Easter Bunnies + Easter Chicks + Easter Eggs + Lamb + Bunny Eggs

Dear users, dear authors,
without Easter bunnies + Easter chicks + Easter eggs + lamb + bunny eggs, Easter just isn’t a real Easter celebration. I’ll list your benefits when making matching patterns:
- The selection is large. It’s fun to browse and discover new highlights.
- Making them is wonderfully relaxing and a nice break from everyday monotony.
- The finished pieces are decorative and, as toys, also inspire imagination.
- You can also give the finished pieces as gifts and bring joy to others that way.
Those are good reasons to get started right away.
If anyone still isn’t convinced, just stick around, keep scrolling, and let the colorful product images inspire you.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors.
Please present thematically suitable Easter patterns here. 2-3 patterns per author are enough.
Don’t forget an image and link, as well as information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

Actually, Mr. and Mrs. Mümmelmann were supposed to hide the beautiful colorful eggs, but they would much rather nibble on their juicy
carrots. A beautiful pair that is suitable as decoration or also as a
gift for dear people. With the specified yarn and
needle size, the long-eared bunnies are approx. 23 cm tall.



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Required materials:You need for each bunny:

• approx. 65 g cotton (about 50 g of it in the main color (here Alize Bahar, 100% cotton with a yardage of 260 m/100 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5
• 2 safety eyes 10 mm
• stuffing
• possibly a scrap of felt, 2 buttons for the clothing, 2 mini pompoms for the tail (not required)
• pants/skirt 15 g yarn each (here Catania by Schachenmayr 125 m/50 g)
• basket, little carrots, eggs, and bow between 2 g and 9 g yarn (here Catania)

This pretty Easter chick is approx. 25 cm tall when made with the specified hook size. It is the perfect Easter decoration or a loyal companion for children.




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Material:

approx. 50 g yarn (( here Lisa with a yardage of 133 m / 50 g )

Crochet hook size 2.5 and size 3

2 safety eyes/wiggle eyes/buttons or similar

stuffing

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Crochet these cute chick egg cozies, perfect for spring and Easter! They look great on your breakfast table, especially now that spring is here. They also make a wonderful gift in an Easter basket that everyone will love :-) What you’ll need:

• Approx. 15 g of yarn/wool (if you use 100% cotton, the egg cozies will be nice and sturdy) in yellow. Suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook
• Scraps of yarn in a lighter shade of yellow or beige for the beak. This yarn should be suitable for a 2 mm crochet hook
• Scraps of orange yarn for the feet, suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook
• A darning needle and scissors
• Some stuffing for the head
• 3 mm and 2 mm crochet hooks
• 6 mm safety eyes

13-page illustrated crochet pattern
Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners!

Best regards
Crocheting- Anni

Here is the direct link to the pattern 

The cute little lamb “Lilly” and her sweet hearts would love to be adopted by you! This adorable lamb is 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 27 pages with more than 50 pictures, I 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 and bobbles, Lilly should not be your first crochet project. You should be confident with increasing and decreasing stitches, as well as making a magic ring. What you’ll need:

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

Best regards
Crocheting-Anni

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Easter is just around the corner. To go with it, you can purchase the pattern for these cute Easter bunny egg cozies here. They are crocheted entirely in single crochet and are quick to make. You should know the basics of crocheting: increasing and decreasing stitches, single crochet, making a magic ring. The pattern is richly illustrated over 10 pages, so even as a beginner you’ll find your way around very well! What you’ll need:

• approx. 18-20 g yarn (it’s best to use craft yarn made of 100% cotton; this makes the egg cozies nice and sturdy. Of course, you can also use any other yarn) in the color of your choice, suitable for a 3 mm crochet hook. Leftover yarn for the pom-pom tail
• Darning needle and scissors
• A little stuffing for the head
• 3 mm crochet hook
• Googly eyes and super glue

And you’re ready to get started!

Best regards
Crocheting- Anni

The Heart Bunny will remain a loyal companion and playmate even after Easter.

