Rabbit And Lamb Easter Baskets Crochet Pattern

Make a bouncing bunny or a lolloping lamb with this pattern, or if you can't decide which you like best why not make them both?

The sturdy design of these baskets will ensure your characters are always in good shape no matter how many Easter egg hunts you go on or how many spring gifts you pack into them.

Lamb Cinched Backpack Free Crochet Pattern

• DESIGNED by Rebecca Langford

The photo below is the perfect example, that you can achieve a cute look with very little effort, because this lamb is crocheted at the end and requires very little yarn. What's more, it is extremely spacious

Fluffy Sheep Drawstring Crochet Bag Pattern

Purse designs these days are all about reflecting your unique personality. This Fluffy Sheep Drawstring Crochet Bag Pattern gives your handmade bag the warm, woolly character of a lamb. The free crochet pattern includes a curious face and floppy ears to complete the picture. The drawstring also does double-duty as a cinching mechanism and as a cute little bow over your sheep's head. With this stitch pattern, it looks as though the sheep has furry tufts making up its entire body. This item would make a great asset to your spring wardrobe in particular, although it is so cute you might just have to make it a permanent accessory.

LIMA Bag Crochet Bag Pattern

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My Go To Bag

Straps 26 inches long and 2 inches wide Bag 17 inches long by 15 inches wide when measured on a flat surface Handle Drop 14 inches My Go To Bag is my practical, everyday crocheted bag. I wanted a bag I could use for everything - from beach bag to book bag - a single crocheted base gives this bag extra support - the first few rounds are crocheted in double crochet and then the main bag is worked up in an easy to work granny stitch stripe pattern. I chose to make my straps slightly wider than most bags because when you fill the bag and the straps stretch, they will remain comfortable on your shoulders. If you would like to have a narrower strap, it is very easy to change the width of the strap. Simply add one extra decrease repeat of: Sc2tog, 1 sc in each of the next 2 sts, sc2tog. Ch 1, turn. 4 in place of R11 of the straps and for R80 work: 2 sc in the first st, 1 sc in each of the next 2 sts, 2 sc in the last st, ch 1, turn. 6. Have fun making this simple, attractive and practical Go To Bag! You can substitute any yarn and hook for this stitch pattern - just remember when you substitute if your gauge is different, the finished size of your project will also be different.