Easter-Egg with a bunny - Crochet pattern
Daffodil Easter Hanger Free Crochet Pattern
"Crochet this cute daffodil hanger to put on your Easter tree or to decorate your home for spring. This quick make will give your Easter decor an unique look and be the perfect addition to any Easter table. Made using dk cotton and either a 4mm foam ball or filling, this crochet bauble captures the soft pastel feeling of spring. This pattern uses a variety of special stitches including FLO, BLO, clusters and fpdc to create the shape of the daffodil flower."
Bunny Applique
Use this adorable Bunny Applique for any of your Easter or baby related projects! You can add this applique to many projects like scarves, blankets, Easter baskets and bags, basically, whatever you can think of. He is quite large at 8.5” Height x 6.5” Width, so it's not recommended for smaller projects. This pattern uses all easy stitches. The majority of the stitching is single crochet. Any medium or worsted weight yarn will work for this project.
Easter Bunny
- Designed by pysselofix
These super sweet Easter bunnies in the pictures below are an adorable applique idea for so many projects! You can for instance embellish blankets, baskets, hats and so on with these cuties! So if you're looking for a great and fast to crochet stash buster, we've got you covered!
Bunny And Bear Brooches Crochet Pattern
Do you wanna make a special gift for your little girl, or just wanna share your love for all crochet things? This project may be just right for you! Turn a boring jacket or backpack into something fun by adding these two adorable bunny and bear brooches!
Little Bunny Applique Crochet
Have fun crocheting these three sizes of rabbit crochet appliques. They come in small (4cm), medium (6.5cm) and large (7.5cm). Make a few of them, and you'll have a happy little bunny family with complimentary carrots to complete the set.
Easter Lily (November Lily)
From time immemorial, the lily symbolizes royalty, majesty, and glory and according to Greek and Roman mythology, it was was dedicated to Hera. The ancient Greeks called it leirion, from the adjective leiros: gentle, thin, sensitive, bun in ancient Rome it meant hope. In Christianity, it is regarded as a symbol of innocence, purity, and resurrection.
