Bunnies, Chicks, and Lambs: Easter Animals

Dear users, dear designers,
how about a few pretty bunnies, chicks, little lambs / sheep as Easter decorations?
Give it a try right away.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer is enough. Don't forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

The little bunny finger puppets are lots of fun even before Easter! You can crochet a whole bunny family from leftover yarn and then act out Easter Bunny stories. The bunnies are about 10 cm tall and are quick to crochet. They also work well as Easter table decorations or as ornaments for the Easter bouquet. You can also hide a small bill in the finger pocket as an Easter gift.
The pattern is also suitable for beginners.You can get it here!

Crochet Pattern Easter Paintbrush Bunny "Shabby"
Bunny "Shabby" swings cheerfully on his vintage paintbrush and makes a lovely decoration for Eastertime.

Details & Pattern

The little bunny is quick and easy to make, and instructions for creating the paintbrush in shabby chic style are also included in the pattern.
Beginners can use up their leftover yarn for a small, lovely little gift.

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Doorstop Hippie
A project for crochet beginners, Hippie keeps doors secure and, without heavy filling, can also be turned into a cuddly toy.

Details & Pattern

With this pattern, leftover yarn becomes an affordable, practical helper that also serves as a decorative item.
So get yourself the doorstop for every occasion.

Here you can see a chick with its mama; the two of them
are already looking forward to Easter!

Chick and hen pattern

The two are crocheted from smooth cotton and fluffy yarn,
using a very simply written pattern.

Most of the work is done in single crochet, so
beginners should certainly be able to manage it too.

Hoppel the chubby bunny has already found lots of colorful Easter eggs and is absolutely delighted about it.

click here for the pattern



You will receive a detailed 14-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along. The PDF includes the pattern for the bunny, the basket, and the colorful Easter eggs.
Also suitable for beginners

You will also need:

• Crocheted with yarn, hook size 4, length 100 g/276 m; in this case I used “simply DK” by Paintbox Yarns, in mandarin orange, 1 ball for the bunny
• for the basket I used yarn for hook size 8–9 (length 60 m/50 g) in apple green
• Also leftover yarn in white, light blue, and black for the eyes, apricot for the tail and nose, and various other colors for the Easter eggs. (a great way to use up leftover yarn)
• Crochet hooks size 3.5 and 4.5
• Yarn needle, darning needle, stuffing

And of course, we can’t leave out a cute little lamb. Leopold the Lamb is especially looking forward to spring and Easter.

Click here to view Leopold

     

You’ll receive a detailed 37-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the overalls, the pom-pom hat, the gloves, the lamb’s feet, the basket, and both the small and large carrots.
Suitable for advanced crocheters.

You’ll also need:

• approx. 100 g of yarn (hook size 2 ½–3) in sand
• approx. 50 g in the colors orange, teal, May green, and white (scraps are sufficient)
• Yarn, hook size 7–8 (170 m/100 g) “Shetland” by Gründl—in the colors moss melange (2 skeins of 100 g each) and white (1 skein of 100 g)
• For the basket: yarn, hook size 8–9 (60 m/50 g) in apple green
• Approx. 100 g Catania by Schachenmayer in the color cinnamon, for the hair
• Crochet hooks sizes 3.5, 4.5, and 6
• Weaving needle, darning needle
• Stuffing, embroidery floss in black and dark red
• Safety eyes, 2 x 12 mm, 1 small children’s button

Good friends go through thick and thin, they share cake and carrots... and sometimes an apple too ;))) You can crochet these magical friends yourself very quickly with the help of this pattern. The pattern is very detailed, written over 12 pages and includes lots of pictures. The legs and arms are easy to attach using the technique described, so they can move, and your little animals can sit and stand. You can use any yarn you like, but I recommend using a cotton yarn in your favorite color. Even absolute crochet beginners can manage this pattern.You need:A size 2–3 crochet hook, depending on the yarn used. Yarn: you can use any yarn you like, but ideally it should be a cotton yarn. I used Lieblingsfarben by myboshi: white for the bunny, ocher for the little bear. (I crocheted the smaller figures with a thinner yarn quality, 50g=115m.) You can also use any yarn from your stash that matches the colors, but you need to keep in mind that this will change the size of the finished figure. My figures made with myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 are about 18 cm tall. You need 1x50g in your main color for one little animal, black sewing thread for the embroidery on the face (I used the thread 4 strands together). If you use a different yarn, you may need to adjust the yarn quantities. A darning needle for weaving in ends, scissors, a row marker or a thread in a contrasting color to mark the beginning of each round, sewing thread in a matching color to sew on the head, eyes, arms and legs, stuffing, small black beads for the eyes, 4 small buttons to attach the limbs so the arms and legs can move, craft pliers, possibly small flowers, beads, sequins ... to decorate your figureTo crochet the bunny and the little bear, you need to know the following:Single crochet (sc), decreases, increases, slip stitch, magic ringClick here to go directly to the pattern 

