Oscar and Hazel, idea and design by lulu loves the moon

Copyright: The characters „Oscar & Hazel“ and the pattern are designed and written by the label lulu
loves the moon. The pattern is for personal use only. The pattern and parts of it may not be published
(printed or online), reproduced, shared, altered, translated in other languages or resold. You can sell
finished bunnies, handmade by yourself, in a limited number. If you share your photos of Oscar & Hazel
please give credit to me and add following note to your item, its description and published photos:
„design and pattern by lulu loves the moon“ and use #lululovesthemoon.

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materials:
• yarn in several colours: final measures:
-for the body: cotton yarn in grey (for
If you are using the same or similar
example organic cotton by Ecobebek,
yarn Oscar & Hazel are approx. 30 cm
Schachenmayr Catania).
tall (including the ears).
-for the trousers and the skirt: cotton
yarn, Merino yarn (Drops Baby
abbreviations (using US terms):
Merino), Alpaca yarn (Drops Puna).
sc single crochet
• Crochet hook 2,5mm for the bunny, inc increase
the dress and the trousers (made with dec decrease
cotton yarn) sl st slip stitch
Crochet hook 3mm for the trousers hs hook size
made with merino yarn (or other soft ch chain stitch
wooly yarns) rd round
• Black and pink embroidery yarn for the r row
eyes and the nose hdc half double crochet
• polyfiberfill dc double crochet
• tapestry needle tr treble crochet
pict. 1

body: Stoff & Stil organic cotton, dark grey,

hs 2,5mm

trousers: Drops Baby Merino Mix, No. 23

light beige, hs 3mm

body: Eco Bebek organic cotton, No. 590

brown, hs 2,5mm

dress: Drops Puna, No. 10 antique pink, hs

2,5mm

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head:
Crochet in spiral rounds. 20. (7 sc, dec) x6 (48)
1. 6 sc into a magic ring (6) 21. (6 sc, dec) x6 (42)
2. inc x6 (12) 22. (5 sc, dec) x6 (36)
3. (sc, inc) x6 (18) 23. (4 sc, dec) x6 (30)
4. (2 sc, inc) x6 (24) 24. (3 sc, dec) x6 (24)
5. (3 sc, inc) x6 (30) 25. (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
6. (4 sc, inc) x6 (36) Finish your work with sl st and fill the head
7. (5 sc, inc) x6 (42) with fiberfill. Cut the yarn, leaving a long
8. (6 sc, inc) x6 (48) thread to sew onto the body later.
9. (7 sc, inc) x6 (54)
10.-19. 54 sc (10 rounds) pict. 2

legs (make 2) and body:

first leg:
Crochet in rounds. Don’t forget to fill the legs with polyfiber as you go by and stuff them as tight as
you can.
1. 6 sc into a magic ring (6)
2. (1 sc, inc) x3 (9)
3. (2 sc, inc) x3 (12)
4. 12 sc
5. 12 sc
6. 12 sc
At this point you start to crochet in rows to build the „turned-in ankles“.
- 6 sc, ch1, turn
- 6 sc, ch1, turn
- 6 sc, DON´T turn, you start to crocet in rds again!

7. 6 sc only! (you are now again at the beginning point of your former rounds)
8.-27. 12 sc (20 rounds)
End with sl st, cut and sew the thread carefully.
pict. 3 pict. 4
After crocheting 3 rows with After round 8 it should look
6 sc, you now start like this.
crocheting in rounds again.

To form the „turned-in

ankles“ you have to crochet
1 sc in the sc of rd 6 (orange
Zweites Bein: arrow).