The little ones will love him—this loyal playmate with a heart! The Heart Bunny measures about 40 cm tall (excluding the ears) and is crocheted with a size 2.5 hook. The pattern explains in detail how you can make this bunny yourself, with plenty of clear pictures to help you along the way. For this project, you’ll need:
a 2.5–3 crochet hook, a darning needle or a doll needle for sewing the body parts together, a stitch marker or a thread in a contrasting color to mark the beginning of the rounds, buttons or beads for the eyes, approx. 10 mm (I used lens-shaped beads), scissors, white yarn (approx. 250 g, 50 g/115 m), and pink yarn (approx. 50 g). You’ll need to know how to do the following: single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch, decreases, and increases. You can also work with other colors and yarn combinations. Just make sure to use a smaller hook than the one specified by the manufacturer on the label. This is important so that the stitches aren’t too loose and the stuffing doesn’t come out through the small holes after stuffing.


This cute little lamb really wants to cuddle with you! You can crochet the large or the small little sheep with the same pattern; it only depends on the yarn you use. The large lamb measures about 25 cm. So it’s big enough for you to insert a music box with a completely individual melody. The small one will be about 12 cm tall and can be used as decoration for the Easter table or the Easter basket. And after Easter, of course, it’s still wonderful to play with.
The little lamb isn’t hard at all, because it is crocheted using only single crochet stitches. You can find the pattern here

Colorful Easter eggs on the Easter tree are an absolute must!
With the Crochet Pattern "Ruffled Magic Easter Eggs" you'll crochet beautiful Easter eggs with a great effect in no time!
First a base cover is crocheted, which already looks good on its own, and then ruffles are crocheted onto it. This turns the eggs into a real eye-catcher!
The pattern explains the base cover and three variations for the crocheted-on ruffles in detail, step by step!
It includes lots of photos and extra photo tutorials!


DIFFICULTY LEVEL:
Beginner

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Cotton yarn in size 2.5-3.5 (e.g. Schachenmayr Catania), crochet hook no. 2, plastic egg (height approx. 4.5 cm) or stuffing

STITCHES USED:
chain stitch, single crochet stitches

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

Ruby is a sweet cuddly bunny. She is eagerly waiting for the Easter season with her little carrot. Ruby is perfect for cuddling, but also looks adorable as an Easter decoration.

Skills needed: single crochet, half double crochet, magic ring, and increasing and decreasing stitches.

Size: approx. 21 x 17 cm. Depending on the yarn used, Ruby will turn out larger or smaller.

Materials used:
* Bravo by Schachenmayr: white, approx. 80 g, pink, approx. 35 g
* Lisa by Gründl: orange, scraps in white, pink, black, and dark green
* stuffing, crochet hooks size 2.5 / 3 and 3.5, sewing and embroidery needle, felt (scrap in light blue)

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Hello, I'm Sunny. I just hatched and don't even know what awaits me yet. I can't find my mama right now either—could you love me? That would be so nice, and I would be absolutely delighted.

Size of Sunny: 17 cm. Depending on the yarn and crochet hook size, Sunny’s size may vary.

Required materials: acrylic yarn (Lisa by Gründl) yellow, approx. 45 g, orange, approx. 25 g and a small amount of white, crochet hooks No. 3 and 2, embroidery needle, sewing needle, stuffing, textile glue, and a piece of black felt (scrap)

Required skills: single crochet stitches, magic ring, increasing and decreasing stitches

Here is the pattern

Hi, I’m Tim, and I’d like to give you my heart!


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Cheerful Tim is easy to crochet from a few scraps of cotton yarn, and with this beginner-friendly pattern featuring over 20 photos and diagrams, you’ll have no trouble crocheting this
little bunny with his blue scarf and heart. — You should, however, have basic knowledge of amigurumi crocheting.

You’ll need:

• 4 colors of cotton yarn in coordinating shades (115 m per 50 g)
  Color 1: approx. 45–50 g (for the body) white
  Color 2: approx. 35–40 g (arms + legs) light green
  Color 3: approx. 25–30 g (ears + tail) green
  Color 4: approx. 10–15 g (heart + scarf) blue
• stuffing
• a scrap of black embroidery thread for embroidering the eyes
• 1 crochet hook, size 2.5 or 3
• Stitch markers (alternatively, yarn scraps, paper clips, etc.)
• 1 sewing needle or embroidery needle for sewing the individual pieces together and weaving in the ends
• Pins
  
  

You should know how to:

• Magic ring
• Chain stitches
• Single crochet stitches, including increases and decreases
• double crochet
• treble crochet
• Slip stitches

If you still have a few leftovers of brown, white, and pink yarn, you can crochet these little bunnies for your Easter branch:


They’re quick to make and easy for beginners to follow, since the pattern is explained step by step and includes plenty of pictures.

