the doll once the doll is dressed you have to do another doll if you want another outfit?
Thanks 🙂
Mo Malron (author)
Hi Stephanie. If you like to change Angie’s cloths please don’t crochet the last rnd on the sweater. On the Turtleneck dress it’s not possible so yes you have to make a few Bunnies – which is btw much better than having only one.