• This cute little bag is the perfect companion for little princesses. Whether as a preschool bag, a shopping companion, or for an Easter egg hunt to carry all those colorful eggs. For this project, you’ll need: crochet hook 3.0; yarn: myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 ivory 5 skeins, myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 white 1 skein, myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 mint 1 skein, myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 rouge 1 skein. This yarn is especially durable and lightweight, making it very suitable for bags. Of course, a different yarn can also be used. To crochet this little bag, you should know the following: single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), decreases, increases, popcorn slip stitch (described in the pattern), magic ring, half double crochet (hdc), crab stitchClick here to go directly to the pattern 
  

It doesn’t always have to be bunnies!
The cute Timmi the dog is also a huge Easter fan who would love to celebrate the holiday with you! :-)

Of course, the pattern also includes the sweater and the Easter eggs!


What you’ll need:

♦ Crochet yarn, recommended: cotton, 125 m/50 g

♦ A 2.5 mm crochet hook

♦ Craft batting

♦ Safety eyes (Alternatively, the eyes can of course also be embroidered or glued on with felt)

You should be familiar with the following: crocheting in rounds, crocheting in rows, chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, color changes, decreases, and increases.

Get the pattern right here!

Have fun with it! :) 

These “chicks” are already grown-ups. The two egg cozies—a hen and a rooster—keep your breakfast eggs nice and warm and make a pretty table decoration, not just for Easter. You can easily crochet them using your leftover yarn, even if you don’t have much crocheting experience yet.Click here for the pattern!

Little ones will love him, the loyal playmate with a heart! The Heart Bunny measures approx. 40 cm tall, measured without the ears, crocheted with a 2.5 mm hook. The pattern explains in detail how you can make this bunny yourself, and many clear pictures help you along the way. Important: This pattern is protected by copyright! Sale, publication, distribution, and commercial sale of finished animals are prohibited! For this project you need: a 2–2.5 mm crochet hook, a darning needle or doll needle for sewing the body parts together, a row 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 lentil beads), scissors, yarn in white (approx. 250 g, 50 g/115 m), and pink (approx. 50 g). You should know the following: single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch, decreases, increases. You can also work with other colors and yarn compositions. Just make sure that you use a smaller hook than the manufacturer indicates on the label. This is important so that the stitches are not too loose and the stuffing does not come out through the small holes after stuffing.Click here to go directly to the pattern 

The pair of bunnies and the cute chick have a simple, cozy look.
The pillow covers, with a diameter of 35 cm (according to the material specifications), are quick to crochet and are sure to delight more than just a few children. Yes, even I love cuddling with the chick!
The pattern is explained in detail, row by row, in words and supplemented with photos.
Unless you’re a complete beginner, you should have no trouble following along.
The link takes you to the combined pattern “Easter Pillows” .
However, the shop also offers the individual patterns “Bunny Pillow” and “Chick Pillow.”
Have fun crocheting!
Get your spring here! 

Bunny Egg Cozy/Egg Cup Set
Go directly to the crochet pattern here

The little bunnies are ready to hop onto your breakfast table. They are quick and easy to crochet and will brighten up your breakfast table. They not only keep your breakfast eggs nice and warm, but are also perfect as Easter decorations. With their sweet faces, they’ll make you smile first thing in the morning and are wonderful to give as gifts. Difficulty level: easy; you should have the following basic skills: making a magic ring, crocheting in spiral rounds, increasing and decreasing single crochet stitches, crocheting in rows, slip stitches, sewing on various individual parts.
Length: 13-page crochet pattern with lots of pictures showing everything step by step. This makes it easy to follow. What you need:

• Approx. 20 g wool/yarn in brown, suitable for a 2 mm crochet hook (e.g., Lana Grossa Cotone fine). I used 100% cotton, which makes the egg cup/egg cozy nice and sturdy.
• Scraps in white (for the mouth), suitable for a 1.5 mm hook
• Scraps in white (for the pom-pom tail), scraps for the nose and face
• 2 mm, 1.5 mm crochet hooks
• Stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch marker
• Possibly felt for the eyes, a thin thread, and a sharp needle. Alternatively, googly eyes and superglue

How about something knitted for a change?
May I introduce Hansi the bunny in his bunny suit and hat,
why always only crocheted animals? This sweet floppy bunny is knitted
The bunny is about 50 cm tall, and not just at Easter a friend to cuddle
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/13681/hase-hansi-zum-kuscheln-und-liebhaben-nicht-nur-an-ostern-gestrickt-von-dadade




or crocheted too
Little sheep Flocke
A gift that will make any child's heart leap for joy, stuffed with cozy, soft cotton batting. The little sheep has rattles and a squeaker built in
it is about 56 cm tall
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/26451/schaefchen-flocke-mit-rassel-haekelanleitung-von-dadade