Three Adorable Primitive Bunny Free E-Patterns

I was first introduced to primitive dolls with something I saw many over 20 years ago during a shopping trip to Sturbridge with my mother.  In one of the crafts stores we liked to visit I was looking at a box filled with patterns and just started laughing my head off. Of course, my mother asked, "what's so funny?" So, I showed her the pattern I was looking at and she burst out laughing, too. It was for a primitive cloth doll which was so ugly it was actually beautiful. So there we were - two grown women standing in the middle of a store laughing our heads off.

As I scanned through the box I found other patterns for primitive dolls that were just as ugly and just as beautiful. So, of course, I bought a few and could hardly wait to get them home so I could make them.   And, make them I did.

The popularity of primitive dolls - especially "raggedies" continued to grow and grow.  Primitive decor seemed to take over with all sorts of primitive things that could be made for one's home -  dolls, raggedies, make-do's, shelf sitters, holiday and seasonal primitive decorations, primitive animals, primitive graphics, primitive woodcrafts, curtains, rugs, furniture and so on and on.

Over the years I decided that I wanted to design my own primitives and created primitive dolls, primitive animals, and primitive ornaments for everyday, the seasons, and all the holidays. 

Recently I got to thinking about the three primitive bunnies I designed and thought you might like to make them.  So, I decided to make their e-patterns free and created blog posts on how to make them as well as a link to their free e-patterns.

Have fun making your primitive bunnies!

Just click on the links below:

Patience Is A Virtue, 7” Primitive Bunny Shelf Sitter Doll Free E-Pattern - Stout Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner

Peter Prim Tail!, 20” Primitive Bunny Doll Free E-Pattern - Stout Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner

Prim Me A Bunny, Mitzy!, 20” Primitive Bunny Doll Free E-Pattern - Stout Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner

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