Easter Bunny + Easter Chick + Easter Lamb

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Here all three Easter animals are hatching from the egg at once: bunny, chick, and Easter lamb! You can crochet this cute ensemble using leftover yarn.
You’ll need:

• approx. 20 g each Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran (184 m/100 g) in neon green, neon yellow, neon pink
• approx. 10 g each Lana grossa Estivo II (150 m/50 g) in brown, yellow, white
• approx. 8 g Schachenmayr Lenja Soft (85 m/25 g) in white
• approx. 30 g Schachenmayr Catania grande (63 m/50 g) in white
• leftover red cotton yarn
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• fiberfill
• 3 pairs of safety eyes (diameter approx. 6 mm)
• embroidery floss in pink, black
• leftover white felt
• glue

(Of course, you can also use other yarn of a similar thickness)
The crochet pattern is available here!

You can find this fun Easter crew for crafting in my shop. And the best part: They’re quick to make and cost almost nothing, since you can just use leftover yarn. Your Easter table will be filled with them in no time! Click here for the pattern: CLICK!

Great for little surprises, vouchers, or gifts of money: crochet a bunny or a chick around an empty Kinder Surprise egg capsule! I used fluffy yarn here (Phil douce for the bunny and Rico baby Teddy for the chick), which makes the animals a bit bigger and fuller.
For comparison:
The smaller bunny was crocheted from cotton yarn.
In any case, you only need a small leftover amount of about 15–20 g for one animal.
Click here for the pattern!

Aren’t these long-eared critters just adorable? With their fun, colorful outfits and friendly smiles, they’ll win over the hearts of kids and adults in no time—and not just at Easter. Plus, they’re super easy to knit and perfect for beginners. Click here for the pattern: CLICK!

Isn’t Purzel the bunny just adorable?
He loves helping paint eggs and is already looking forward to delivering them in his little basket on Easter morning. Purzel is about 30 cm tall, and with his heart-decorated pants, he’s also the perfect bearer of a love message.

He was crocheted using the following materials:

• 50 g of plush yarn (Baby Teddy by Rico) in white
• approx. 20 g of white crochet yarn, size 5, to hold together with it
• Cotton (approx. 170 m/50 g, e.g. Cotton 8 by Mayflower or Catania by Schachenmayr) in dark blue and pink
• any colorful leftover cotton yarn for the Easter eggs
• crochet hooks, sizes 3.0 mm and 2.5 mm
• polyester stuffing
• 1 thick sewing needle for weaving in ends and sewing the pieces together
• 1 pointed embroidery needle for embroidering the face
• pink embroidery floss

If you don’t like crocheting with plush yarn, you can also use a regular acrylic yarn of a similar thickness (e.g. Bravo by Schachenmayr) or mohair yarn. If you want the bunny to be fluffy, you can brush it vigorously with a pet brush.

Click here for the crochet pattern!

With the Bunny Gang , Easter can come ♥
The cute little bunnies—and of course the decorative strawberry eggs and carrot eggs—are quick to crochet.




Even quicker and easier to crochet are the sweet Easter Knobblys ♥
These little bag charms also love to sit in an Easter basket or hang from a keychain :-)




The enchanting Annie Lamb, measuring just under 30 cm, is perfect for cuddling ♥
She’s crocheted with cotton and a bit of fluffy yarn—and, as always, the pattern is very detailed and includes plenty of pictures :-)



There are also cute Easter bunnies for the littlest ones in the form of a rattle. It consists of two parts, each of which can be filled with a little bell inside the ball, so the little ones get two toys in one.

If you’d like, you can also crochet the Easter eggs separately as decorations and use up your leftover yarn.

Click here for the pattern  

Have fun crocheting :)

The decoration with the little cheeky bunny is perfect for spring and the Easter season.

Crocheted from sponge yarn, you can use it as a bath sponge, or crocheted from another yarn, such as cotton, as a fun spring decoration. 

The pattern is also suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice and includes lots of photos for finishing. 



You can find the crochet pattern for the Easter decoration here

Crochet pattern for a cute cuddly bunny



For this bunny, you crochet a front piece and a back piece, which are then joined together with a round of single crochet. Only the little tail is sewn on separately. 

You can adjust the size of the bunny by changing the yarn yardage and hook size. With a yardage of, for example, 115 m, it will be 28 cm tall. 

Click here to go to the pattern

1) "Sweet Little Chicks" - cute Easter decorations that are simply adorable.
The chickens' bodies are made of double stitches, making them wonderfully suitable for embroidering.

Here’s the pattern




2) Super cute, easy, and quick to make are these bunnies.
Here’s the pattern




3)  These sweet decorative garlands are finished in no time and very decorative. The motifs can be combined with each other however you like, and you can also crochet, for example, a garland with only hearts or only flowers. The garland is crocheted in one go, works up super quickly, and you only need a few scraps of leftover yarn.
Here’s the pattern

No Easter decoration is complete without a bunny. Here you’ll find two!
This pair of bunnies looks especially great on a child’s bedroom window, where the cute design and bright colors are sure to bring constant smiles and good cheer.


