Captain Knockear and the golden easter eggs

Captain Knikedear is not an ordinary Easter bunny. Even as a little bunny he dreamed of becoming a pirate one day and finding a special treasure. When he was old enough, he summoned up all his courage and went in search. He has sailed rough seas for years and experienced many adventures.
This year he finally found what he was looking for. He found his long-awaited treasure on a lonely island. Now he can hide the golden Easter eggs for young and old just in time for Easter. Who knows, maybe a golden Easter egg is waiting for you this year too?

However, Captain Knikedear not only makes children's eyes light up. It is also a real eye-catcher in the entrance area and lets every house shine in Easter pirate glamour.

In addition to Captain Flipear, Nora the pirate bunny is also available in the shop. You can find the instructions for Nora here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Marili-Designs

sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
dec = decrease
inc = increase
Slst = slip stitch
ch = chain
st = stitch
BLO = Back Loop Only
FLO = Front Loop Only
Difficulty level: medium
With the purchase of this product you will receive a detailed crochet pattern in PDF format, not the finished amigurumi. In the instructions I describe step by step how to crochet the Amigurumi. The instructions have 47 pages and are provided with many colorful pictures. The patterns does NOT include a basic crochet course. After the purchase you can download the PDF‘s in two languages.
Original language: German
Translation: English

With the specified materials, the figure will be approx. 70 cm tall.

Crochet hook size 4.0 mm
Wool Himalaya Velvet or Dolphin Baby: 3x grey, 1x white, 2x black, 3x dark brown, 1x wine red, 1-2x gold, 1x natural white, leftovers in a darker gray than the main color
Scissors
Stitch marker
Pins
Sewing needle and mattress needle or doll needle for modeling
Filling cotton
Safety eyes 25 mm
Eyelashes (normal false eyelashes)
Decorative stones or pebbles to weigh down
Bags for packing the stones
Joints 2x 55 mm (Foot) and 2x 25 mm (Arm)
Superglue
5 wooden skewers
Insulated wire from the hardware store 2-3 mm diameter
Cardboard
maybe snaps
maybe candys