Bunny, Nutmeg (Pet Bunny)

[American Girl Rescue]

This item was originally released as Julie's Pet Bunny in 2007. In 2017, the set was modified (the rattan basket was replaced with green plastic, the light blue pillow was replaced with a floral pattern pillow, and Nutmeg's plastic eyes were replaced with embroidered ones). The second version retired in 2019, and later that year a third version was released under the name Julie's Bunny, Nutmeg, with additional modifications (a wicker basket, pink pillow, and plastic eyes).

First Version (Julie's Pet Bunny): Julie loves staying at Dad’s house because she gets to see Nutmeg, her chocolate-colored, lop-eared bunny. Includes a rattan basket bed and a removable pillow personalized with Nutmeg’s name, plus a bunch of pretend carrots that Julie’s best friend, Ivy, can feed the rabbit while Julie is away.

Second Version (Julie's Pet Bunny): Includes a plush bunny, a green basket with pillow and a cluster of carrots for bunny to eat.

Third Version (Julie's Bunny, Nutmeg): Nutmeg, Julie’s lop-eared bunny, is chocolate-colored with a patch of white and loves to hide in laundry baskets! She can’t take him with her when she moves in to her new apartment, but she showers him with extra love when she spends weekends with her dad. This pet set features: A soft plush bunny with brown fur and a cute embroidered face with sparkling eyes and thread whiskers, A real wicker basket with a pink embroidered pillow for Nutmeg, A bunch of pretend carrots for a snack.


First Version

Julie's Pet Bunny
Item# F6312
$20

"Julie loves staying at Dad’s house because she gets to see Nutmeg, her chocolate-colored, lop-eared bunny. Includes a rattan basket bed and a removable pillow personalized with Nutmeg’s name, plus a bunch of pretend carrots that Julie’s best friend, Ivy, can feed the rabbit while Julie is away."

Nutmeg is wonderful! He's a very fluffy, stuffed bunny. He is about 4" long x 3" tall.

His basket is 4 1/2" in diameter and 2 1/2" tall. It is woven wooden strips with three satin ribbons woven into it: navy, red, and lavender.

His cushion is approximately 2 1/2" diameter with his name embroidered on it in red. It is stuffed like a pillow.

He has three carrots that are all fused together that measure 2" in length. They are hard, rubbery plastic.

Lots of fun for Julie with Nutmeg in the house! Grade A

[Danielle]

First Version

I simply adore all AG pets, and I have a bunny too. When I found out Nutmeg was going to be released I immediatley wanted him! Nutmeg is a cute little plush bunny (plush like Kirsten's kitties, not like Coconut) with a basket bed with woven ribbons and a little pillow with his name on it inside. I also love the carrots, my dolls love to feed Nutmeg is carrots!

A+

[mimiville]

First Version

As a rule, I typically like the AG pets a lot. So far, Nutmeg has been my least favorite.
I don't feel that she is worth the 20 dollars that AG sells her for. You get a basket, a pillow, a stuffed rabbit, and three molded together carrots. Our rabbit has a smashed face, so she looks a bit like a trunkless elephant.
Definitely a cute set, but not worth the money.
B-

[Britta]

First Version

Nutmeg is wonderful! Seriously, seriously cute, and not just because I'm a lifelong bunny lover (I've seen some ugly plush bunnies before!). Nutmeg himself is very nice, he's soft and squishy and his fur is velvety. The little basket with the embroidered cushion are charming and the carrots are a nice touch, though I really wish they were not clumped together. I love Nutmeg, he's probably one of my all time favorite AG things and I'm glad he came to live with us even though I don't have Julie (or at least not historical Julie, Nutmeg belongs to my #19 who is I named Julie looong before historical Julie was introduced). Nutmeg gets an A from me, and the A stands for "Adorable"

[keeperofthepast]

A friend has this. Nutmeg is cute, but he's just a tiny stuffed bunny. I think you could find something almost the same at a store. The fact his name is embroidered on his cushion is a sweet touch.