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Knitting pattern_ Bunny Sweater
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The perfect Easter outfit with a buttoned back!

Sizes 68( 74)
Materials you need:
150 (200) g blue London Fashion
50 g white

No Easter without a bunny and a hedgehog! The two are the very best of friends, so the knitting patterns are also available in a value set. If you only want to knit Julius the bunny or Moni the hedgehog lady, you can find the individual patterns in my shop.

Here’s the value set “Bunny and Hedgehog”: CLICK!

Bunny Purzel put a lot of effort into painting eggs and is already really looking forward to the Easter celebration, when he can hide his works of art.
Purzel is about 30 cm tall and wears blue dungarees with little pink hearts. The pants are crocheted on and cannot be put on or taken off. Purzel's fur is crocheted with fluffy yarn so that he turns out nice and cuddly and plush. That's why the pattern also includes lots of tips on the best way to crochet with this yarn. But of course you can also crochet Purzel with "regular" yarn of a similar thickness if you prefer. For the pants, the basket, and the eggs, I used cotton (Catania).

Click here to go directly to Purzel!

These little bunny and chick are just right for hiding small surprises or giving a money gift! You’ll have lots of fun
with them:

• First of all, even before you start, because you’ll need an empty capsule from a Kinder Surprise egg for each one. So first sit
  down and enjoy your chocolate egg.

• Next, it’s time to crochet. It’s quick and easy. You can use fluffy yarn (as shown in
  the pictures), then the animals will turn out nice and plushy. But you
  can also crochet them with cotton yarn, though they will turn out a bit smaller:

• And finally, you’ll have lots more fun when you see how happy the recipient is about the surprise.

So much fun with just a few leftover yarn scraps!


So get started and grab the pattern right here!

Easter without a cute little bunny in the basket? That just won't do.

For this pattern, the body is crocheted in two parts and then crocheted together with single crochet stitches. The only thing you need to sew on with a needle and thread is the tail. 

Depending on the hook size and yarn length, the bunny will be 25–28 cm tall.  In addition to about 80 grams of yarn, you'll also need stuffing.

You can find the pattern here

Round Easter Baskets

Pretty Easter baskets for little surprises are always part of Easter. The bright colors and cheerful bobbles make crocheting a joy. You can fill them with sweet
treats or small surprises. The baskets have a sturdy base and a shape-retaining handle—nothing sags or stretches out. At 17 cm high and 15 cm in diameter, the size is ideal for an Easter nest or as pretty decor for a child’s room.

You can find more pictures, information, and the pattern by clicking on the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun with this crochet project.
Best wishes, Ina

How about using up some leftover yarn for a small Easter basket? It’s quick and easy. We’ll crochet with multiple strands of yarn, so we’ll be done in no time. The basket will keep its shape nicely because we’ll incorporate a sisal thread.

The free pattern is here: Easter Basket

I hope you enjoy it too – Ina

My photo shows only one apple in the little basket, but of course you could also fill it with Easter sweets. You can crochet the round little basket in any size you like. The base is doubly reinforced so it won’t sag. The pretty pattern and the small handles look especially lovely. Feel free to take a look at my other examples.

Here is the pattern for the Round Basket with Mesh Pattern.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project - Yours, Ina

Colorful Easter Eggs






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Colorful Easter eggs—that’s something small and lovely for Easter. The simple Bruges lace crochet technique creates beautiful
spring freshness. An excellent window/door decoration for Easter or
also as a small gift!

The Easter egg measures approx. 7 x 9 cm plus a loop of approx. 7 cm. Only a little thread is needed to make one Easter egg,
so these can be crocheted from leftover thread. An ideal way to use up leftover thread!

Bunte Easter Eggs in a Star Pattern






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The Easter eggs in a star pattern with beads make a beautiful Easter decoration. Only a small amount of yarn is needed to make one egg (size approx. 5 x 7 cm plus
loop approx. 7 cm), and they can be crocheted quickly.
Have fun crocheting!

Crocheted oval basket for flowers or perfect as an Easter basket. You can use any yarn; I prefer to crochet with yarn that has a high cotton content. The pattern is described in detail, so even advanced beginners will have no trouble following along. You should know how to crochet double crochets, chain stitches, and single crochets.

Here you’ll find the pattern for the basket

Colorful Easter eggs make great decorations and are also perfect as little gifts to bring to an Easter brunch .

You don’t need to buy any extra yarn for this—just use any leftover yarn you have at home, and you can get started right away.