Link to the pattern 

As mentioned, you’ll need leftover yarn (I used Schachenmayr Catania), a suitable crochet hook, scissors, and a yarn needle.

You should have the following basic skills: magic ring, chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, and slip stitch.

Have fun making them! 


The Easter bunny and chick stand side by side here. They are not only a pretty table decoration, but also have room in their tummies for a little Easter surprise or a cash gift, since their bodies are crocheted around a surprise-egg capsule. They turn out especially cute if you use the recommended fluffy yarn, but you can also use a different yarn if you like.
Required basic skills: chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, slip stitches, crocheting in rounds and rows.
The pattern is available here.

Crocheted Easter chick set, each approx. 15 cm tall - very beginner-friendly

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These cheeky yet cute chicks are simply part of Easter decorations in your home.

In my crochet pattern, I explain step by step how to make these little chicks.


What you’ll need:

Gründl Happy yarn (100 g = 250 m)

• Yellow (approx. 60-70 g)
• A small amount of red
• approx. 10-20 g of white and a little black
• stuffing
• Glass eyes or alternatively buttons
• 3.5 mm hook, yarn needle and scissors

Crochet pattern Easter Bunny Lilly

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Lilly is already getting ready for Easter and is busily painting the eggs. If you’re already preparing for Easter too, then this hardworking Easter bunny is perfect for you.

Also very suitable for beginners. 


What you need:

Gründl Happy yarn (100 g = 250 m yardage)

• Light gray approx. 250 g
• A little dark gray, black, pink, blue, and yellow
• A little Gründl Lisa Uni yarn (pink)
• Stuffing
• 2 buttons (pink)
• Hook size 3.5, yarn needle, and scissors

What you need to know:

• MR = magic ring
• M = stitch
• FM = single crochet
• Lm = chain stitch
• hStb = half double crochet
• zusm. = together
• verdp. = increase stitch

Heinrich the Rabbit has dressed up extra nicely for Easter. But even after Easter, he’s a cute little guy who’ll take your heart by storm.
Using the specified materials, Heinrich the Rabbit measures 20 cm tall when seated. Personally, I recommend using cotton yarn for all my amigurumi projects.
The pattern includes many step-by-step photos to make the project easier to follow. However, basic knowledge of crochet (single crochet, increases, decreases, etc.) is required.
The following materials are needed for this project:

• 75 g of light gray cotton yarn
• 25 g of red cotton yarn
• Leftover cotton yarn in yellow (for the scarf)
• Leftover multicolored cotton yarn (for the hat)
• Leftover white cotton yarn (for the snout)
• Leftover cotton yarn in pink and black (for embroidering the outlines)
• a pair of safety eyes, 9 mm, in brown-black; stuffing
• Crochet hook size 3

Click here for the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24759/haekelanleitung-heinrich-hase


Cuddly Monster Bunny proudly shows off her offspring. Isn’t the little one adorable? Even after Easter, the two are loyal, lovable companions you simply have to love.
In addition to step-by-step photos, the pattern includes the sewing pattern in original size. Knowledge of sewing with a sewing machine, as well as appliqué, is required.
The following materials are needed to make it:

• Fleece fabric in light gray, pink (mom) and white (baby)
• Cotton fabric in white, pink
• Fusible interfacing for eyes (for appliqué)
• Sewing thread in black, white, light gray, pink
• Kam Snaps (press studs) in black, buttons, googly eyes, or similar
• stuffing
• Disappearing ink pen for marking on the fabric

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25056/naehanleitung-kuschelmonster-bunny

Every Easter basket needs a bunny, and not just one made of chocolate,
whether it’s a cute knitted bunny, like Hansi the Bunny here,
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/13681/hase-hansi-zum-kuscheln-und-liebhaben-nicht-nur-an-ostern-gestrickt-von-dadade



or a crocheted bunny girl,
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/4947/hasenmaedchen-wippelsterzchen




in my shop you’ll find even more bunnies
not only for cuddling, but also as decoration
have fun browsing my shop

Would you like to decorate your windows for Easter, too? Then this picture is just right for you!



    The entire window picture, as shown here, measures approximately 57 x 51 cm. But you can adapt it to the size or shape of your window and arrange the bunnies and butterflies differently than in the picture. The design has only a few small details, so it’s quick and easy to cut out.