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second leg:
Crochet the second leg the same way as the first leg until rd 27, then crochet 2 sc additionally so that
the leg has the right position to get joined with the first leg.

joining both legs:

28. Crochet additional ch4 at the second leg and join to the first leg with 1 sc. Then continue
crocheting around the leg into the remaining 11 sc. Then crochet 4 sc into the ch4, again 12 sc
of the other leg and further 4 sc into the remaining loops of the ch4. (32 sc)
Place your stitch marker, here starts rd 29.
29. 32 sc
30.-38. 32 sc (9 rounds)
39. 7 sc, dec, 14 sc, dec, 7 sc (30)
40. 30 sc
41. (8 sc, dec) x3 (27)
42. 27 sc
43. (7 sc, dec) x3 (24)
44. 24 sc
45. (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
46. 18 sc
47. crochet approx. 10 sc, so that your work finishes at the back of the body. End with sl st, cut the
yarn and sew the thread carefully.

Dont forget to stuff the body as well. Especially at the bunny‘s belly you can stuff a lot!

arms (make 2):

Crochet in spiral rounds.
1. 4 sc into a magic circle.
2. inc x4 (8)
3.-17. 8 sc (15 rounds)
Don‘t stuff the arms!
Fold the opening of the arms and crochet them together with 4 sc.
Cut the yarn and leave a long tail to sew onto the body later.

ears (make 2):

Crochet in spiral rounds.
1. 6 sc into a magic circle.
2. 6 sc
3. inc x6 (12)
4. 12 sc
5. (sc, inc) x6 (18)
6.-13. 18 sc (8 rounds)
14. (sc, dec) x6 (12)
Finish with sl st, cut the yarn and leave a long tail. Fold the opening of the ears in the middle and sew
it with 1-2 stitches.

dungarees:

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I created two versions to crochet the dungarees in using two different yarns. The first version is
crocheted with cotton yarn and hook 2,5mm. The second version is crocheted with a very thin merino
yarn and hook 3mm, which makes the clothes very soft.

dungarees, crocheted with cotton yarn, hs 2,5mm, tightly crocheted:

The dungarees are the same way crocheted as the two legs and the joining of them.

Trouser leg (make 2)

Crochet ch18 and close it with sl st to a ring into the first ch.
1. Ch1 (counts as first stitch of the next round), 17 sc into the remaining ch17 of the ch ring.

From this point on you crochet in spiral rounds.

2.-27. 18 sc (26 rounds)
End your work with sl st, fasten off and sew the thread carefully.

Crochet the second trouser leg the same way.

28. At the end of rd 27 make ch4, join both trouser legs with 1 sc, crochet 17 sc around the first trouser leg,
4 sc into the ch4, 18 sc around the second trouser leg and again 4 sc into the front chains of the ch4. (44 sc)
29.-37. 44 sc (9 rounds)
38. (9 sc, dec) x4 (40)
39. (8 sc, dec) x4 (36)
40. approx. 18 sc so that your work finishes at the back of the trousers. End with sl st, cut the yarn and sew
the thread carefully.

The bib of the dungarees

The bib bis crocheted in rows.
Put the dungarees in front of you, you can now count approx. 18 sc on the front side of the dungarees.
Count 4 stitches from the right to left. In the 5th stitch you now join with 1 sc. Crochet further 9 sc. (as seen on
pict. 6 and 7). –> this is your first row of the bib!

R2.-R.3. 10 sc, ch1, turn (2 rows)

R4. dec, 6 sc, dec, ch1, turn (8)
R5. 8 sc, ch1, turn
R6. dec, 4 sc, dec, ch1, turn (6)
R7. 6 sc
Don’t cut the yarn! Crochet ch20 for the first suspender (maybe you need to crochet some more chains,
depending on the yarn you use). Cut the yarn and put the suspender crosswise to the back and sew it onto the
dungarees.
For the second suspender join the yarn with sl st on the other side of the bib and again crochet ch20. Fasten off
and put the suspender crosswise to the back and sew it onto the dungarees.

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 pict. 8

pict. 6
start with the bib: join
pict. 5 with a sc into the 5th pict. 7
joining of both trouser stitch from the right Crochet 10 sc for the first
legs row oft he bib

dungarees, crocheted with a very thin merino yarn, 5 ply, sport yarn, hs 3mm, loosely crocheted:
The dungarees are the same way crocheted as the two legs and the joining oft hem.

