Easter Gifts 2019: Surprise Your Loved Ones

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Crochet Pattern: Bunny Napkin Holder

These bunnies make a great gift; you only need a few leftover yarn scraps, and you can quickly make the holders, mirror hangers, or gift tags for your Easter branches.



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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; you can also embroider the nose or cut it out of felt)
• sewing thread in as matching a color as possible for sewing the individual pieces together
• sewing needle, scissors

Crochet pattern for the triangular shawl "Exklusiv"

Why not give a shawl as a gift? "Exklusiv" consists of 5 coordinating patterns that give it an elegant look.
The pattern includes a written pattern as well as computer-created crochet charts for each pattern.



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Material: The amounts are, of course, dependent among other things on your crochet style

Hook size 3 / 3-ply = approx. 1100 m
Hook size 3.5 / 3-ply = approx. 1150 m
Hook size 3.5 / 4-ply = approx. 1200 m
Hook size 4 / 4-ply = approx. 1350 m
crochet hook suitable for the yarn (here in the example: hook size 3.5)

Crochet Pattern Table Runner "Infinity"

Since this runner is absolutely timeless, it makes a lovely gift not only at Easter. And best of all: You can choose the length and width individually, so it always fits anywhere.

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Material: The details depend on size, crochet style, hook size, and yarn weight!
- Example → Size: 1.00 m x 0.48 m = approx. 600 m (4-ply gradient yarn)
- Example → Size: 0.50 m x 0.30 m = approx. 200 m (4-ply gradient yarn)
- crochet hook suitable for the yarn (here size 3)

Crochet Pattern for Shelf-Sitter Bunnies

These funny little fellows instantly spread good cheer and fit into any corner.
The pattern includes the bunnies, the overalls, the little dress, the large carrot, and the small carrots.

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Materials per bunny:

• Cotton yarn (here Catania or Basic Cotton) with a yardage of 50 g/125 m -
  brown approx. 60 g, cream approx. 12 g, orange/blue/pink (pants/or little dress) approx. 20 g
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Stuffing,
• 2 stitch markers,
• Yarn for embroidering the mouth and eyebrows
• 2 googly eyes/safety eyes
• Mini pom-pom/bead or felt scrap for the nose/tail
• For each carrot, additional yarn scraps of approx. 5 g are needed

This little bunny is absolutely adorable—you’ll fall in love with it:


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Everyone will love this cute Easter amigurumi. The pattern is richly illustrated and detailed, so even beginners will have no trouble following it. 

A little jacket for a baby doll—little doll moms are sure to love it, especially if the Easter Bunny brings it. Add matching pants so the outfit is complete.

The clothes fit dolls (or teddy bears) measuring 40–50 cm, including Baby Born.

Both pieces are quick and easy to knit, even for beginners with some knitting experience. Even colorful leftover yarn is enough.

Get started right away so the gifts will be ready by Easter.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the doll jacket

Click here for the knitting pattern for the doll pants.

These fun, eye-catching potholders will delight moms or home cooks. On the one hand, you can give them as good luck charms, and of course they do an excellent job in the kitchen.

Both are quick and easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic knowledge.

Go to the crochet pattern for the ladybug potholders

Toddlers always love bags where they can stash all their treasures on walks. This bag can also be taken to kindergarten. It has a reinforced bottom and adjustable straps.

Difficulty level: medium

See the crochet pattern and more information

This bag is ideal for toddlers when they want to help with shopping or for playing grocery store. It is easy to crochet, possibly using leftover yarn, and suitable for beginners with basic skills.

The pattern also includes the lemons and carrots. They look especially pretty in an Easter basket.

To the crochet pattern and more

This play kitchen meal set also makes a great gift for an Easter basket. With it, the little ones can whip up a delicious meal for their dolls. There’s pasta with vegetables and a fried egg, or simply toast with butter, cucumber slices, and radishes.

All the pieces are easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic skills.

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A hand-knitted cuddly bear for a baby is sure to bring joy—because it’s made with lots of love. Even beginners who’ve knitted before can easily make this little bear.

There are also matching clothes for this bear—a sweater and a sleeping bag/swaddle. These are very useful so the bear doesn’t have to be washed as often. ;-)

To the knitting pattern for the baby’s cuddly bear

To the knitting pattern for the cuddly bear’s clothes 

These two door guards are also perfect as gifts in an Easter basket. The kids will be especially delighted, because when the guard bear or the guard owl says stop, no one is allowed to come into the room.

Both are very easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic knowledge.

To the crochet pattern for the bargain set Guard Owl and Guard Bear

Note: Both patterns are also available individually in my shop.



This fun family of gnomes is sure to spread joy when hidden in Easter baskets. They’re versatile and encourage creativity. In the photos, you’ll see a few ideas. Kids will surely come up with lots more ideas.

The gnomes can be crocheted from leftover yarn and make a wonderful project for beginners with basic skills.

Crochet pattern for the gnome family

Crochet pattern for a matching gnome house

Wolli the Bunny is an original and practical Easter gift! When you pull on his little tail, he’ll happily dispense a cotton ball. To make it easy to fill Wolli, you can open him up at the neck with a zipper. Wolli is about 20 cm long and is crocheted from thicker cotton yarn (approx. 63 m/50 g, e.g., Catania Grande).
Download the pattern right here!

Little kids love music boxes to help them relax and fall asleep!

A handmade music box is something truly special! If you choose the favorite tune of a mom or child, you’ll have a completely personalized Easter gift!

