
For the sweet little Easter lamb, one 50 g skein of thick yarn is enough. I crocheted it with plush yarn, which makes it wonderfully cuddly. You can add a music box, and then the little sheep becomes an indispensable sleep aid for your baby. If you use thinner yarn, the little lamb will be much smaller, and you can place it in the Easter basket as a small extra gift.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the music-box sheep!

Bunnies are always in high demand at Easter. How about a self-crocheted cuddly bunny for your baby? Since it is crocheted from three kinds of yarn (chenille, plush wool, and cotton yarn), you can make very good use of leftovers from skeins you’ve already started. The different materials give the little bunny a very special feel that encourages your baby to explore their cuddly toy by touch.
Download the crochet pattern for Hoppel the Bunny here!

A black cat brings bad luck? This one definitely doesn’t! With her mysterious green eyes, she looks at you attentively. She is crocheted from a graphic counted chart using single crochet stitches. 60 g of black cotton yarn is enough to make this wonderful cat.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the black cat!