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These cute bunnies would love to hop across your Easter table. But of course, they don’t just look great at Easter—they’re also perfect afterward as toys or as gifts for animal lovers.

The bunnies are easy to crochet and are suitable even for beginners (prerequisite: knowing how to crochet single crochet). The pattern also includes a basic amigurumi crochet course.

You have a lot of freedom when it comes to color choices. Maybe you have a rabbit of your own that you’d like to crochet?

I crocheted these rabbits using a 3-mm crochet hook. This makes them about 15 cm tall. With thinner yarn, they’ll be a bit smaller; with thicker yarn, they’ll be larger.
In addition to the yarn, you’ll need some stuffing and safety eyes (12 mm).

Have fun with it!

Julius, the knitted Easter Bunny apprentice, would love to hide the eggs at your place this Easter! He is a cuddly little fellow with a great colorful romper suit (which, by the way, is perfect for using up yarn scraps) and not difficult to knit at all – even knitting beginners with a little practice will have lots of fun working him up! The pattern includes lots of pictures and a techniques section.

Here’s the way to Julius: CLICK!





The Easter bunny gang is super cute and quick to crochet. Included are the pattern for the bunnies and, of course, for the carrot Easter egg, strawberry Easter egg, and regular Easter egg :-)

Easter Bunny Gang crochet pattern



Annie Lamb, at almost 30 cm tall, is a real cuddly lamb ♥
She is also easy to crochet thanks to the detailed crochet pattern with lots of pictures.

Annie Lamb crochet pattern




Or are you short on time and yarn? Then the little chicks are ideal!
Very easy to crochet and a quick little gift to bring for Easter ♥

Little Chick crochet pattern

There are so many beautiful little Easter bunnies here—I could hardly choose.
Still, I’d like to recommend one more cuddly little bunny. It is made from pompoms in different sizes.

You will need:

• 100g Schachenmayr smc Silenzio color 01 (natural white) or another yarn of the same quality
• Pom-pom maker (size 115 mm, size 85 mm, size 45 mm) or, alternatively, 3 pieces of cardboard
• scissors, darning needle
• sturdy white cotton or strong white thread or saddler’s thread for tying off and sewing on the pompoms
• 2 black or brown ball or half-ball shank buttons (loop) for the eyes from the craft store
• 1 small piece of black or dark brown felt or thick cardboard
• fishing line for the whiskers
• crochet hook size 3
• a little wool-white yarn (Bravo yarn or similar) for the little ears

I hope you enjoy the pattern and have a lovely Easter—yours, Ina

~ Bunny Lilli Kunterbunt ~



Bunny Lilli Kunterbunt makes all children happy!Lilli Kunterbunt is a sweet, cheerful playmate,
whether for girls or boys.Her carrot backpack can be filled with small sweets and is therefore a very lovely gift idea for Easter.

Finished crocheted size approx. 16 cm.

You can find the crochet pattern here
This is a German-language crochet pattern.
The crochet pattern includes 8 pages with instructions and 29 images in PDF format.


Basic crochet skills are required.
Materials:

Cotton, yardage 180 m per 50 g (Mondial) or cotton, yardage 125 m per 50 g (Catania), then Lilli Kunterbunt will turn out a little larger. 2x white, 1x blue, 1x pink, 1x green, 1x yellow, 1x orange, 1x green, 12 mm safety eyes, stuffing, hook size 2.0

Everyone knows the Easter Bunny. That hardworking fellow who paints and hides eggs with brush and paint at Easter time. But where does he actually come from? My explanation: Easter bunnies hatch from checkered eggs! The color of the egg already shows what color the little bunny hatching from the egg
will have.
Since these eggs are laid so rarely, Easter only comes once a
year.
Here is your crochet pattern, which you can use to easily crochet the hatching Easter bunnies
yourself. Place them in a pretty container or
give them to friends and acquaintances. Admiring looks are
guaranteed. That leaves just one question: Which came first, the Easter bunny or the egg? :) oava-design hopes you enjoy crocheting this pattern.You can find the crochet pattern here

Who doesn’t have a little box or basket full of leftover yarn? Get it out and make a lovely new Easter wreath. Even crochet beginners will enjoy it too, because the pattern is detailed and includes pictures.

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