- 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!
PHOTOS by pysselofix / Instagram.com
Find this free pattern on pysselofix.com, the top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.
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.
Crochet Camping Applique
This camping crochet applique will make a cute embellishment for any camping or adventure theme items. Such appliques will look great on afghans, tote bags or jackets. You can also use them to make greeting cards, garlands or even crochet wall arts for the outdoor lovers in your life. Perfect for Father's Day! These camping crochet appliques include a tent applique, campfire applique and fir tree applique. For my camping appliques, I used crochet thread size 10. You are welcome to use different weight yarn and hook size to create larger pieces.
Crochet Clouds And Raindrops Applique
These crochet clouds and raindrops will look great on pillows and blankets, you can use them to embellish children's clothes, or glue them on canvas and create beautiful wall decor for a nursery or kids' room. You can experiment with different colors, add google eyes if you wish and you will have a cute rainy weather applique! Finished Size: The Cloud is about 2″ x 3-1/4″. I made Raindrops in two sizes - small and large. Small Raindrop is about 1″. Large Raindrop is about 1-1/2″.
Rainbow Applique Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Cecilia Fameli
What is there at the end of the rainbow? Who knows that? Well, now we all now it's a cloud! This sweet project is incredibly cute, and above all it's so easy to crochet! In other words, let's grab some leftover yarn and let's start!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly is here.
PHOTOS by Cecilia Fameli /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on ohlalana.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.