Easter Decorations

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you can stock up on all the patterns you need for successful Easter decorations: table decorations, animals, bunnies, chicks, little lambs, Easter flowers, egg cups, egg cozies, Easter nests, Easter baskets and, of course, scattered decorations.
If you’d like to decorate your home cozily for Easter too, then get started making them right away.

@Authors, this is a promotional thread for all authors. Please introduce Easter patterns here that, ideally, can also be made with leftover yarn. Please don’t forget an image and link, as well as information about the technique, difficulty level, what makes the pattern special, and the
material.

Crochet Pattern Door Wreath Easter Decoration
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A beautiful romantic wreath, not just for Easter. Also great as a door wreath, table decoration, or wall wreath. An absolute eye-catcher!
The crochet pattern is easy and also suitable for crochet beginners. The step-by-step pattern includes many pictures. Basic crochet skills are required! Required skills: magic ring, single crochet, crocheting in spiral rounds, decreases and increases, and color changes.

Is your Easter branch still waiting to be decorated?




https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25075/haekelanleitung-osterpaket?ref=Otterthaler_Haekelmaus Here, I’ve put together 3 individual, well-illustrated patterns for you: Pattern 1: Crochet pattern for an egg cozy / hanging bunny decoration - 7 pages Pattern 2: Crochet pattern for an egg cozy / duck family - 7 pages Pattern 3: Crochet pattern for an Easter basket - 7 pages

Egg cozies are always a great way to use up leftover yarn - here’s a knitting pattern:

Last-Minute Egg Cozy BIGGI - quick and easy to knit



(For purchase/download, please click the image)

Fun egg cozies, not just for Easter! And an ideal way to use up leftover yarn.

Knitted quickly and easily in one evening in front of the TV, they make a last-minute little gift for any occasion.

Basic knitting skills are enough.
We knit in rounds with a set of double-pointed needles. Decorations are possible as desired and with your own creativity.


Materials:
Basically, any yarn can be used with a needle size slightly smaller than indicated on the ball band.

1 egg cozy: approx. 10 g – 15 g yarn/leftover yarn + small amounts of leftover yarn for decorating;
here: size 4.0 mm set of double-pointed needles and approx. 3.0 mm crochet hook for “knotting in hair”;
yarn needle for weaving in ends, sewing needle and buttons if needed, measuring tape, scissors.
Recommendation: safety eyes if the egg cozies are used as amigurumi for toddlers.

Included in the PDF download:

• Short pattern in text form, written for yarns with approx. 105 m per 50 g
• Step-by-step illustrated pattern, written for yarns with approx. 85 m per 50 g
  

each knitted with size 4.0 mm double-pointed needles (then the egg cozies will be nice and dense and stand up on their own)

• Photo tutorial “Embroidering in duplicate stitch”
• Photo tutorial “Knotting in hair with a crochet hook”
  
• Separate PDF pattern for the “double cross cast-on”


Happy Easter season!

How about a carrot bowl?—A slightly different kind of Easter decoration!



>>> To the pattern <<<

The two carrot bowls are quick to crochet from leftover yarn ; the large one requires just under 50g of cotton yarn, the small one just under 25g, plus a scrap of green yarn.

The pattern includes over 20 pictures showing how even beginners can crochet the bowl—though you should have basic crocheting skills.

You’ll need:

• 45–50g of cotton yarn (115m/50g) in orange, or 20–25g for the small version
• 5–10 g of green cotton yarn (115 m/50 g) (per bowl)
• Crochet hook size 2.5 or 3
• stitch marker
• Sewing needle
  
  

You should know how to:

• Magic ring/Magic Ring
• Single crochet, including increases and decreases
• Half double crochet, including increases and decreases
• Double crochet, including increases and decreases
• Slip stitches
  

If you prefer crocheting to knitting, then maybe these Easter bunny egg cozies are just right for you? 
Even without eggs underneath, they make a pretty decoration for the breakfast table. Here, too, a few scraps of leftover yarn and basic crochet skills are enough. 
You can find the pattern here !

No beautifully decorated breakfast table is complete without egg cozies… how about a unicorn egg cozy?


>>> to the pattern <<<

These unicorn egg cozies are quick to crochet using a few leftover yarn . The richly illustrated pattern (over 60 photos) explains in detail how you—even as a beginner —can crochet these egg cozies. However, you should have basic crochet skills.


