Animals for Easter

Dear users, dear authors,
here are the newest and most beautiful animal models / amigurumi models for Easter.
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@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

The cute little bunnies are waiting for you here!



These fun keychains, bag charms, Easter decorations, or little gifts are quick and easy to make from leftover yarn.

Crochet Pattern Doorstopper Hippie
This funny little fellow is made from thick leftover yarn, or simply by holding thinner yarn double.
With heavy stuffing, he works wonderfully as a doorstopper, but with soft stuffing he can also be used for cuddling.


Details & pattern are available here

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

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This knitted flock of chickens makes a lovely Easter decoration,

Knitted Flock of Chickens

The pattern is very easy, so it’s perfect for beginners!

You’ll need 50 g of yarn in each color for each chicken,  red and yellow
potholder cotton, as well as knitting needles, 1 crochet hook, and two beads.

It is knitted with knit and purl stitches,
and crocheted with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochets, and double crochets.

Young children especially love finger puppets! How about a whole family of Easter bunnies? They’re quick to crochet, fit in any Easter basket, and you only need a few pieces of leftover yarn to make them. These finger puppets are great for telling Easter stories, and even after Easter, they’re perfect for acting out little family scenes.
Download the pattern right here!

Lilly the Lamb Crochet Pattern

Click here to go directly to the crochet pattern 

The cute little lamb “Lilly” and her sweet hearts are waiting for you to adopt them! This adorable lamb measures 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 a total of 27 pages with more than 50 pictures, I’ll 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 stitches and bobbles, Lilly shouldn’t be your first crochet project. You should be comfortable with decreasing and increasing stitches, as well as making a magic ring. What you’ll need:

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

And you’re all set to get started! Now have fun making your own. If you have any questions, send me a message—I’ll reply as soon as possible and help you out! :-) Best regards, Crocheting-Anni :-)

Do you still need some cute packaging for small Easter gifts?
How about the Easter Lamb Pouch ? Once finished,
the pouch is approx. 24 cm tall and 13 cm wide (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight).

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You’ll receive a detailed 13-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you make it quickly. Suitable for advanced crocheters.

Prerequisites:
This pattern does not include a beginner’s tutorial. You should already know how to work single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, treble crochet, cluster stitches, chain stitches, and slip stitches.

You’ll also need:

• Yarn for hook size 3–4, 133 m / 50 g; in this case I used “Lisa uni” by Gründl in white and beige, 1 skein of each
• Plus, leftover yarn in various colors for the butterflies
• Size 3.5 crochet hook
• 1 pair of safety eyes, size 9 mm
• Darning needle, stuffing
• Satin ribbon, approx. 5 mm wide
• Embroidery floss in black and dusty pink

These adorable bunny sweethearts are already looking forward to the first warm days of spring. Put them in your window and enjoy them too!



This window picture measures approximately 57 x 51 cm. You’ll receive all template pieces in their original size; they’re all numbered at the connecting edges, making them very easy to assemble. The picture is cut out of photo cardstock and backed with tracing paper.



Crochet pattern for Mindy the Bunny with Shoes and Skirt (27.0 cm)She has dressed up especially in her little skirt and shoes. Since the shoes and skirt are not sewn on, she can change her outfit very quickly. Or you can simply turn her into a boy bunny and crochet him a cute pair of pants. If you would also like to crochet a bunny like this, I have a step-by-step pattern in PDF format with lots of pictures here.

The bunny will be approx. 27.0 cm tall.

Material

• Drops Muskat 50 g / 100 m yardage (light gray, mint)
• Crochet hook 3.5 (or as desired)
• Sewing needle/darning needle
• stuffing
• Scissors 
• safety eyes/comic eyes

What you should know

• chain stitch 
• single crochet
• double crochet
• slip stitch
• simple sewing

Super cute and just big enough for the Easter basket :-)

The (Easter) Bunny Gang! Of course, the pattern for the pretty Easter eggs is also included.

The cute bunnies are about 20 cm tall (including ears), and the eggs a good 6 cm.

The latest additions to the Knobbly family: the Easter Knobblys.

Small, cute, and round, they not only love hanging from key rings or bags, but have also been spotted as bunnies and lambs in Easter baskets :-)

As always, the crochet pattern is organized step-by-step and includes many detailed photos.

Cute Easter Bunny, quick to crochet 

--> Go to the pattern here 



If you still need a quick little Easter gift or just want to crochet a bit of decoration for the Easter season, then download this pattern.

The cute Easter bunny is just under 24 cm tall and very easy to make. 

The pattern includes lots of pictures and detailed descriptions. 

Difficulty level: Easy

What you need for it:

Gründl Happy yarn (100 g = 250 m yardage):

• Pink approx. 60 g.
• small leftover White/Cream
• safety eyes (blue)
• Small piece of white fabric and black/red permanent marker
• Crochet hook 3, yarn needle and scissors and stuffing, fine comb

You should know the basic stitches (single crochet, chain stitches, magic ring)

No Easter without bunnies! You can make these cute long-eared friends very quickly from leftover yarn – and soon a whole bunny family will be hopping across your Easter table!
The pattern is detailed and beginner-friendly, and includes the patterns for bunnies in two sizes plus a technique appendix.

Here are the Easter bunnies: CLICK!

You only need leftover yarn for these cute ducklings, too. They knit up quickly, and thanks to the detailed pattern, they’re easy to knit even for beginners. How about it—just knit a little duck for all your loved ones and place it on the Easter table as a surprise!

Here are the little ducks: CLICK!