Easter nests / Easter baskets

Dear users, dear authors,
Easter nests and Easter baskets are essential for Easter decorations. Here in this thread, you’ll find matching patterns available for immediate download.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors.  Each author is allowed to post 2–3 thematically relevant patterns in this thread. Each post must include an image, a link, and
text with all the details about the materials, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special. Good luck!

Looking for a good hiding spot for those colorful chocolate eggs? They’ll be safe in this little basket… until they’re found and devoured.
 

 
Both the flower basket itself and the flowers are made from cardstock. The basket measures approximately 16 x 23 x 16 cm, the flowers are about 17 cm tall, and everything is very easy to make.

With “Korbi,” you can quickly crochet a wonderful little Easter basket.
It is super easy to crochet (only half double crochet and single crochet stitches).
It’s also ideal for using up leftover yarn.

For one basket you will need
approx. 150 g cotton yarn, needle size 3–4 mm, and
a 4 mm and 6 mm crochet hook.

Pattern Korbi

This little basket is quick and easy to crochet. Decorated with a bunny’s head and little flowers, it’s especially lovely as an Easter basket. It’s also perfect for using up leftover yarn.


Click here for the pattern 

Crochet pattern for an Easter basket with a handle and little bunnies - quick and easy to crochet!
The pattern also includes a version with hearts - ideal for Mother's Day!

Crocheted with textile yarn, the basket is nice and sturdy!

Sizes:

• 19 cm diameter
• 22 cm diameter
• Basket height: 9 cm
• Handle length: 44 cm

Materials:

• 1 ball of Ribbon XL textile yarn or similar textile yarn/wool, weight 10
• Cotton yarn in red, weight 3-4, for the hearts
•  Cotton yarn in brown, weight 2.5-3.5, for the bunnies
•  Crochet hooks no. 7, 8, 3, 2.5
•  optional aluminum wire (2 mm thick) to reinforce the handle



Difficulty level:
The pattern is suitable for beginners who know the stitches listed below!

Stitches used:
chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, post double crochet (explained in the photo tutorial!)

Help:
If you have any questions about the pattern or while making it, I’m happy to help!

These little Easter nests with Easter bunnies are sure to bring every child lots of joy.
The nest is lined with felt for better stability and covered with colorful Easter fabric. You don't need any special sewing skills for this, because everything is attached invisibly on the back with just a few stitches. You can place the little bunny loosely inside the nest so it can be played with later, or sew it on as a decoration.
Only beginner crochet skills are needed to crochet the little nest and the bunny.
Get the pattern and get started right away!

Want to wrap a cash gift in a creative way for Easter? Or do you just have a tiny surprise? Then these surprise figures are just the thing for you!
Chicks and Easter bunnies are crocheted around an “Ü-Ei” and can hold a bill or a small piece of candy in their bellies. Or maybe there’s even a little piece of jewelry hidden inside? There are no limits to your imagination!
The crochet technique for both figures is incredibly simple—all you need are single crochet stitches. Some people find crocheting with fuzzy yarn a bit tricky because the stitches aren’t as easy to see. But you can also use any other yarn (e.g., Catania cotton yarn).
For the crochet pattern, click here

Whether as a bread basket on the Easter table or as a hidden nest for our little ones...
...this quick-to-knit version of an Easter basket can be used in many ways!

This construction requires no sewing up at all!

A detailed, illustrated pattern guides you step by step to the finished basket.
In addition to a detailed description, you will also find a chart to help you.

After the holidays, it also looks lovely as a bread basket on the breakfast table on the patio!

For more details, just click on the image below.



An Easter basket... definitely. Filled with a cute Easter bunny and lots of colorful eggs, this basket is sure to be happily discovered during the Easter egg hunt.



It’s quite quick to crochet, and you’ll need between 50 and 100 g of yarn, depending on the yarn’s yardage or the height of the basket.

The pattern for this crocheted oval basket is 10 pages long and easy to follow thanks to the many pictures. Unfortunately, this basket isn’t suitable for beginners.

And after Easter, this pretty storage basket is sure to find a nice spot to catch everyone’s eye.

Here you can go directly to the pattern. Get it now....

What would Easter be without these colorful little baskets for the eggs? And we can easily crochet these especially beautiful, colorful Easter baskets ourselves. For each basket, we’ll need a total of 50 g of “Peques for Baby” (232 m/50 g) by Katia or another yarn with the same yardage, a size 2.5 crochet hook, an old CD to reinforce the bottom, and a piece of plastic for the sturdy round handle.

I hope you enjoy the pattern and have a wonderful, colorful Easter - Ina

Easter basket full of giftsA lovely Easter basket full of patternsThis beautiful wicker-look Easter basket doesn’t come alone; it’s filled with great ideas and surprises. The PDF file has 64 pages and includes 7 different patterns that are especially suitable for beginners. Over 300 step-by-step photos show how to crochet:

• the Easter basket
• the daffodils
• the butterfly
• the chick and the eggshells
• the heart
• the surprise egg
• the Easter egg. A colorful Easter spectacle. Fun to crochet not just for beginners. It’s also a great way to use up small amounts of leftover yarn.

Whether it’s dyed eggs, chocolate eggs, small toys, or a homemade little gift, your Easter gifts will look especially lovely in this basket and can also be carried conveniently in it.

 
 
The Easter egg basket is made of photo cardstock, measures approx. 16.5 x 16.5 x 9.5 cm, and is easy to make.