You’ll need:

• Cotton yarn (115 m/50 g)
  white, approx. 5–10 g (for the body and head)
  colorful scraps for the mane, tail, and decorations
• some stuffing for the head
• a little black embroidery thread for embroidering the eyes
• crochet hooks, sizes 2.5 and 2.0
• stitch markers (or yarn scraps, paper clips, etc.)
• sewing needle/embroidery needle
  
  

You should know how to:

• Magic ring
• chain stitches
• single crochet, including increases, decreases, and color changes
• double crochet
• slip stitches


The Easter bunny and chicks aren’t just beautiful Easter decorations - they also hide a little surprise in their tummies, as they’re crocheted around a surprise egg.
If you want them to be as fluffy as in the picture, you should use fluffy yarn (Philipp douce by Phildar or Baby Teddy Aran by Rico). But they’ll also turn out very pretty if you use cotton.
The pattern is available here !

Easter just isn’t the same without decorations... and HANDMADE can’t be beat!

With a little practice, you can knit and finish a decorative egg in just under an hour! So there’s still plenty of time to fill your “pussy willow bouquet”!

A detailed, illustrated e-book (14 pages) guides you through 11 different patterns. Step by step, it explains how to make the decorative egg.

For more details, simply click on the image below.

Easter is just around the corner - so today there is a very quickly knitted version of an Easter basket!
This construction comes completely without any seaming!

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 for guidance.

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

For more details, simply click on the image below.

My bird’s nest is an absolute must-have decoration for Easter.



It’s all made using single crochet stitches. You can also change the colors.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/23827/vogelnest

Stop by and check it out.

Have fun crocheting it!

Hoppel the chubby little bunny has already found lots of colorful Easter eggs and is absolutely delighted about it. You will receive a detailed 14-page pattern with lots of photos to make it yourself. The PDF includes the pattern for the bunny, the basket, and the colorful Easter eggs.
These are well suited for an Easter nest or as decorations for an Easter branch and can be made from leftover yarn. Quick and easy to crochet, making them also well suited for beginners.

Once finished, Hoppel is approx. 18 cm tall, and the Easter eggs are approx. 6 - 7 cm (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight). Click here and you’ll go to the pattern :)

There are many ways to give away your hand-decorated Easter eggs so they really stand out. This double egg holder is one of them – a very simple yet original one.
 

 
The double holder is made of cardstock and measures approx. 9 x 12.5 x 5 cm. It is very easy and quick to make: Two individual holders are made separately and then attached to each other at the back and at the handle. 

These cute bunny heads are eye-catchers not only at Easter. Whether hung from a branch or placed on a wooden skewer in a flowerpot, they simply look wonderful. With this step-by-step pattern, they are
quick to crochet. Also
perfect as a mirror charm or bag charm.





Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials per bunny:

• approx. 12 g cotton yarn (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• some stuffing
• optional: 1 key ring/ wooden skewer/ decorative ribbon
  
• optional: 2 safety eyes, here 8 mm - (or embroider them)

This chick makes a lovely Easter decoration. Using the specified hook and yarn size, it is approx. 25 cm tall.




Click here to go to the pattern:



Materials:

• approx. 50 g of yarn (here: Lisa, with a yardage of 133 m / 50 g)
• Crochet hooks sizes 2.5 and 3
• 2 safety eyes/googly eyes/buttons or similar
• stuffing

To the pattern / Click here



Of course, you’ll also need a pretty Easter tablecloth :-)
This tablecloth is quick to crochet and suitable even for beginners,
since the pattern is described in detail and illustrated! 

It is crocheted with Schachenmayr Catania and a size 3.0 hook. 

Have fun crocheting :-)

If you want to decorate for Easter, you absolutely need at least one bunny. Here are two!
This pair of bunnies looks especially great on a child’s room window, where the cute design and bright colors are sure to bring constant smiles and good cheer.



  This window decoration is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 57 x 51 cm. It has only a few small details and is therefore easy to cut out. It’s best to cut out the design using the template (as described in the pattern). This method is much more precise and saves time.

Is spring still a ways off? Don’t worry—with these cheerful daffodil egg cozies , you’re sure to lure spring out of hiding! :-D



With a little cotton yarn in fresh spring colors and a size 3.5 crochet hook, these egg cozies are quick to crochet and will brighten up your breakfast table.

For these egg cozies, you’ll need: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, double treble crochet, and small picots (brief description included). And you can find the corresponding pattern here >>>

I hope you have fun making them!

A fresh bouquet of flowers always makes a great Easter decoration!
It also looks lovely on a set (Easter) breakfast table ♥
The tulips are about 22 cm tall and super quick to crochet.
For each tulip, you need only about 10 to 15 g for the stem & leaf and about 7 g for the tulip blossom.
You can insert pipe cleaners into the stem for reinforcement, but you don’t have to (coated garden wire works well too, and you can find it everywhere right now :-)
The crochet pattern is detailed and well illustrated, so it is also very suitable for beginners.

