Pattern Name: My Cuddle Bunny Love
Designer: The Loopy Lamb
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Easy Easter Crochet Patterns
Fiona Field • Feb 11, 2021
The best Easy Easter crochet patterns that are all suitable for beginners! From Easter Baskets to Easter Bunnies, there is something for you to make for everyone as a handmade Easter gift and use as Easter table decorations.
Easy Easter Crochet Patterns | Crochet Patterns for Beginners
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Easter can be such a joyous time from it's beginnings in the religious miracle of the resurrection of Christ to it's blending in with other rituals such as the Puritans celebration of involving much merrymaking!
If you've ever wondered why the bunnies and eggs came to feature so heavily, according to theconversation.com, it's due to the "discovery of childhood".
The decorating of eggs has been part of Easter festivals since medieval times, with it being a symbol of new life. Which has over hundreds of years developed into the joy of chocolate eggs! I have a huge affinity with character Francis Reynaud, the village priest in the amazing book Chocolat by Joann Harris, who is overcome with temptation of the beautiful chocolates that Vianne makes.
I too have fell fowl of temptation, resulting in finishing my Easter Egg before Good Friday! Oh, the shame!
Well, my shame is what has brought me to gather together alternatives to incredible chocolate consumption over the Easter Festivities and encourage others to gather their crochet hooks and yarn, and get crafty to gift less chocolate and more crochet!
In this collection of Easy Easter Crochet patterns, you'll find something for everyone, of every age!
How this Crochet Pattern Round Up Works:
Each photo represents a different crochet pattern and you will be able to clearly see if the pattern is available for free on the designers blog or if you will need to purchase the pattern (you'll be able to download, print and keep these paid patterns).
There will be a "Click Here" which will take you directly to the pattern, either on the designers blog or to their pattern shop so no faffing around trying to find the right link!
Pattern Name: Bunny in Britches Set
Designer: Sweet Potato 3
Size: newborn up to 24 months
Price: $6
Pattern Name: Spring Time Wreath
Designer: Flo's Crafty Crochet
Size: One size
Price: £3
Pattern Name: Tiny Bunny Amigurumi
Designer: Green Fox Farms Designs
Size: 1.25 inch
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: C2C Bunny Cushion
Designer: Sunflower Cottage Crochet
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Eggs BIG and Small
Designer: Green Fox Farms
Price: $5.00
Pattern Name: Lamb Eyeglass Holder
Designer: My Fingers Fly
Price: Free
Pattern Name: Some Bunny Loves You Easter Basket
Designer: Nana's Crafty Home
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Bunny Wall Hanging
Designer: Ned & Mimi
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Penny the Bunny Cactus
Designer: The Loopy Lamb
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Kawaii Bunny
Designer: Hooked On Patterns
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Easter Bunny Tissue Box Cover
Designer: Jo to the World Creations
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Zootopia Inspired Easter Basket
Designer: Sigoni Macaroni
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Sweet Bunny Decor
Designer: Violets & Heather
Price: £4.57
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Pattern Name: Mini Easter Baskets
Designer: Cosy Rosie UK
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Velveteen Rabbit Pillow
Designer: Desert Blossom Crafts
Price: FREE
Pattern Name: Chocolate Egg Cosy
Designer: Flo's Crafty Crochet
Price: £2.50
Pattern Name: Poseable Bunny Ears Headband
Designer: Straight Hooked
Price: $3.99
Pattern Name: Bob and Betsy Bunny
Designer: Flo's Crafty Crochet
Price: £3.00
Pattern Name: Bella the Princess Bunny
Designer: Creative Snugglies Designs
Price: $5.00
A massive thank you to all the amazing crochet designers for giving me permission to share all their lovely patterns. Don't forget, I'd love to know which pattern you'll be trying and see your completed projects so tag me in a picture on your social media of your completed crochet project so I can celebrate your success!
If you've enjoyed this round up of Easter Crochet Patterns, Why not check out my other round ups of crochet patterns:
Easy Crochet Headbands - Click here
Crochet Fingerless Gloves - Click here
*This article, pattern and its images are copyright protected and the sole property of Fiona Field/Cosy Rosie UK 2020. Please do not redistribute, transfer, sell the pattern, or alter it to claim as your own. *
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About the Autor
Hi, I'm Fiona, the hands behind Cosy Rosie Crochet - the place to learn to crochet as you make!
With over four years of hands-on experience leading in-person crochet workshops since 2018 and designing and publishing my own patterns since 2019, I bring a wealth of expertise of sharing crochet techniques.....
The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
If you've ever wondered what a magic yarn ball is, you'll be happy to know they are the best way to use up your scrap yarn, so you can make scrap projects with no ends to weave in.
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The magic knot allows you to join 2 yarns seamlessly, leaving no ends to weave in - you just keep on crocheting.
If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
If you've ever wondered what a magic yarn ball is, you'll be happy to know they are the best way to use up your scrap yarn, so you can make scrap projects with no ends to weave in.
A V-neck line on a cardigan is a classic and flattering shape that is easily created by regularly decreasing the stitches as you work towards the top of the shoulder.
Creating a square neckline is a quick and easy way to make a crochet cardigan warm, while ensuring it will work when worn with a variety of different tops that may feature a different neckline.