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The only skills you need are knowing how to start with a magic ring and how to crochet single crochet stitches . I explain how to crochet closed rounds with a smooth color transition in the pattern.

If you want to make a little one happy this Easter, you can use this pattern  to crochet a cute rattle with an Easter egg.

Click here for the pattern   

And now, have fun crocheting!

A little lamb is a super sweet Easter gift for a baby or toddler! You can also add a music box mechanism to it, and it will become an indispensable helper for falling asleep. The lamb in the picture was crocheted with fluffy yarn (teddy yarn), which is why it’s so beautifully plush. In the pattern, you’ll get lots of tips on how to do it. But of course you can also work with a different yarn if you prefer. If you brush the little sheep at the end with a firm brush, it will also become fluffy.Only single crochet stitches are used; so the pattern can be rated as easy.
You can get the pattern here!

Colorful Hearts for Easter

Beaded hearts—perfect as Easter decorations. You’ll need
very little yarn to make one heart (size approx. 5.5 x 5.5 cm plus a 10 cm loop), and they’re quick to crochet. Have fun
crocheting!




Link: to the pattern

Just in time for spring, you can crochet this colorful meadow for your dining table and use up lots of scraps in the process. The meadow consists of placemats, coasters, flower decorations, and fun egg cozies.

Easy to crochet for beginners with basic knowledge.

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Ladybugs in an Easter nest — now that would be a lovely gift idea. Here they don’t come as the living version, but as useful helpers in the kitchen, and as a two-pack.

A very nice beginner project. Basic skills are required.

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If you like to give away your beautifully decorated, colorful Easter eggs, I have a very special gift box for you here.



This carrier box is made of cardstock and measures approximately 17 x 15 x 15 cm. It’s easy to make and brings great joy when giving and unwrapping.

New arrival: Little Bunny "Hoppel"

Hoppel is not only simply adorable and easy to crochet, but thanks to his backpack he can also be used as an original gift packaging for sweets or cash gifts.


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For the material, I used "Baby Soft" by Zeeman (yardage 199 m / 50 g) and a 3 mm crochet hook - but any other yarn with a suitable hook size will work too.

With the specified material, he will be approx. 17 cm tall.

The pattern is richly illustrated and also suitable for beginners, as long as the basic stitches are known.

Have fun crocheting him!

Shelf Sitter Emma

Emma the little lamb is a cute Easter decoration and also works well as a small floppy toy . The shoulder bag can be filled with a little treat or a sweet message.



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Suitable materials are acrylic yarn (yardage 241 m / 100 g) and a 4 mm crochet hook, as well as cotton yarn and hook size 3 for the appliqués.

The pattern is illustrated and includes crochet charts to make the appliqués easier to understand.

Difficulty level: medium

Have fun crocheting it!

Easter without an Easter lamb is simply unthinkable...…...

Why not make an "Easter-themed" dishcloth as a small hostess gift for an Easter invitation?

The knitting pattern is described in detail, and there is also a chart to follow. One skein of cotton yarn is enough for one dishcloth.

Here you can find the pattern for the dishcloth

Cute chickens for Easter. “Berta and Gundel” look great on an Easter branch, door wreath, window, etc., but the two also make eye-catching bag charms or keychains.

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These little bunnies with their heart- or flower-shaped tails are so cute.

You can use them to decorate your Easter branches, door wreath, windows, napkin rings, etc., or make a mobile or garland out of them. These adorable little bunnies are also eye-catchers as bag charms, keychains, or appliqués on a little child’s bag.

They’re crocheted in one go, work up super quickly, and all you need is a few bits of leftover yarn. Suitable for beginners.

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Little Sheep Egg Cozy Crochet Pattern
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What you’ll need:

• approx. 15g of yarn (it’s best to use 100% cotton yarn, which makes the egg cozies nice and sturdy. Of course, you can also use any other yarn) in white or brown, suitable for a 3mm crochet hook. Leftover yarn in green.
• A darning needle and scissors
• Some stuffing for the head
• 3mm crochet hook.
• Googly eyes and superglue

To give the little sheep a better fleece look, I crochet with “bobbles.” I explain this technique at the beginning of the pattern and illustrate it with pictures, so you’ll understand it very quickly ;-). All the remaining steps are also illustrated and explained with plenty of pictures. Difficulty level: medium—you should already have some crochet experience ;-) and shouldn’t choose these little sheep as your very first crochet project.

Here are three Easter friends that will make every little doll mummy beam with joy.

1. Hanni the Easter Bunny 

      

2. Leopold the Lamb

      

3. Kimi the Easter Chick 

      


You’ll receive detailed patterns with plenty of photos to help you recreate them. Each doll is approximately 36 cm tall.

Do you have any more Easter patterns?

An Easter egg holder for the whole family! And if you’re expecting a few guests for Easter brunch, you can make several holders at once and line them up side by side along the entire length of the table.



The holder is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 42 x 6 x 6.2 cm. It consists of very simple, box-shaped parts and is therefore very easy to make.

The motifs in this cute decorative garland can be combined in any order. You can also crochet a garland using only hearts or only flowers, for example.

You can use this decorative garland with bunnies, hearts, and/or flowers for many purposes,
for example as a table decoration, window decoration, decoration for your Easter branches or door wreath, garland, necklace, etc.

The garland is crocheted in one go, works up super fast, and all you need is a little leftover yarn.

Click here for the pattern

Chickens are simply part of Easter...

Josefine is perfect for prettily wrapping gifts like dyed eggs, chocolate eggs, or other little treats.

Afterward, she can also be reused, for example as a fun little cosmetics bag, for storing charging cables, or even as a little handbag for young ladies.

Here you can find the crochet pattern for the little chicken bag.

Egg cozies and Easter? Simply perfect!

This bunny pair brings cheer at Easter (and not only then...).
That’s a great way to start the day at breakfast.

Whether you crochet the bunnies for yourself or as a gift, a smile is almost guaranteed.

The crochet pattern is available here.

A cuddly bunny is, of course, part of Easter too.

Ernesto is a very charming bunny gentleman.

You can use him, for example, as a cuddly friend or as Easter decoration.

Here you can find the crochet pattern for Ernesto.

You can use this cute little Easter basket as table decoration for Easter brunch or as a nice little gift to bring to Easter invitations.



The basket is made of photo cardstock, measures approx. 11.5 x 11.5 x 6 cm, and has room for two Easter eggs. With a little crafting experience, it is easy to recreate.

animal-themed egg cups for Easter
in small or large



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-- to the pattern (small) --

The egg cups are colorful decorations for your breakfast table.

As always, the patterns are richly illustrated and describe step by step how you can crochet these little baskets yourself, even as a beginner . Only basic crochet skills are needed.

The large basket fits the maxi chocolate eggs from a well-known manufacturer; the small one is an egg cup for the smaller version or for regular chicken eggs.

For the large basket you need approx. 75g cotton yarn, for the small one approx. 30g - e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (yardage 115m/50g).

Easter Bunnies, Egg Cosies, 5 Crochet Variations




The pattern is available here:

Perfect for beginners and those returning to crocheting with basic skills. The little bunnies are 4–5 cm tall, crocheted from leftover cotton yarn using a 2.5 mm hook.
The pattern is illustrated and includes helpful crochet tips.

I designed the bunnies so they don’t need to be stuffed, and they can also be hung from twigs. Decorated playfully with buttons and bows, they make a colourful little bunch. They’re quick to crochet and also make a lovely gift or small present.

Wishing you lots of fun crocheting, Ines

Small baskets made of cotton or crochet raffia, 3 different crochet variations



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These small baskets are quick to crochet, whether made of cotton or another material; depending on the yarn weight and hook size you choose, you can make small or larger baskets. They can be filled with lots of little things—not just Easter eggs.

The pattern is illustrated and well-suited for beginners and those returning to crocheting.

Ines hopes you enjoy crocheting!

Easter Bunnies


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Easter bunnies—quick to crochet with basic crocheting skills, suitable for beginners and those returning to the craft. The bunnies are about 10 cm tall and are crocheted from cotton. Other materials can also be used.

The pattern is richly illustrated and includes helpful crocheting tips.

Ines wishes you lots of fun crocheting.

Whether on an Easter branch, as table decor, in an Easter basket, on a key ring, or on a small gift - these cute little bunnies are always a colorful and loving eye-catcher.

These funny little bunnies with their colorful tails are really quick to crochet - and they even bring their food along with them. Well suited for beginners and for using up leftovers.

Here is the pattern





The little bunnies are 7 cm tall, and the carrots are 5 cm tall.

Super cute for Easter—adorable bunny earrings or scatter decorations.
Quick to make and ideal for using up leftover yarn.

Here’s the pattern

Have you met Hugo and Hetti yet?