Tulip Crochet Pattern

Easter decorations with a difference
as a gift or decoration, always a feast for the eyes

Pelican Pete helps Bunny Otto with the Easter celebration
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/12978/pelikan-pete-und-hase-otto-bereiten-sich-auf-ostern-vor-gehaekelt-von-dadade



Kangaroo and Koala celebrate Easter
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/13476/kaenguru-und-koala-feiern-ostern-in-australien-gehaekelt-von-dadade

Bring spring into your home with this colorful and enchanting door wreath. You can design the door wreath however you like: It can be decorated with fewer eggs, the eggs can be embroidered with letters
or decorated with little flowers, and of course the colors can be chosen freely.
The wreath will be an eye-catcher on any door, and everyone will admire it. Enjoy the compliments you will receive for this beautiful handmade piece. So grab your crochet hook and crochet spring into your home.

Size of the door wreath: width: 30 cm, height: 40 cm. Depending on the yarn and crochet hook size, the size of the door wreath, the bunny, and the eggs will vary.

This pattern is suitable for beginners too, thanks to the many photos.

Materials needed:

• Bravo (yardage: 50 g = 133 m): light green, approx. 110 g, yellow, approx. 10 g, turquoise, approx. 10 g, and some leftover yarn in coral and white
• Lisa (yardage: 50 g = 133 m): pink, approx. 50 g, lilac, pastel yellow, mint, dark lilac and pink, approx. 10 g each, medium green, approx. 10 g, and some
  leftover yarn in white, light blue, and yellow
• Catania (yardage: 50 g = 125 m): leftover yarn in black, white, and pink
• Crochet hooks size 6 / 3 / 3.5 and 2, embroidery needle, sewing needle, stuffing, Styrofoam ring (diameter 30 cm), optional 6 beads (diameter 8 cm)
  and optionally a hot glue gun.

Knowledge required: single crochet, magic ring, half double crochet, double crochet, and increasing and decreasing stitches

Click here for the pattern

Quick to make are these colorful crocheted egg cozies.
The pattern is easy to crochet, but looks great!
For the egg cozies, a few colorful leftover yarn scraps are enough!
With the detailed step-by-step explanations, lots of photos, and extra photo tutorials (tips for easy color changes and crocheting in the ends), advanced beginners can easily make the egg cozies!


SIZE:
Circumference at bottom edge: approx. 16 cm Height: approx. 5 cm

DIFFICULTY LEVEL:
Advanced beginners

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Cotton yarn in size 2.5-3.5 (e.g. Schachenmayr Catania)
Crochet hook no. 2

STITCHES USED:
chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, half double crochet, double crochet bobble, shell pattern, extended single crochet worked into a lower stitch = explained separately and with photos

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

... and the egg basket with egg cups also goes wonderfully with the egg cozies!
The basket is especially sturdy because it is crocheted with a double base and double walls.
The basket holds 7 egg cups, which of course can also stand separately on the table!

SIZE:
Basket diameter: approx. 18 cm
Basket height: 7 cm
Egg cup diameter: 5 cm Egg cup height: 3.5 cm



DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Beginner

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Cotton yarn size 2.5–3.5 (e.g., Schachenmayr Catania)
Crochet hook size 3
possibly cardboard to reinforce the base (optional)

STITCHES USED: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, half double crochet, double crochet bobble, shell pattern, deep-inserted single crochet = explained separately and with photos

Help: I’m happy to help with any questions about the pattern and while you’re making it!

It looks complicated, but it’s really not! And you’ll definitely impress your loved ones with it.



  This egg holder is made from cardstock and measures about 20 x 10 cm. It’s very easy to make; only cutting out the small flowers might take a little time. But even this problem can be solved: You can either glue on fewer flowers or replace them with ready-made flowers (e.g. scatter flowers).

Look out—the cute little Seppi is making the streets unsafe with his carrot racer.

Seppi has to hurry, after all. Easter is coming soon...

Finished crocheted size approx. 19 cm.



You can find the crochet pattern for it here
Offered is a German-language crochet pattern

The crochet pattern includes 9 pages with instructions and 35 images in PDF format.

Basic crochet skills are required.

Materials:

Cotton, yardage 125 m per 50 g (Catania): 1x orange, 1x raffia, scraps in dark brown, dark green, light green, pink, cream and light gray; 9 mm safety eyes; stuffing; hook size 2.0

Did you have fun recreating these projects?