This music box is especially soft and cuddly and is guaranteed to become an indispensable bedtime companion. The little lamb is crocheted from thick, cozy yarn using single crochet stitches. I’ve included lots of tips in the pattern so that crocheting with this yarn won’t be too difficult for you. You can also crochet the lamb using regular yarn. However, if you use thinner yarn, it will turn out smaller. In that case, the music box might not fit inside anymore. So be sure to check the yardage!

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If you’d rather crochet a cuddly blanket instead of a music box, I recommend the Hoppel cuddly bunny from my shop:
It’s crocheted using three types of yarn: fine chenille yarn for the head, paws, and tail, and plush yarn and cotton for the body. This creates a special tactile experience for the baby. The body isn’t stuffed so the baby can grip it more easily.
Find more details and the pattern here!

Slightly older children will especially enjoy Purzel the Bunny. Purzel is about 30 cm tall and wears blue overalls with little pink hearts. (The pants are crocheted on, so they cannot be taken off).
His pink basket has room for a few crocheted Easter eggs or a small Easter surprise.
Here is Purzel’s pattern!

This table runner in filet crochet is an absolute must-have for your Easter table! It’s quick and easy to crochet. All you need is just under 200 g of cotton yarn and a 2.0 mm crochet hook.
Click here to download!

To give a little surprise, these two cute Easter animals are just right. The chick and Easter bunny are crocheted around an empty Kinder Surprise egg shell. You can hide money or a voucher, a small piece of jewelry, or a special sweet treat inside. And next year, the two of them are sure to be brought out again as Easter decorations!
To the pattern: This way!


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Large Bunny Basket

The Bunny Basket is the ideal companion for an Easter walk: big enough for all the treats, yet sturdy and easy to carry.
Bunny is also simply sweet for delivering gifts, and still very easy to crochet.

Bunny Hoppel



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Hoppel is already busy hiding the gifts—and he still has his carrot with him as provisions.
He is a sweet Easter decoration, great for playing and cuddling, and thanks to his backpack, also a wonderful way to wrap small monetary gifts.

The Chick Gang



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If you like things a little more colorful and quirky, you simply need these little Easter chicks.
They are quick and easy to crochet, and the pattern is, of course, also illustrated, so even beginners can make them easily.
Of course, you can also crochet the little ones in completely colorful versions—for example, with leftover yarn.

Small Easter Gifts

Colorful Easter Eggs in a Star Pattern, these Easter eggs in a star pattern with beads are a lovely decoration for Easter. To make one egg (size approx. 5 x 7 cm plus
loop approx. 7 cm), only a little thread is needed, and they can be crocheted quickly.
Have fun crocheting!


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These pretty egg cups are best given as gifts along with your color-coordinated Easter eggs—that way, both the cups and the eggs really stand out.



    The Easter egg cups are made from photo cardstock, are very easy to make, and can be customized in color according to your preferences or needs.

More designs?

Flowers are also a very lovely gift idea, and if you’d like to give something to someone who likes lilies, I’d warmly recommend this model to you.



These paper lilies are made from cardstock and crepe paper. They are about 35 cm tall and very easy to make.

Make your cash gift personal with this original decoration.
All you need to make it is leftover yarn—the more colorful, the better. Instead of money, the basket can of course also be filled with something sweet, or you can simply let the decoration be a decoration.

Crochet pattern Easter Dreamcatcher




The pattern is beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

How about this colorful little flower basket? If you hide a few chocolate eggs inside, your Easter gift will be perfect!
 


Both the flower basket itself and the flowers are made from cardstock. The basket measures approx. 16 x 23 x 16 cm, the flowers are approx. 17 cm tall, and everything is very easy to make.

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

This decorative garland with bunnies, hearts, and/or flowers can be used for many purposes, such as table decorations for Easter breakfast, window decorations, decorations for an Easter branch or door wreath, a garland, a necklace, etc.

The garland is crocheted in one go, is super quick to make, and you only need some leftover yarn.

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These sweet little bunnies are quick, easy, and beginner-friendly to crochet.

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

They are crocheted in one “go,” work up super quickly, and you only need a few bits of leftover yarn. Suitable for beginners.

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These cute little chickens really get you in the mood for spring. “Berta and Gundel” look great on an Easter branch, door wreath, window, etc., but they’re also real eye-catchers as bag charms or keychains.

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Every mom can use this: A pretty cosmetic bag for makeup, jewelry, small items, etc., and a cute TaTüTa (handkerchief pouch).

With this special stitch (crisscross double crochet), you can crochet in rounds without any offset, creating the ideal base for embroidery motifs.

A wonderful Mother’s Day gift.

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Required skills: Chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet

Detailed description as a PDF file with crochet chart and step-by-step photos.

Colorful Easter EggsColorful Easter Eggs – a small and lovely touch for Easter. Perfect as a little gift!
The simple Bruges lace crochet technique creates a lovely spring feel. An excellent window or door decoration for Easter, or
even as a small gift! The Easter egg measures approx. 7 x 9 cm, plus a loop of approx. 7 cm. Only a small amount of yarn is needed to make an Easter egg,
so these can be crocheted from leftover yarn. An ideal way to use up leftover yarn!



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Door / Window Wreath “Flower Wreath”How about a flower wreath? A wreath with individually crocheted flowers is a special eye-catcher in any home. Perfect as a small gift! A decorative piece for any door or entryway, suitable for any season, especially Easter. Very little yarn is needed to make one flower, so they can be crocheted from leftover yarn. An ideal way to use up scraps!The wreaths shown (without the decorative ribbon) measure approx. 20 cm x 17.5 cm.





Link, one click to the pattern