Easter Lamb

Dear users, dear authors,
for Easter, you need at least one cotton-soft and fluffy Easter lamb.
Here in this thread, you’ll find a good selection of sheep and lambs.
Give them a try right away—it’s fun!

@Authors
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These two little lambs,  Erwin and his sharp sheep-lady are head over heels in love and on cloud nine. With the specified yarn and hook size (2.5), they are approx. 19 cm tall



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Material:

• approx. 50 grams of yarn in total (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a length of 125 m/50 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5
• possibly 2 googly eyes/safety eyes/buttons or similar
• stuffing
• possibly 1 button for the pants


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The cute little lamb “Lilly” and her sweet hearts are waiting for you to adopt them! This adorable lamb measures about 16 cm tall and makes a reliable cuddle buddy. The small heart is 5 cm tall and 5 cm wide at its widest point. The large heart is about 6 cm tall and about 7 cm wide at its widest point. Over the course of 27 pages with more than 50 pictures, I’ll explain everything in great detail. I also explain how to crochet the bobbles in detail with pictures at the beginning of the pattern. This makes everything easy to understand! Although the lamb is crocheted exclusively with single crochet stitches and bobbles, Lilly shouldn’t be your first crochet project. You should be comfortable with decreasing and increasing stitches, as well as making a magic ring. What you’ll need:

• Approx. 45 g of yarn suitable for a size 3 crochet hook. Approx. 10 g of brown yarn for the nose and the undersides of the arms and legs. Leftover yarn for embroidering the face. Black or beige leftover yarn for embroidering the face
• A size 3 mm crochet hook
• Scissors, darning needle
• Stuffing (Why not try using real sheep’s wool to stuff the little sheep? It’ll make it look even more authentic ;-) )
• 8 mm safety eyes
• For the hearts, red or pink yarn—also suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook

And you’re all set to get started! Now have fun making your own. If you have any questions, send me a message—I’ll reply as soon as possible and help you out! :-) Best regards, Crocheting-Anni :-)

Since I live very close to the dike, I thought crocheting a little sheep would be just the right thing :D And here is Shelby the fluffy sheep. She is always in a good mood and simply lovable. She has a cloverleaf
cuddle pillow that she loves to sleep on or simply cuddle with. I knotted Shelby's fleece; alternatively, it can be crocheted with eyelash yarn.

Size of Shelby: 32 x 20 cm sitting,
Size of the pillow: 15 x 15 cm
Depending on the yarn and crochet hook size, the size of Shelby and the pillow may vary

Materials used:
Acrylic yarn, e.g. Lisa by Gründl: white, approx. 150 g, medium brown, approx. 70 g, light green, approx. 30 g, white for the knotted fleece, approx. 50-70 g (this depends on the length of the knotting threads), scraps in black and yellow-green.
Stuffing
Crochet hook size 3
Sewing and embroidery needle

Click here for the pattern for the fluffy sheep

Annie is a very shy little lamb ♥
At a good 30 cm, she’s the perfect size for cuddling .-)
Easy to crochet even for crochet beginners, thanks to a step-by-step pattern with looooots of pictures!
You’ll need cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m per 50 g in matching colors,
a little fluffy yarn and a size 2.5 crochet hook—plus a bit of stuffing, and then
the big cuddling can begin ♥

Crochet Pattern Annie Lamb

The two sheep Scheila and Scharif are looking forward to Easter
- for spring with gardening tools
- or for Easter
The sheep are about 15 cm tall, crocheted with a 2 mm hook
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24225/2-schafe-scheila-und-scharif-dekoration-nicht-nur-fuer-valentin-gehaekelt-von-dadade

This soft, fluffy little lamb is sooo tired and wants to cuddle with you! It might even play you a lullaby, because you can insert a music box with a melody of your choice.
How big it turns out depends on the thickness of the yarn you use. If you choose fluffy yarn, the plush effect will really stand out.
The crochet technique is quite simple, since you’ll only be working single crochet stitches. If you’re not comfortable using fluffy yarn, you can also use any other type of yarn and then fluff up the fur with a brush.
Get the pattern here , and you can bring someone great joy at Easter!

You can still finish these two Easter lambs in time for Easter, but they also make sweet cuddly toys after Easter.
What you need is cotton yarn in white, pink, and a contrasting color,
some leftover green and black yarn, stuffing, a 2.5 mm crochet hook, safety eyes
10 mm, scissors, tapestry needle. The pattern is very suitable for beginners. You should know chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and you should know how to
crochet single crochet stitches together.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25016/lamm-simone-und-simon-amigurumi-haekelanleitung


These little sheep are intended as bag charms, keychains, or for your Easter table. They are quick to crochet from a few
leftover yarn scraps. What you need is cotton yarn in beige and/or pink, white cotton yarn, and/or gray, crochet hook size 2.5, stuffing, half pearls, a little black cotton yarn, scissors, darning needle. With the specified yarn, the little sheep will be approx. 10 cm tall. The pattern is illustrated and suitable for beginners.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24804/schaf-amigurumi-taschenbaumler-schluesselanhaenger