Crochet an Easter Bunny – with striped ears and a pompom tail (EN & DE)

IMPORTANT: You are buying a PDF pattern, NOT the finished item.

The pattern comes in English and in German, 6 pages each.

Crochet an Easter Bunny – a PDF crochet pattern in English and German for a small beige bunny with turquoise striped ears and a white pompom tail.

The bunny is beige, one ear plain beige and the other one striped in light blue and turquoise – that is the little twist that sets him apart from every other Easter bunny. He has a brown nose, black safety eyes and a white pompom tail. A small project made from leftovers that works well several times over – for an Easter basket, as table decoration or as a little gift. Every round is written out separately and every part is explained with photos.

Pattern in English and in German
One striped ear, one plain – the little difference
Small project, leftovers are enough
Explained step by step, with photos for every part
Every round written out, with the stitch count at the end
Safety eyes instead of glued-on beads
Ready to download right after your purchase

HOW TO GET YOUR PATTERN
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Photo note: The crocheted item is real and made by me. On some photos the background was AI-generated or digitally edited.

If you run into any trouble or something is unclear, please send me a message first – I am happy to help and we will sort it out together. A review afterwards, that is what I would really prefer.

You are welcome to sell the finished crocheted items as long as you credit „Design: Masche-für-Masche“. The pattern itself is for your private use only – it may not be shared, swapped, given away, sold or translated.

You should know these stitches:
chain (ch), single crochet (sc), slip stitch, magic circle (mc), increase and decrease.

The pattern is worked in rounds and in rows; the snout changes from rows to rounds partway through, and it says so where it happens. The parts are sewn together at the end.

Every round is written out separately with the stitch count at the end – step by step, with photos for every part.

Gauge: 24 stitches × 22 rows = 10 × 10 cm / 4 × 4 inches (Schachenmayr Bravo, hook no. 3)

Yarn: Schachenmayr Bravo in the original, hook size 3 – 3.5 mm

• about 25 g of beige yarn
• leftovers in white, light blue and turquoise
• a small leftover in brown
• a pair of black safety eyes, about 9 mm
• stuffing
• 1 white pompom, about 2 cm in diameter

Equipment:

• crochet hook no. 3
• darning needle
• scissors