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Okay, so someone asked how I made the snow bunny (Gen, from the anime Natsume Yuujinchou).
You're welcome to use the pattern, but if you make one with my pattern, send me pictures!
Here's the completed one

I figured it would just be easiest to post the pattern.
They don't take long at all to make. Between 15 and 20 minutes with a sewing machine.

So, here's what you do. You cut out two side pieces and one belly piece, all in white. And two ears, both in green.
You sew the two side pieces together along the curve. Then you stitch the eyes and mouth in.
Then you start sewing the belly on. Stop with at least an inch gap to stuff it. When it's stuffed, stitch the hole up.
Now the ears. If you want, you can stitch little veins into the ears to make it look like leaves (And if you want to be really tidy, you can attach extra, identical ear pieces to the back of the ears to hide the backs of the vein stitches). Then attach the base of the ears to the head.
And voila! A little snow bunny!
(I typed these instructions out fast, so tell me if I didn't make sense anywhere).

Others who made one:

Description
Okay, so someone asked how I made the snow bunny (Gen, from the anime Natsume Yuujinchou).
You're welcome to use the pattern, but if you make one with my pattern, send me pictures!
Here's the completed one

I figured it would just be easiest to post the pattern.
They don't take long at all to make. Between 15 and 20 minutes with a sewing machine.

So, here's what you do. You cut out two side pieces and one belly piece, all in white. And two ears, both in green.
You sew the two side pieces together along the curve. Then you stitch the eyes and mouth in.
Then you start sewing the belly on. Stop with at least an inch gap to stuff it. When it's stuffed, stitch the hole up.
Now the ears. If you want, you can stitch little veins into the ears to make it look like leaves (And if you want to be really tidy, you can attach extra, identical ear pieces to the back of the ears to hide the backs of the vein stitches). Then attach the base of the ears to the head.
And voila! A little snow bunny!
(I typed these instructions out fast, so tell me if I didn't make sense anywhere).

Others who made one: