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This post is the place to be inspired for Easter Crochet Patterns. Crochet bunny patterns are a popular choice for making Easter decorations or gifts. In this post you’ll find a variations of Easter patterns perfect for beginners to more intricate designs that require advanced skills. Some patterns may include additional details like you stuffing and safety eyes. Whether you’re making them as gifts or decorating your home, crochet Easter patterns are a fun and creative way to celebrate the Easter season.
materials and tools
Before you get started you’ll need to make sure you have the following:
- Crochet Hook
- Yarn of your choice
- Scissors
- Darning Needle
- Stitch Markers
- Toy Stuffing: pattern specific
- Safety Eyes: pattern specific
- Wooden Dowel: pattern specific
You’ll need an understanding of terms and abbreviations used in written patterns. If you are a beginner or literally just starting out you might find my Handy Reference Guide a useful investment.
Unsure of the differences between UK and US terms? Need a refresher on how to do your stitches? In my ‘How to crochet: A handy reference guide’ EBook I help you with all of these terms and you can always have them to hand! You will also get exclusive access to free video instructions. You can find my EBook HERE.
yarn ideas
From pastel hues to bold shades, embrace the beauty of the season with these refreshing colour palettes, I’ll be adding some of my favourite yarn suggestions for the patterns. If you need help or inspirations when it comes to choosing yarn colours, CLICK HERE.
Easter Eggs
Crochet eggs are a popular Easter decoration and gift item. From solid pastels to colourful stripes and patterns you can personalise these and get creative. They can be embellished with beads, ribbons, and other decorations to add extra flair.
spring fresh
Bunny Egg Cosy
Embellish your decorative or chocolate eggs with these adorable Bunny Egg Cosies. These make great table decorations and presents.
Bunny Applique
Crochet bunny appliqués are perfect for adding a touch of cuteness to any project. Whether you’re embellishing a baby blanket, a cozy sweater, or a tote bag.
colour pop brights
Bunny Bunting
Crochet Bunny Bunting by guest designer Lucy Dvejdet @craftingbylucy. In this post you’ll find all the information to make this adorable bunny bunting including the free pattern! Whether you hook this up in a pretty pastel rainbow or a bright burst of colours, this is one project that’s sure to bring the joy of Spring into your house.
Nesting Baskets
Crochet these beautiful nesting baskets they make great gifts filled with your recipients favourite treats or why not add a handle for your Easter egg hunts!
Lily Sugar ‘n Cream Ombre: this gorgeous ombre cotton yarn is what I used to create these nesting baskets. I always advise using a cotton yarn for baskets for sturdinesses and what’s not to love about these dreamy colour pallets.
Bella Bunny Lovey
Bella Bunny Lovely is a quick and easy crochet project. So if you’re looking for the perfect baby gift, or maybe a keepsake for your own little ones, the Bella Bunny Lovey makes a sweet easter gift. The soft, draped fabric is perfect for snuggling and comfort.
calming neutrals
Rico Baby Classic DK
Bunny Wall Hanging
Add a touch of bunny loveliness to your home during Easter with this Bunny Wall Hanging and learn how to follow a graphghan. The PDF pattern includes two bonus patterns to create a matching cushion and baby blanket.
complimenting contrast
Spring Abstract Blanket
Crochet a beautiful soft pastel blanket to add a touch of spring abstract to your home. This makes a lovely baby or lap blanket perfect for the fresh spring mornings and evening.
dreamy pastels
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I always love to see your makes so if you try any of my patterns or follow my stitch tutorials please tag me @bellacococrochet or use the #bellacococrochet
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