These two cute bunnies are new to the neighborhood and looking for a cozy new home where they can be happy together.

To make them, all you need are the basic stitches and a little bit of experience with amigurumi crocheting. Everything else—including the crab stitches used—is explained step by step in the pattern.

And the best part: since you can crochet the bunnies with any yarn you like, you don’t have to go out and buy yarn first—you can get started right away!

So grab your favorite crochet hook and let’s get started! Crochet your own little bunny family!
You can find the pattern and more info here >>>

Tom the Bunny is always a hit at Easter ♥

At just over 30 cm tall (not including his ears), he’s the perfect cuddly toy and playmate.
The pattern is very detailed, and with the numerous pictures, even beginner crocheters can achieve great results!

Here’s the crochet pattern -> CLICK

The Knobblys are celebrating Easter too, of course!
Whether as a bunny or a little sheep, these little chubby balls are always a great gift idea ♥

Hang them on your bag, your school bag, your car mirror, on your key ring ... the possibilities are endless with balls that are only 7 cm big! Of course, they’ve also already been spotted in Easter baskets :-)

Crochet pattern Easter Knobblys

Super easy and super quick to crochet!

Tulips are simply part of Easter ♥
And with these wonderful crocheted tulips, you can’t go wrong—crochet them in your favorite colors. They’re always fresh and also make a great hostess gift ♥

Crochet Pattern Tulip

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Wolli the Bunny isn’t just cute—he’s also an extremely useful Easter gift: When he sticks his bottom out toward you, he wants you to tug on his little tail, because then he’ll give you a fluffy cotton ball! Crochet him in a color that matches your bathroom, and you’ll have a decorative cotton ball dispenser!

Here’s what you’ll need:

• 100 g of cotton yarn, 63 m/50 g (e.g., Catania Grande), shown here in mint
• 3.0 mm crochet hook
• Stuffing
• 1 pair of safety eyes, approx. 12 mm in diameter
• 1 12-cm zipper
• 1 thick yarn needle for weaving in ends and sewing the pieces together
• 1 pointed sewing needle
• Sewing thread
• Pink embroidery floss
• thick thread for the whiskers

AND HERE IS THE PATTERN!

To pass the time while you wait for the Easter Bunny to arrive, you can crochet these cute finger puppets in the meantime. By varying their outfits, you can create an entire family of bunnies. All you need are a few pieces of leftover yarn, a crochet hook, and a little stuffing, and you’re ready to go.
You can find the pattern here!

The Carrot Bunny


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A cute and unusual decoration.

Skills required:
Magic ring, single crochet, increases, decreases, slip stitch
Difficulty level:
Easy; basic crochet skills are required


Size information The bunny is 16 cm tall when made with the cotton yarn specified above.


Materials list:
Cotton yarn 125 m/50 g in orange, 15 grams; green, 10 grams; beige, 20 grams
7 beads, 8-10 mm in diameter
2 googly eyes, 6-8 mm in diameter
Crochet hook 2.5
Darning needle for sewing the pieces together
Scissors
Stitch marker; it is crocheted in continuous spiral rounds
1 thread approx. 80 cm long for stringing the body segments/head together; this also serves as the hanger

The Easter Chicken


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You can use the Easter chicken as a plant pick, to hang on an Easter bouquet, or even as a coaster.
What you should know and what you’ll get chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, treble crochet, slip stitches, crocheting 2 pieces together
Size information The finished chicken has a diameter of 10 cm
Materials you need
Per chicken: 20 g cotton, 125 m/50 g, in the color of your choice; small scraps in red and yellow for the comb and beak
2.5 mm crochet hook
sewing needle, scissors, 2 googly eyes

Oh my, who’s hiding in that Easter egg?

A chick might still be possible, but a little lamb and the Easter bunny…?
This cute Easter decoration combines 3 Easter animals in one, an eye-catcher in any Easter-decorated room and a lovely little Easter gift! To crochet them, all you need is colorful leftover yarn in various weights. Basic crochet skills are required.
You can find more details about the materials and the pattern HERE!

Brand-new and super cute: the hardworking Easter bunny “Simon”! 



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The hardworking Easter bunny Simon delights young and old alike with the big, colorful egg he carries with him!
  The pattern is richly illustrated and suitable for beginners . The Easter bunny is crocheted entirely in single crochet stitches—no slip stitches in spiral rounds! This pattern can be made mostly with leftover yarn; you’ll just need a little more brown yarn. 

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