Trouser leg (make 2)

Crochet ch18 and close it with sl st to a ring into the first ch.

1. Ch1 (counts as first stitch oft the next round), 17 sc into the remaining ch17 of the ch ring.

From this point on you crochet in spiral rounds.

2.-27. 18 sc (26 rounds)
End your work with sl st, fasten off and sew the thread carefully.

The second trouser leg is crocheted the same way.

28. At the end of rd 27 make ch4, join both trouser legs with 1 sc, crochet 17 sc around the first trouser leg,
4 sc into the ch4, 18 sc around the second trouser leg and again 4 sc into the front chains of the ch4.
(44 sc)
29.-38. 44 sc (9 rounds)
39. (9 sc, dec) x4 (40)
40. make approx. 18 sc, so that your work finishes at the back of the trousers. End with sl st, cut the yarn
and sew the thread carefully.

The bib of the dungarees

The bib is crocheted in rows.
Put the dungarees in front of you, you can now count approx. 20 sc on the front side of the dungarees. Count 5
stitches from the right to left. In the 6th stitch you now join the yarn with 1 sc. Crochet further 9 sc (as
seen on pict. 6 and 7) -> this is your first row of the bib!!

R2.-R.3. 10 sc, ch1, turn (2 rows)

R4. dec, 6 sc, dec, ch1, turn (8)
R5. 8 sc, ch1, turn
R6. dec, 4 sc, dec, ch1, turn (6)
R7. 6 sc
Don’t cut the yarn! Crochet ch20 for the first suspender (maybe you need to crochet some more chains,
depending on the yarn you use). Cut the yarn and put the suspender crosswise to the back and sew it onto the
dungarees.
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For the second suspender join the yarn with sl st on the other side of the bib and again crochet ch20. Fasten off
and put the suspender crosswise to the back and sew it onto the dungarees.

Strap dress, crocheted with alpaca wool or cotton yarn, hs 2,5mm:

skirt
Crochet ch32 and close it with sl st to the the first ch.
1. Ch1 (counts as the first stitch of this round), 31 sc into the remaining ch31 of the ch circle.
Now crochet in spiral rounds.
2. (1 dc, inc) x16 (48 dc)
3.-5. 48 dc (3 rounds)
(if you want a longer skirt, you can crochet 1-2 rounds additionally)
Finish your work with sl st and sew the thread carefully.

straps with volants (crochet loosely, make 2) (pict. 12)

R1. Ch25
R2. (into the second chain from hook) 5 sc, (hdc inc) x2, (dc inc) x3, (tr inc) x4, (dc inc) x3, (hdc inc) x2, 5 sc.

Fasten off and cut the yarn, leaving a long tail to sew onto the skirt.
Sew both straps onto the skirt as seen on pict. 13.

pict. 9 pict. 10
After round 1 After round 2 pict. 11

pict. 12 pict. 13

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assembling and finishing the details:
Sew the head carefully onto the body. Add some polyfiber into the body, especially at the neck area,
so the head can’t swing back and forth. Sew the arms directly under the head.
Sew the ears left and right at the top of the head between rd 4 and 5.

pict. 14: embroidering the eyes

The sleeping eyes are embroidered between rd 15 and 16
and are 4 stitches long. Add three lashes below. Between
the eyes there are 6 stitches distance.

The eyes of girl bunny Hazel are a little bit different: The
inner eyes start at rd 15 and end in rd 16. The lashes are
above the eyes.

The little pink nose can be added in the middle of the eyes, at the same height as the bottom line of
the eyes. Take the pink yarn and embroider the nose in the length of 2-3 stitches several times using a
horizontal line. Then add a vertical line too from the middle of the nose 3 rounds down.

With a light pink blush or a crayon you can add some cute rosey cheeks.

At the end put on the clothes! The dungarees made of cotton yarn would probably be hard to get onto
the body. In this case I take a pair of tongs to pull at the end of the legs to get it through the
dungarees.

Hooray! You did it! Oscar and/or Hazel are finished! Hope you are happy with them!
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me:
[email protected]