 
This window decoration is made of photo cardstock and transparent paper and measures approx. 57 x 51 cm. It has only a few small details and is therefore very easy to cut out.

The Easter face scrubbies can be used as small sponges for daily facial care or simply as decoration, and they instantly bring cheerful colors and a good mood.

You can crochet them very easily and quickly, even if you don’t have much crochet experience yet.
Difficulty level: very easy.



You can get the crochet pattern here

A little bunny would love to come to you. It’s made from pom-poms and is a cute little fellow or a lovely Easter decoration.

--> Click here for the pattern.

Best wishes from Ina

This Easter Bunny and his partner on the back of the bag have a super-important job—guarding the Easter gifts!



The gift bag is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 22 x 20 x 13 cm without the bunnies. The bag is very easy and quick to make and is also ideal for beginners.

Duck Fannie is still a cuddly little snuggle chick and is already looking forward to her first meeting with the Easter Bunny ♥

Another chubby little animal from the Classic Line has seen the light of day -
the crochet pattern is, as always, very detailed and includes lots of pictures.

A cute bunny in a nest welcomes your guests during the Easter season.

The small door wreath has a diameter of just 12 cm, making it suitable as a window or wall decoration as well. It can even be hung on a large Easter branch.

With just a little leftover yarn, you can create this charming Easter decoration.

You’ll need:

• 20 g light blue cotton yarn (e.g., Catania, 125 m / 50 g, color: Tiffany)
• 10 g of sponge yarn (e.g., Creative Bubble, 90 m / 50 g, color: neon green)
• Scraps of cotton yarn in yellow, white, red, blue, brown, and black
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• 1 Styrofoam ring, 12 cm in diameter
• Stuffing fiber
• 2 black half-beads, 4 mm in diameter
• Scraps of white felt
• Black and pink embroidery floss
• Black thread for the whiskers

Click here for the pattern!

Kimi the Easter Chick is a wonderful playmate for little ones as well as grown-ups. And not just for Easter.
You can cuddle with her or simply love her.

click here for the pattern

      

You will receive a detailed 39-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along.
The doll is approx. 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the overalls, the chick shoes, the hat, as well as the little flowers and the large Easter egg.
Suitable for advanced crocheters

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Or do you still need pretty packaging for small Easter gifts?
How about this Easter bag.

click here for the pattern

      

Once finished, the little bag is approx. 24 cm high and 13 cm wide. (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight)

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How about Hanni the Easter Bunny. She has already been busy and has prepared lots of colorful Easter eggs. :)

click here for the pattern

      

You will receive a detailed 35-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along.
The doll is approx. 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the overalls, the bunny shoes, the hat, as well as the meadow and the Easter eggs.
Also suitable for beginners

"Cute Chicks"—a great project for using up leftover yarn and a sweet Easter decoration!

The chicks are super easy to crochet and come together very quickly. You can crochet a whole colorful flock in no time. The chicks make great gift tags, flower picks, keychains, or—if you crochet several at once—wall or window decorations, or ornaments for your Easter branches.
Grab your scrap yarn basket right away and download the crochet pattern. Then you can get started immediately!

Crochet Pattern "Crazy Eggs"

Funny eggs that you can use as decorations or as bag charms or simply repurpose as flower picks . They are approx. 9 cm tall and super easy and quick to crochet. Absolutely suitable for beginners.

Click here to go to the pattern:



The eggs can of course be crocheted with any yarn you like and the matching hook size; only the size will vary.
In this example, cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g
was used.

• Approx. 25 g cotton per egg in any colors
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Needle for sewing in ends
• 1–2 stitch markers
• 2 safety eyes/wiggle eyes/buttons or similar

The bunny washcloth and the carrot sponge are fun and original eye-catchers for the bathroom or kitchen—and they’re practical, too, since you can use them for personal hygiene or washing dishes.



Difficulty level: very easy; suitable for beginners with a little practice.

You can find the crochet pattern here

Ernesto, the Gentleman Rabbit

When he perks up his ears, he stands a stately 50 cm tall—that’s enough to make quite an impression for a rabbit.

If you’d like, you can easily crochet him using this pattern -  https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37065/hase-ernesto-haekelanleitung - .

Bunny Door Wreath



With this simple door wreath, spring can arrive.

It doesn’t require a Styrofoam ring, yet the stuffing makes it very sturdy and helps it keep its shape. Thanks to the way it’s made, you have a lot of flexibility in choosing your yarn and hook size.

And what I especially like is that you can easily wash the bunny, and it won’t make a loud thud against the door if it happens to slam shut.

For the crochet pattern and more info


The Easter Chick
A unique decoration for the Easter season.
You can use the Easter chick as a flower pick or glass coaster. 

To the crochet pattern and more information

More animals?

You can also crochet Easter animals as bookmarks. These ones are super easy to crochet and quick to make. I’m sure you have a few pieces of leftover yarn lying around at home, right?
Click here for the crochet pattern for the Easter bookmarks!

Even in the kitchen, you should be able to tell it’s Easter! This fun chick dish sponge is very easy to crochet. You can use it as a dish sponge or a scrub sponge and reuse it over and over again, since it can be easily washed in the washing machine at 60° without losing its shape or color.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the chick dish sponge