This amigurumi Easter bunny from Craft Passion has a completely different style, given its Japanese inspiration. It's a strawberry-pink smiling bunny that will make you smile, too. Put a few in crochet Easter baskets to make precious and memorable holiday gifts.
Amigurumi Easter Bunny Pattern
Strawberry Gnome
Summer is finally here and the strawberries are filling up the garden. Among them I found this sweet little strawberry gnome. Crocheted out of 4-ply cotton, with yellow seed beads added to represent the seeds and his dress slipped over a recycled cork, this project really does say summer. The two flowers that he has stuck in his hat, just add that extra little bit of cuteness. This is a quick little project that will put a smile on someone's face when you top summer's first bowl of strawberries with him.
Strawberry Hearts
Simple crochet pattern for decorative strawberry hearts perfect for Valentines Day gift. You can make one in less than an hour using just a little bit of yarn. Toy eyes are optional. Decorative food amigurumi. This pattern uses US terminology. What you need to make this strawberry heart: -crochet hook 3.5mm(US E) -DK yarn (11wpi) or Light Worsted (I used Red Heart Lisa), 30 meters of yarn are more than enough for one strawberry heart. -toy stuffing -tapestry needle -optional: safety eyes 8mm
Bunny in an Egg Easter Flip Pattern
You get two patterns in one from Hooked On Patterns with this pastel crochet pattern. On the outside is a striped Easter egg that you can use for decoration in or out of Easter baskets. Flip the egg inside out, and you get a precious little Easter bunny. The pattern also includes instructions for making a crochet chick inside an egg as a companion for your crochet bunny.
Watermelon Keychain Crochet Free Pattern
Here's a free crochet pattern for smiling slices of watermelon keychains. These keychains are perfect for teachers' gifts or stocking stuffers!
It's cute, it's small, and you can whip up a batch of these in an evening for all the people on your list! So what better way to bring in the summer than with little smiling slices of watermelon?
