Small Items for Easter / Great for Leftover Yarn + Beginners Too

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here you’ll find patterns for quick little Easter items that you can also make with beginner skills and leftover yarn, if applicable.
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The sun is shining, and Easter is approaching. Now is just the right time for a few lovely Easter crochet projects.

The Little Bunny Looking Up would be just perfect

      

It can be crocheted in no time and is a clever decorating idea.
The little bunny can be used in many ways.
Whether as a keychain or bag charm, as a pendant for the Easter branches, a small Easter decoration, or simply as a pretty little gift to bring along.


or you still need a few pretty Easter eggs

      

Brightly colored Easter eggs for the Easter nest or as ornaments for Easter branches, made from leftover yarn. Quick and easy to crochet, and therefore also well suited for beginners.

Once finished, the eggs are approx. 6–7 cm tall (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight).
You will receive a detailed 5-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting.

The colorful spring meadow with egg cozies, placemats, coasters, and floral decorations gives you lots of options for crocheting little things for Easter and using up leftover yarn.

It's best to get started right away. The pattern is also really well written for beginners with crochet experience and easy to make.


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Freshly added to my shop are 3 Easter animals in eggs: lamb, Easter bunny, and chick, plus Easter eggs and doilies, all of which can be crocheted using leftover yarn in various thicknesses. It’s fun, varied, and not that hard at all! Basic crochet skills (chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, magic ring, increases and decreases, crocheting in rounds and rows) are enough; everything else is explained. A really lovely Easter decoration, even for small spaces!
Click here to go directly to the pattern!

What would Easter be without eggs? And if you want to eat them warm for breakfast in the morning, you’ll naturally need some cute egg cosies—and at Easter, those are, of course… bunnies! With this pattern, you can crochet a custom Easter bunny egg cozy for every family member using just a few leftover yarn scraps; you just need to vary the colors of the “clothing” a little.
By the way: even without eggs underneath, these cute bunnies make a great table decoration! Have fun!
Click here for the pattern!

This year, let’s make our own Easter baskets!
The nest and bunny are crocheted from Lana Grossa’s fluffy Estivo II yarn, but don’t worry, you can still see the stitches with this yarn! For added stability, the Easter basket is reinforced with felt, which is then covered with cotton fabric. You don’t need any special sewing skills for this, since the fabric is simply basted on from the wrong side. You can sew the bunny securely to the nest or place it loosely inside so that it can be taken out for play.
Click here to download the pattern!

This little bunny girl is a particularly original Easter decoration—and you can even use her during the Christmas season, because she’s a reversible doll! Just turn the inner part inside out, and the Easter bunny instantly becomes...  
that’s right: Santa Claus!
Isn’t that funny?
The reversible doll is crocheted using cotton yarn (Catania) and some white fluffy yarn.
You can find the pattern for “Nikolausi-Osterhasi” here!

"Easter Egg"

Ideal for leftover yarn and beginners .

The pattern is written out row by row, illustrated, includes a crochet chart, and the increases/decreases are explained in detail.
You should know how to make chain stitches, slip stitches, and double crochet. 

Hier geht's zur Anleitung 



If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help; just message me here using the messaging function or on Facebook. I will reply as quickly as possible. 

          
                       Have fun crocheting :) 

Wonderful good evening, everyone,

How about some owl-shaped egg cozies? 


The pattern is simple and therefore also suitable for beginners. Just a small amount of leftover sock-weight yarn is enough.

I’m happy to answer any questions. 

You can use the bunny from the combo pattern for the “Cat and Bunny” heat pillow cover perfectly as gift packaging for Easter, because the belly can hold not only heat pillows, but also small gifts, sweets, or Easter eggs! 
If you crochet it as specified, using cotton yarn and a size 3 mm hook, the belly has a diameter of 14x14 cm. If you use thicker yarn, e.g. chenille or acrylic, and a larger hook, your bunny (or the cat) will automatically be larger too.
The pattern is suitable for beginners. Detailed text and lots of pictures help you with the crocheting.
Click here to go to the pattern!

