I’ve got this bunny collection. And it’s big. And I anticipate it continuing to grow through Easter. So…I’d like to know the best way for me to share it with you. Would you prefer spurts of small round-ups once or twice per week? A bunny each day? One big list right off the bat? What do you think?

I’ll give you a few just the get the ball rolling!

Wee Bunny from Wee Wonderfuls

From Allsorts (it’s a pin, but I could also see this being attached to a hair clip or headband for some little bunny sweetness!)

Free softie pattern from The Purl Bee. They also have patterns for the clothes (dress, pants and shirt, knitted sweater)!

Ack! A baby hat with ears! Mushy crocheted this handful of cuteness using this pattern. Now all that’s missing is a squishy little baby to plop it on!

Another knit to add to my list. Rachel at The Yarnigans Blog shares the pattern to make this cuddly bear. (via luvinthemommyhood)

One of these days, I am going to make a quilt. And when I do, it will probably be just like this one. I love all the white space and the simplicity of the pattern. This quilt is from Handmade by Allisa who kindly shares the pattern and a tutorial for putting it together. Wonderful! (via Whip Up)

I’m in love with this knitted top from Soulful Hues Hobbies & Random Thoughts. Aside from the actual knitting, there are few steps involved in the finished piece. Perfect! Click here for the free pattern. (via JCHandmade)

What is it about small woodland creatures that is just so yummy? Head on over to Lolly Chops for a how-to and free pattern to make this little cutie-pie!

I just started knitting up baby hats and can’t wait to try out this free pattern from Berlin’s Whimsy. Love the stripes! Click here for a link to the pattern in PDF.

Creative Kismet shows how to make a cape that will unleash your child’s inner superhero! Seriously, what kid wouldn’t want one of these in their dress-up arsenal?  Click here to see how and personalize your own and click around a bit to see more details of her superhero party! (via Craft)

Miaou Crafts shares a free knitting pattern for this pocket-sized doll. She’s small and sweet and would probably like some friends, so be sure to make a few!

A round-up of some yummy felt treats from around the web. The majority of these patterns are for personal use only. Please do not make and sell without checking the copyright of the original creator. Click on the photo to go to the source!

From Flickr

From Escape Artist

From Como Faz?
Popsicles…different language but lots of photos

From Craft Tutorials
Graham Crackers

From That’s Just Freaking Lovely
Pop Tarts

From Craftsanity
Fortune cookies

From Orble
Felt lollipop

From Day to Day
Eggs and orange

Tomato slices, lemon slices, and ice cream

Ravioli

From Dabbled
Felt M&M Cookies

From One Inch World
Felt Lettuce

From Craftster
Pizza

Chocolate Cake

Vegetables, Salads, and MUCH more

From Cherry Mix
Bread

Cupcake

From Lit’l Brown Bird
Strawberries

Oreo Ice-Cream Cookie

From Hoogli Art
Sushi

Cupcake

And from Mr. Monkeysuit
Felt Peas in a Pod

Special thanks to my Tweet peep KTnestingspot (from Katie’s Nesting Spot) for helping me collect some of these!

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Added:

From Snazzle Craft

Chips and sandwhich

From Dusty Bottom Acres
Felt Peeps

From American Felt and Craft:

Cherry Pie
(Thanks to OCP reader, Alicia for the tip!)

Crackers

From Ikat Bag

Felt cake and decorations

She also shows how to make individual slices so your little one can serve up cake at her next tea party!

Ellen at The Long Thread has done something that I’ve been meaning to do since I started this blog…put together a list of all the wonderful free sewing tutorials and patterns available on these internets…including categories for baby and kids, and softies! She’s got a great list, so go on over and start planning out your weekend!

I find very few things more precious than baby knits. This one is extra adorable with it’s long tapered top and umbilical cord-looking dangly thing (because I know you like to hear the technical terms). Sew Liberated tells exactly how she knit this one up! Click

Sweet Tidings shares an absolutely darling little doll that she made using a free pattern from Smooch Designs. Doesn’t she look irresistibly squeezable? I want everybody to go make one of these to be loved by the special kiddo in your life. Off you go!

Woohoo! Remember this little guy? I’ve loved him from the beginning and mentioned him in one of my very first posts. Well….Early Bird Special is gifting the embroidery pattern to her readers! So awesome, and so very kind. Go on over to her place for the download!

Tangarang has been exploring a circus theme lately and has most recently offered up this *very* cute embroidery pattern. Stitch one onto a bib or use all three on a set of onesies for a wonderful coordinated baby gift. Click over for the download!

Keep those little piggies warm all throughout Spring with these adorable knitted slippers. Scribbit has the details on how she made them!

I instantly fell in love with this felt version of a matryoshka doll found at Skip the Chips. These are great for sorting by size and really…don’t all kids love putting things into pockets? Make your own using the free pattern at Maize Hutton.

1. Feathered Friend Toothie Pillow, 2. Tooth Fairy pillow, 3. tooth fairy pillow, 4. tooth officer, 5. tooth beary backside, 6. tooth pillow, 7. Tooth Fairy Pillow- open pocket, 8. tooth fairy pillow for diego - front, 9. tooth fairy pillow, 10. Blue Tooth Fairy Pillow, 11. Tooth Buddy Tooth Pillows, 12. Custom Ordered ToothFairy Pillow, 13. toothpillow2, 14. Tooth Fairy Pillow, 15. tooth fairy pillow

This mosaic may be a bit overwhelming, so I want to bring your attention to a few things:

• I’m a sucker for embroidery so the pillow in the center is my absolute favorite. Be sure to click #8 to see the details.
• For you knitters out there, there’s a lone knitted tooth with pocket on the back on the bottom center. He’s a cutie-pie and you can find a pattern for him at Knit and Crochet Patterns.
• Take notice of the police fairy tooth (#9)…another one of my favorites from the group. His mouth is the pocket! MmmmCrafts has a pattern available for download for your personal use. Link

This little snow bunny is all bundled up for the last few weeks of winter! Love those ears! Q.D. Patooties is generously sharing the pattern for your personal use. Just click on over! (Link)

Stardust Shoes offers up a free pattern (via the Michael Miller Fabrics blog) for this exceptionally cute chef’s ensemble. Poofy chef’s hats are awesome.  Link

These knitted toadstool rattles are absolutely darling and would be fitting for a boy or a girl. Check out The Purl Bee for the free pattern!

This growth chart is so much prettier than anything you’ll find in stores. It’s made from a board, some batting, and fabric and you can make one, too! Unraveled shares the pattern and all of the details.

Design Mom shared a link to some free paper toys and I’ve been drooling over these downloads ever since. In addition to the airplane there are paper dolls, animals, fairies, math toys, and more. Here’s one of my favorites from the collection:

These toys would be so much fun to use as storytelling props. Put on a show or make up a new story with your kids!

Look to Balancing Everything for the pattern pieces and instructions on sewing this portable kitchen play area. Such a clever idea and perfect for those without the space to accommodate bulky kitchen play sets.

Plus, check out Sew Liberated’s free apron pattern. With a bit of stretch around the neck and a Velcro closure, this has got to be the most kid-friendly apron out there!