Well, to continue this trend I started by accident, here’s another cute bunny pattern. This time it’s a free crochet pattern from Jilly-Flowers.

Twenty years ago, as a student at the Art Institute of Boston, Annette LeBlanc Cate wrote and illustrated a children’s book about a magician and his rabbit set in Harvard Square. But it wasn’t until this year that the story, The Magic Rabbit, went to print. Published by Candlewick Press (who also published Guess How Much I Love You), the book features black and white illustrations with accents of yellow.

Buy The Magic Rabbit from Amazon

Here is a cute bunny that you could make in time for Christmas.

A free pattern is available for download from WeeWonderfuls.

What better way to accessorize your car than with a bunny car kit?

It has even been recommended by Dave Barry in his Gift Guide.

As the temperature starts to drop, you’ll want to keep your feet warm with a nice pair of fuzzy bunny slippers. Here are a few places to find them:

• Runaway Rabbit
• Crazy for Bargains
• Bunny Slippers
• Vermont Country Store
• ThinkGeek
• Energizer
• Femail Creations

And if you don’t like wearing slippers, you could take a spin in these.

Well, my knitting expertise pretty much extends to scarves and hats, but I think this bunny knitting pattern from fuzzymitten on Etsy.com would be fun to try:

You could also knit a cape for it:

While uploading our own bunny designs to CafePress, I couldn’t help but notice a few other adorable rabbit illustrations.

Here’s a preliminary list of other shops featuring very cute rabbit merchandise on CafePress:

• Evonne’s Art
• Corrieweb Store
• Rabbittude
• The Rabbit House
• Bunny Lover Shop

I’ll add more as I come across more cute shops!

We have added two new products to our CafePress store.

Just in time for the holiday season, we have created a Snow Bunny Christmas ornament ($6.99).

We have also added a Jr. spaghetti tank top featuring a roller bunny ($19.99). This shirt is available in white, pink, baby blue and yellow.