Easter Bunny Parade: Find Your New Favorite Bunny Here

Dear users, dear authors,
Easter without an Easter bunny is unthinkable. In this thread, the authors will each present their most beautiful Easter bunnies to you. Download now and simply enjoy.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least 10 sales / a CR of at least 2% and must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks. 

Isn’t this little bunny family sweet?
So they don’t get wet or sunburned in strong sunshine,
the Bunny family has made itself comfortable under an umbrella.

You can use the cloth in many ways: as a dishcloth, as a small doily, for wrapping gifts, as a cuddle cloth, as a napkin at the table, etc.

It is very easy to knit, because I have described every row for you stitch by stitch, and you also get a counting chart.

If you would like to give the cloth as a gift, you can print out the included gift bands and label them however you like.
 
Click here and you’ll go straight to the knitted motif “Bunnies Under the Umbrella”


   
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of joy knitting

The Colorful Bunnies are the most popular pattern in my shop. They’re just too cute and a great project for using up scraps. Whether in an Easter basket, on an Easter tree, as table decorations, or as a bag charm - you can bring a little Easter joy to everyone with them.



You can gift chocolate eggs in a pretty crocheted jam jar instead of in a basket. Sweet little Easter bunnies with their colorful eggs are frolicking on the lids of these Easter candy jars. You can arrange the bunnies on the lid however you like. Leftover yarn can be used here again, too.




Wait, is it Christmas already? You can also use the original reversible doll "Nikolausi-Osterhasi" as a decoration during the Christmas season. Just turn the inside out, and suddenly it’s no longer an Easter bunny standing there, but a funny Santa Claus!


You can find even more Easter bunny patterns in my "Easter" collection.

These two cuddly bunnies are absolutely adorable to look at—you’ll want to snuggle right up with them. They make a great gift, not just for Easter. Both the cloth and the blanket are very easy to knit; you’ll only need knit and purl stitches. Each row is written out stitch by stitch, so even beginners with a good grasp of the basics can follow along easily.




Knitting Pattern for “Cuddly Bunnies” Dishcloth / Washcloth—Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for Baby/Children’s Blanket “Moment of Happiness” – Easy

These cute bunnies are looking forward to the first warm days of spring. Make them for your window and join in the fun!


This window display measures approximately 57 x 51 cm. You’ll receive all template pieces in their original size; they’re numbered at the cut lines, making them very easy to assemble. The display is cut out of photo cardstock and backed with tracing paper.

Still need an unusual gift for Easter? With crocheted potholders in double-face technique, you can design the sides of the potholders differently. The pattern includes four motifs that you can combine however you like.

Here’s the pattern


A great eye-catcher for the Easter season is my colorful door wreath with an Easter bunny:
Crochet Pattern: Easter Bunny Door Wreath




My 3 Easter bunny egg cozies are hard at work, complete with an additional Easter egg cozy and lots of tiny decorative eggs: Crochet Pattern: Easter Bunny Egg Cozies



And last but not least, little Goldie the bunny can’t be left out:
Crochet Pattern: Bunny with Colorful Eggs and a Flower



This really gets you in the mood for spring, Easter, and sunshine! Don’t you agree?

Warm regards,

Danie

I also have a little hopping bunny to share. It’s made mainly from pom-poms. The kids can help out, too.

I hope you have fun making it.
Warm regards from Ina

--> Click here for “Cuddly Pom-Pom Bunny”

Easter in the kitchen, too—we want things to be colorful and cheerful in the spring.

A little dishcloth with a bunny motif would be just the thing for the Easter basket—made quickly from a ball of cotton and using only knit and purl stitches, the knitting goes fast.

The pattern is written out row by row for you; if you prefer to work from a chart, you can also knit from an image.