Easter set crochet pattern

Hello dear crochet friend,
It's nice to have you here. With these crochet pattern, you can conjure up a chick, a rabbit, a sheep and an eggshell.

The pattern was extensively put to the test by my testers. You can also find pictures of the results on my Instagram profile.

You have a total of 4 patterns here. The patterns contain a total of 27 pages with over 100 pictures and guide you step by step to your goal. The patterns are suitable for beginners with some experience and talent.

You should be able to do the following for the patterns:
• single crochet
• chain stitches
• slip stitches
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• double crochet
• Magic ring
• You should also know how to increase and decrease stitches and how a color change works. The pattern also uses the popcorn stitch, which will be explained again.

The size depends on the materials you use and the way you crochet.
I used a fine chenille yarn for the pattern and crocheted with X stitches. The
chick is approx. 15 cm tall, the rabbit approx. 21 cm, the sheep approx. 16 cm and the eggshell is approx. 7 cm high and has a diameter of approx. 10 cm.

For the eggshell:

• Chenille yarn (100g/160m):
• 1/2 ball of white
• 1/2 ball of green

For the chick:
Chenille yarn (100g/160m):

• 1/2 ball yellow
• leftover orange
• leftover white
• cotton for the details on the face
• leftover black, white and yellow
• safety eyes approx. 10 mm

For the bunny:

• Chenille yarn (100g/160m):
• 1 ball of light brown
• remnants of pink
• remnants of white
• cotton for the details on the face
• remnants of black, white and beige
• safety eyes approx. 12 mm

For the sheep:

• Chenille yarn (100g/160m):
• 1 ball of white
• 1/4 ball of beige
• Cotton for the details on the face
• Scraps of black, white, brown and beige
• Safety eyes approx. 12 mm

You should of course adjust the size of the crochet hook to your yarn. You should also
adjust the size of the eyes depending on the yarn you are using and how
big your crochet work will be. You can of course choose the colors of your amigurumis according to your taste
. As I have used a fine chenille yarn (comparable to the one from Leami
Chenille Soft Fine), you may need more than one ball of
if you are using a thicker yarn.