Make Easter Animals Now: Easter Bunny, Easter Chick, Easter Lamb, and More

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Crochet pattern for a little Easter bunny

This little guy is really cuddly. A front piece and a back piece are crocheted and then joined together with a round of single crochet. So only the little stubby tail is left to sew on at the end. 

Here comes Benno the bunny hopping along—really cute as a decoration or for cuddling.
He’s bringing his Easter basket filled with lots of colorful Easter eggs.
Of course, you can also crochet Benno without his basket or without the Easter eggs
and cuddle him or put chocolate eggs in his basket.



Emely the lamb is also just coming around the corner and is perfect for
Easter decor or cuddling.



Both patterns are also great for beginners to make.

Warm regards
Monika 

Here you get 3 different Easter animals all at once, peeking curiously out of their Easter eggs:
Little Lamb, Easter Bunny and Chick in an Egg


These two little animals are each crocheted around a surprise egg capsule. This way you can open them at the belly and hide a little surprise inside.:
Surprise Figures Bunny and Chick


Quick to crochet for the Easter bouquet:
 Sweet Little Chickens

 Colorful Little Bunnies

Colorful Little Birds

You can find even more Easter animals here!


Everyone who finds little Fienchen the bunny in their Easter basket will be thrilled!
Fienchen is super easy and quick to crochet, making her perfect for beginners, too! 



You can find the pattern for this super-cute bunny right here ! 

The Carrot Bunny

Go to the crochet pattern

Bunny and Chick in an Egg

Go to the crochet pattern

The Funny Pot Peekers

Go to the crochet pattern

The little cheeky bunny, who is just digging up the first daffodils, makes an original springtime decoration and, crocheted with sponge yarn, can even be used as a sponge for bathing and showering.



Difficulty level: easy, also suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice

You can get the crochet pattern here

Here are some cute little animals for Eastertime - have fun with them:

1) cuddly chickens "Berta and Gundel" - cleverly made, with elements of Tunisian crochet.
Go to the pattern here



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2) Very cute, simple, and quick to make are these sweet little bunnies for Easter decorations.
Go to the pattern here



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3) They always put you in a good mood and bring a smile: Lady "Gagack" and her chatty friends. Egg cozy, edge sitter, or sweet table decoration - also great for hiding a few Easter eggs underneath.
Go to the pattern here





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4) Egg cozy hens, just like Grandma used to have. 
They are quick and easy to make and also a wonderful gift or small present to bring along.
Go to the pattern here



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5) Decorative chains for a cheerfully colorful Easter table. The motifs can be combined with each other however you like; you can also crochet, for example, a chain with only hearts or only flowers.
The chain is crocheted in one go, works up super fast, and you only need a few bits of leftover yarn.
Go to the pattern here



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6) The "Sweet Little Chicks"  are crocheted with the clever double stitches - which makes them wonderfully suitable for embroidering.
Go to the pattern here

Easter animals sound good. I could contribute a cute bunny made from pompoms. I hope you have lots of fun making it.

Warm regards from Ina

Here’s the pattern

I also have chunky Betram available, great to use as a doorstop
to the pattern


or the bunny Funny, who is also great for cuddling
Bunny pattern

Click here for the chick pattern

Quick to crochet using scrubby yarn and suitable for experienced beginners, this little chick makes a great and useful Easter gift. It’s not only practical but also a wonderful decoration for the kitchen and bathroom; it can be used as a dish sponge or bath scrubber and delights children and adults alike. Of course, you can also crochet the chick as a hanging ornament or decoration using other types of yarn.

Click here for the bunny pattern

This cute Easter bunny is just as quick to crochet and even easier than the chick. It can also be made from scrubby yarn or an alternative material and makes a great gift.

Click here for the knitted bunny pattern

Easter animals can also be knitted! And they can be super practical, too. This little bunny proves it. The piece is knitted with two strands of yarn to make a dishcloth, which is later folded into a bunny shape and tied with a bow. Great for anyone who knows how to knit and purl stitches and is looking for a special and practical pattern.

This cute pair of bunnies could soon decorate your window.


 
This window picture is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper.
Since it is approx. 57 x 51 cm in size, it requires a correspondingly large window. However, the bunnies can also be attached separately and are therefore suitable for smaller windows as well.

More?

Here I’d like to show you a few stuffed animals from my shop that make especially good gifts for Easter, but of course are also suitable all year round.


The sweet little lamb can be made with suitably thick yarn as a music box, into which you can insert your favorite melody. The lamb turns out best with fluffy yarn, as shown in the picture. If you crochet it together with a thin carry-along yarn in the same color, it will be easier for you to see the stitches while crocheting. The lamb is crocheted using only single crochet stitches.
Here is the crochet pattern for the Easter lamb.



The cuddly bunny Hoppel is especially suitable as a first stuffed animal for little babies. It is crocheted from three different types of yarn. The different textures of the yarns encourage the baby again and again to feel and explore their stuffed animal. The body is not stuffed so the child can grasp it easily.
Here is the crochet pattern for the cuddly bunny Hoppel!



Bunny Purzel is also a stuffed animal that you can use to bring children lots of joy. He is also crocheted from fluffy yarn together with a cotton thread. This makes his fur wonderfully cuddly-soft. Purzel wears blue overalls decorated with pink little hearts. The overalls are crocheted firmly onto the body. He also has a small basket of Easter eggs with him.
Here is the crochet pattern for Bunny Purzel!



Small children love finger puppets! Most of the time they can hold them better than the larger hand puppets.
You can place such a cute Easter bunny family in your children’s Easter basket, and they are sure to be delighted to play with them, even long after Easter is over. The little bunnies are quick to crochet. You can use lots of small scraps of leftover yarn for them.
Here is the crochet pattern for the bunny finger puppets!

The little dolls are already looking forward to Easter too, and these four are dressed just right for it.

Hanni Easter Bunny    She has already been really busy and found a few Easter eggs.



Leopold Little Lamb    He is already really looking forward to spring and the lush meadows. But until then, he’ll just nibble on his delicious carrots ;)



Kimi the Easter Chick    She’s wonderful to cuddle with not only at Easter, or simply to love.



Bonnie the Bunny Girl    She loves spring and her colorful crocuses.

Door/Table Decoration: Chicks in Distress



The “Chicks in Distress”
decorative wreath
is perfect as a fun Easter decoration!
The hen is desperately trying to save her chicks, using the worm as a rescue rope.
The wreath can be hung in the traditional way or placed on a table as a centerpiece.
The detailed written pattern, accompanied by many close-up photos, is suitable even for experienced beginners.

Little chicks are always a hit and can be arranged very prettily in Easter decorations, e.g. in a planter among primroses, etc.?

Easter chicks

More animals?

The goose family has also dressed up for Easter. A new gosling has just hatched and is being happily welcomed by the other family members. 
You can find the crochet pattern for the goose family here!

A scatterbrained Easter bunny and two little bunnies adorn this gift bag. It’s knitted using the double-face technique and is the perfect packaging for a small gift during the Easter season.



Knitting pattern for the “Clumsy Easter Bunny” gift bag

In this case, even rabbit hunting is exceptionally allowed 😉 Sew your dog a bunny toy or cuddly pillow with our CONY sewing pattern

More?

Yes. I’d be happy to show you my little bunnies

A bunny as a little hand puppet

And here I have a real bunny