Spring 2024 / Easter 2024: start crafting harbingers of spring now

Dear users, dear authors,
Christmas is over and the new year has begun. If you’d like to start spring patterns / springtime patterns and Easter patterns, then this is exactly the right thread for you. 

Start of spring: March 20, 2024
Easter: March 31 / April 1, 2024

@Authors,
You can each present 2–3 suitable patterns here that must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks, have at least 10 sales, and a CR of at least 3%. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

Even doll children absolutely need a sun hat. With this pattern, you can crochet several dolls at once and give a doll mom a delightful surprise… maybe even in her Easter basket.

All you need is a few scraps of cotton yarn, and you can get started right away.

To the crochet pattern

Easter will be here sooner than you think. If you’re looking for an original Easter gift, these crocheted double-face potholders might be just the thing.

Go to the crochet pattern

With these spring blossom egg cozies (snowdrop, daffodil, tulip, and bellflower), you can bring spring to your breakfast table at any time of year. They are crocheted from cotton yarn that holds its shape well and is heat-resistant. For one egg cozy, you’ll need about 30 g in the main color and some leftover green yarn.

Click here to go directly to the crochet pattern for the egg cozies!



A seasonal table with little flower children is a wonderful, varied decoration that you can change depending on the season and complement with natural materials. My seasonal table is in the entryway and is always admired. Here you can see the little forget-me-not flower fairy for spring, in her sky-blue dress and with a wreath of flowers in her hair. She is holding her flower: the forget-me-not. The flower child is about 12 cm tall and has bendable arms and legs, so you can decorate it in different poses.

Click here to go to the crochet pattern for the forget-me-not flower child!




It doesn’t always have to be an Easter basket! You can also give your Easter surprises in a candy jar. All you need is an empty, clean jam jar and a few bits of leftover yarn. The lid of the jam jar is then crocheted with Easter bunnies and little colorful eggs. This way, the jar can still be washed easily after use and used again and again.

Here you’ll find the crochet pattern for the Easter candy jars!

This placemat is a perfect fit for a beautifully set Easter table. It’s very easy to knit, as it only requires knit and purl stitches. The pattern writes out every row stitch by stitch, so even beginners with a good grasp of the basics can easily knit this set. A matching dishcloth (or, depending on the yarn, a washcloth) is also included.




Knitting Pattern for the “Easter Joy” Placemat—Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for “Easter Joy” Washcloth / Dishcloth—Very Easy



These two lovebirds are already looking forward to spring. You can knit this little cloth using thin cotton/bamboo yarn as a washcloth / dishcloth, or with pure cotton yarn as a pot holder. It’s knitted using the double-face technique, so both sides look great. Detailed instructions for the double-face knitting technique are also included.



Knitting Pattern for “Love Birds” Cloth / Washcloth – in Double-Face

This beautiful garland can be easily incorporated into any existing Easter decoration: photo cardstock, cotton cords, and wooden beads come in so many colors that you’re sure to find something that suits you and can craft this garland exactly to your taste.



The decorative garland is approx. 54 cm long, the egg is approx. 9 cm tall, the butterflies are approx. 4 cm tall.

Small gifts for the Easter basket



Knitted Dishcloth “Rabbit in the Meadow”



Knitted Dishcloth “Sheep”

Each row of the pattern is written out, specifying which stitch to knit, and I’ve also included a stitch chart. Only knit and purl stitches are used.