These cute little bunnies are quick, easy, and perfect for beginners to crochet.

You can use them to decorate your Easter tree, door wreath, windows, napkin rings, etc., or turn them into a mobile or a garland. These adorable bunnies also make eye-catching bag charms, keychains, or appliqués on a child’s pouch.

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

Click here for the pattern

These cute little chickens named “Berta and Gundel” look great on an Easter branch, door wreath, window, etc., but they’re also eye-catchers as bag charms or keychains. Perfect for using up leftover yarn.

Click here for the pattern

The motifs in this cute decorative garland can be combined in any way you like. For example, you can also crochet a garland using only hearts or only flowers.

This decorative garland with bunnies, hearts and/or flowers can be used for many purposes, e.g. as table decoration for Easter breakfast, window decoration, decoration for the Easter tree or a door wreath, garland, necklace, etc.

The garland is crocheted in one go, works up super fast, and you only need a few leftovers of yarn.

Click here for the pattern

Here is the pattern.

These Easter egg ornaments are sure to brighten your day and are quick to crochet.

They’re perfect for beginners and a great way to use up leftover yarn.

They’ll add a festive touch to your Easter bouquet as well as your Easter gifts.

These butterfly-shaped napkin holders use only a little material. They’re still great to use even after Easter.

And they’re definitely decorative.

Click here for the napkin holders.

If you still have leftover yarn in various bright colors, you can use it to crochet these colorful Easter eggs wonderfully and bring them to Easter brunch or decorate your own table with them.


   Here’s the pattern

You should be able to crochet single crochet stitches; I explain how to crochet closed rounds with a nice color transition in the pattern. If you have any questions, I’m available anytime.

And now have fun crocheting!

The little crazy Easter chicks from the Chick Gang are quick and easy to crochet, look super cute, and you don’t need much yarn for them. 



Click here for the pattern

The pattern is illustrated and suitable for beginners.

Almost any yarn with the matching crochet hook will work as material—the size may vary. With a 3 mm crochet hook, they will be about 13 cm tall.

Have fun crocheting them!

Super cute little, hardworking Easter Bunny Simon would like to move in with you too ;) perfect for using up leftovers! 



Click here to go directly to the pattern

Perfect for craft beginners and even wonderfully suited to crafting with children – these colorful egg cups are easy to make and quick to finish. 



The egg cups are made from photo cardstock and are about 11 cm in diameter. No more than one sheet of DIN A5 is needed for one cup – so they are also very economical in terms of material use.

Crochet pattern for bunny napkin holder or ornament

These cute bunnies are quick to make from a few leftover yarn scraps.



Click here to go directly to the pattern:

Materials needed:

• approx. 12 g leftover yarn in total in any colors ( Catania 125 m/ 50 g )
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• googly eyes ( not a must; you can also embroider them or cut them out of felt )
• 1 mini pom-pom ( not a must; the nose can also be embroidered or cut out of felt )
• sewing thread in as matching a color as possible for sewing the individual pieces together
• sewing needle, scissors

Whether as gift wrapping or as a container for small Easter gifts, or as an Easter basket: This basket is versatile and beautifully showcases its contents.


 
The basket is made of photo cardstock, measures approximately 16.5 x 16.5 x 9.5 cm, and is easy to make.

Sweet as can be & guaranteed to be a hit in the Easter basket ♥

The little bunnies, about 20 cm tall, are quick to crochet (and use only a little cotton yarn). Of course, the strawberry and carrot eggs are also described in detail :-)
With the basic egg pattern, you can crochet up all your leftover yarn and create some wonderful decorations!

The well-illustrated pattern is also suitable for crochet beginners!

Crochet Pattern Bunny Gang

Have you all made these pretty projects yet?