I purchased this fabric at JoAnn's Fabric Store.

Thanks Jerri. You are so correct my bunny Bob does appear to be a little gay. Glad you like my new sofa. I just got it last week. We have been painting the interior walls in our house. They used to be cocoa brown and golden yellow. Aften living here for 10 years I couldn't stand them any longer. The house was so dark all the time. The walls are now Pale Baby Blue and a very Pale Celery Green. So after a great deal of searching I finally found a sofa to match my new walls. Hugs, Susan

Yes, you are correct the proper name for this fabric is "Curly Minky"

Probably not. I just get bored/restless and get the desire to make a new little friend every so often. This was a design I had purchased back in December and not stitched out yet. hugs, Susan

Thank you and yes this bunny is squishy soft. hugs, Susan

Not sure what you mean by instruction please.... The ITH design for Bunny Bob can be purchased at Embroidery-Outlet.com Look for it under ITH designs. I use a 5 x 7 hoop. The download comes with full instructions and lots of pictures. Susan

My best advise I guess would be go to YouTube.com. Type - how to sew ladder stitch. There are a lot of good videos there to watch. I always use this method. Quite often I use straight pins to hold body parts in place where I want them, especially noses so they don't get off centered. For the neck, attaching the head to the body I sometimes do 3 rows of stitching. I sew it together then go around again to tighten it up and make it firmer as I stitch. I do not like floppy necks. The shaggier the fabric you use the sloppier you can be with your stitches, The fur will hide your stitches. Cotton and flannel are the most difficult to use and knit fleece is in not too bad. Fleece is nice because it has some stretch to it. I hope this helps you and that you will enjoy making these little creatures as much as I do. Good luck, Susan