Easter Eggs + Bunny Eggs

Dear users, dear authors,
you can’t celebrate Easter eggs without Easter. They look great on an Easter tree and also in an Easter nest / Easter basket.
Bunny eggs are a great addition. Grab them now.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors. 2–3 patterns per author are enough.
Don’t forget the link and image.
Info about the material, difficulty level, technique, and what makes the pattern special must not be missing.

click here to go directly to the pattern for these decorative leftover-yarn gobblers ; )
Ideal for turning all kinds of leftover yarn into beautiful decorations!!!


This pattern is ideal for using up leftover yarn, whether as decorative pendants for Easter, bag charms
or keychains. The pattern is clearly written and richly illustrated, so it’s also great for crochet beginners. You should know the following: single crochet decreases
increases
magic ring

Everyone knows surprise eggs. With this Easter bunny and chick, you'll have four times the fun:

• First bit of fun: First, you have to eat 2 surprise eggs. You'll need the inner capsule from them.
  
• Second bit of fun: Crochet the chick and Easter bunny around the capsule. It's so easy that you'll really enjoy it.
• Third bit of fun: Now hide a little surprise inside and give the bunny or chick to someone special.
• Fourth bit of fun: See the surprised face and joy of the recipient when they discover what you've hidden inside.

Get the pattern here!

Colorful Easter eggs made from leftover yarn for your Easter basket or as decorations for your Easter tree. Quick and easy to crochet, making them perfect for beginners.

Once finished, the eggs measure about 6–7 cm (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight). You’ll receive a detailed 5-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate them quickly.


Click here for the pattern 

Easter just isn't the same without decorations... and HANDMADE can't be topped!

With a little practice, a decorative egg can be knitted and finished in just under an hour! So there’s still plenty of time to fill the "Palmkatzerlstrauss"!

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

For more details, just click on the image below.

These wool chickens haven’t laid an egg yet; they’re waiting until Easter,

they are very easy to make and well explained; they are knitted alternately with yarn and eyelash yarn
using double-pointed needles size 3 or 3.5

they are something special as an Easter decoration!
                               here is the pattern  :
 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25204/wollhuehner-eine-neue-rasse-gestrickt




Here is the pattern

Once upon a time there was a little egg that wanted so much to be a bunny. So it started dressing up, beginning right away with the nose. And long ears were needed, too, along with two big feet. A carrot quickly in its hand… and there it was… the little cutie..... 

Got another ball of yarn lying around that you’ve already started? And a few scraps? Then Henry is perfect for that. 
Crochet your own Easter bunny egg. Henry can be crocheted with any yarn weight. Only the size will change. 

The Easter bunny egg is crocheted pretty quickly. Approx. 45 g wool/yarn, a little stuffing, and the right hook for the yarn. 
Single crochet, increases and decreases. 
If you start now, you’ll have a whole Easter egg bunny family finished by Easter :-) Ideal as decoration, for little ones to cuddle, and as a small gift to bring to an Easter invitation. 

Have fun crocheting !

With this pattern, you can whip up little Easter eggs with surprises for your Easter tree in all kinds of spring and summer colors. Click here to go straight to the pattern! 

It’s perfect for using up leftover yarn—just grab a size 2.5 crochet hook and a surprise egg capsule, and you’re ready to start making your spring greeting.

The pattern explains each step all the way to the finished egg with plenty of pictures. And, of course, it also shows you how to crochet the flowers and butterflies.

With a few scraps of colorful yarn and the "Rüschenzauber" Easter Eggs crochet pattern, you’ll have crocheted some pretty Easter eggs for your Easter tree or as table decorations in no time!

The detailed pattern with plenty of photos and extra tutorials leaves no questions unanswered and shows you how to crochet 3 different variations of these Easter eggs!

With this pattern, even advanced beginners will quickly achieve the desired result!




MATERIALS NEEDED:

• Cotton yarn, weight 2.5–3.5 (e.g. Schachenmayr Catania)
• Crochet hook size 2
• Plastic egg (approx. 4.5 cm tall) or stuffing

STITCHES USED: Chain stitch, single crochet


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

Do you still need something for your Easter basket?

How about colorful eggs, crocheted very quickly?
What to do with leftover yarn? Here is the solution: you don’t need much yarn for the eggs. You can choose the colors creatively, according to your wishes and imagination.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/5139/deko-eier-fuer-ostern-haekeln



or eggs as animals,

a great little Easter gift,

with a hanger, as decoration for the Easter bouquet,

the decoration for the Easter table,

a must-have for every Easter basket
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/5084/die-4-ei-tiere-als-deko-oder-geschenk