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Kate is a designer and content creator, specializing in crafts and textile-related topics. She runs the Crochetpedia website, where she shares her crochet patterns, teaches through video tutorials, and researches crochet techniques. The experience as a pattern designer and education in fashion helped her better understand the world of textiles and handicraft. Kate comes from the family of makers, knitting and sewing from the early age. She lives by the Polish seaside with her partner and a dog.
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Easter is a great time for crocheting. Spring is springing and all sorts of fun themes are available. Here are some patterns that use Easter themes to get into the season and ward off the late winter blahs.
Quick and Easy Amigurumi Chicken/Rooster Easy Crochet Patterns
If you are looking for a unique Easter gift, these amigurumi chickens and roosters are ideal projects. They’re not only adorable but also make for a delightful rustic animal toy or decor piece. The pattern’s simplicity means you can create a whole flock in no time! These patterns are perfect for crafts fairs and gifts!
Amigurumi Rooser
Looking to add some charming chickens and roosters to your amigurumi collection? This crochet pattern mod is just what you need! Designed for speed and cuteness, it’s perfect for both beginners and experienced crocheters.
Find this free pattern oncraftykittycrochet.com
Rooster
Aren’t these guys just the cutes Pollos Hermanos you’ve ever seen? These adorable roosters are fun, easy to make and very cute. They’ll make a perfect Easter companion to your kids’ backpacks.
Find this free pattern on Zan Crochet.
Little Rooster
A little more realistic, this Gallo is absolutely gorgeous. It’ll be perfect as an Easter table set piece.
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Find this free pattern on stellasyarnuniverse.com.
Funny Rooster
Theese roosters have special cheering up powers, especially if you use them as little gifts. A joyful atmosphere guaranteed!
Find this free pattern on Ravelry.
Chicken Rooster
I love this rooster, because he’s just so counter-culture! Add a little color, and use up some yarn ends.
Find this free pattern on Yarnspirations.
Rooster Amigurumi
Easy and quick to make, you can get ahead of the Easter rush and make as many as you want super fast. They will also make a great addition to your seasonal amigurumi collection.
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Find this free pattern on The Bunny Studio..
Easter Egg Hats and Crochet Easter Baskets
Easter Eggs Mini Lamb Hat
O, sure, you can paint Easter eggs like everyone else. But what about this ultra-cute lamb wooly hat? It’ll set your eggs apart, it’s easy to make and is as adorable as all get out.
photos by ChiWei Ranck / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on 1dogwoof.com, or read more about it on ravelry.com.
Egg Baskets
It is said that the Easter Bunny has a basketfull of eggs. Why not have just one in this gorgeous single-egg crochet easter basket. These are a perfect decoration for your table or egg carriers for those tiny bunnies in your life. 
photo by CraftyLady / ravelry.com
This pattern was available onravelry.com, but no longer is.
Explore more ideas for Easter Baskets in this article: Free Crochet Easter Basket Patterns for Spring.
Mini Easter Baskets
These mini baskets will be just perfect for little candy to store in and kids will absolutely love them! They are so simple and easy to make, this beginner friendly pattern was designed using single crochet stitches. Is there a better idea among all these free crochet patterns for Easter?
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photos by Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern oncraftsanity.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Crochet Easter Egg Amigurumi
Easter Baby Chick
These baby chicks have just hatched and now they are looking for a new home! Will you invite these yellow balls of cuteness to your lovely house for Easter? All you’re going to need to make a sweet decoration is a crochet basket or a jar you can put the cuties in.
photos by Annika Nilsson / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on ravelry.com.
Egg Buddies
Never mind the old fad toy Tamagochi. Here are super cute egg-shaped ami toys with humorous expressions and a multitude of possibilities. With Easter just around the corner, what are you waiting for? Grab these adorable easter free patterns from Neogurumi.
photos by Neogurumi/ ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onneogurumi.blogspot.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in this article: The Best Easter Egg Free Crochet Patterns.
Color Matching Eggs
You can use these colorful eggs as an educational toy and color matching game all year round. The pattern is very easy to follow and it is a great project to use yarn odds and ends. It is also a good idea for Easter small gift or a last-minute easter decor.
Skills: Easy Designer:Hateruma Handmade
photos by Martland / ravelry.com and Hateruma Handmade / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onhaterumahandmade.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Crochet Chick Amigurumi Free Pattern Ideas
Chirp The Chick
This Chirp the Chick with safety eyes is so cute and adorable, he’ll be the hit of your Easter home and table decorations. For those of you with kids in the family, he’s a great little knick-knack to stick in the Easter Egg hunt. Not all of it has to be chocolate eggs, after all.
photos by The Cozy Chipmunk / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onthecozychipmunk.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in this article: Lovely Amigurumi Chicks Free Patterns.
Charlie The Chick
Have you met little easter chick Charlie already? Of course not, he just came into this world along with his adorable brothers and sisters. We bet you want these babies in your life for Easter!
photos by Keke Grace / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onyarnsociety.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
20 Minute Duck
These cute little ducklings are just the ticket to give your Easter table or basket an even more springtime feel – you’ll love them! This is a fast and easy project that literally works up in 20 minutes and is great for using up yarn scraps. They are also great as little toys, for example to stuff in a backpack for a school day.
photos by StringyDingDing / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onstringydingding.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Crochet Easter Chick and Hen Amigurumi
Chicken Kipje Amigurumi
Are you ready for Easter? These little chickens are quite quick and easy to make, even though they look very professional. That’s what I like the most in easter crochet projects – each one is unique and there are so many adorable free patterns to make!
photos by Stip & HAAK / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onstipenhaak.nl, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Eggstremely Cosy Set
This eggstemely funny project will be perfect to keep your boiled eggs warm. However, you can also use it to enhance your decorations for spring and Easter. The chickens will look nice together as a multicolor group. You can also add some decorative ideas and patterns.
photos by estobella / ravelry.com and FunkyKnitter
Find this free pattern onpiecesofmylife-victoriag.blogspot.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Easter Chicken Amigurumi
If you’re looking for cuddly crochet patterns for easter, this one is for you! This amigurumi chicken measures approximately 15 cm (5.9″).
photos by Amigurumi Today / amigurumi.today
Find this free pattern onamigurumi.today.
Easter Bunny Free Crochet Patterns
Pocket Pal Bunny
These pocket pal bunnies are a great way to stuff you Easter basket and let your kids join in the fun. To make these pocket bunnies you need a crochet hook and a small amount of worsted weight yarn. Also gather a tapestry needle and stitch markers and you are good to go!
photos by Darling Maple Designs / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onaccessorizethisdesigns.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in this article: 20+ Free Crochet Bunny Patterns.
Easter Bunny Egg
This egg-shaped bunny looks so cute that you want to hug it immediately. It’s a quick project starting with a magic ring and based on a single crochet.
photos by Lydia Tresselt / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onlalylala.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Bunny Home Decor Easter Crochet Patterns
C2C Bunny Blanket
A perfect project for C2C lovers, so be sure to try it. C2C Bunny motif will be nice blanket for a baby shower gift or all year round home decor. A beginners with C2C stitch can make the entire bunny in a solid color to make it easier.
photos by Jess Coppom / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onmakeanddocrew.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in this article: C2C Home Decor Ideas.
Fluffy Bunny Pillow
This wonderful accessory for your home is easy to make, and can be made in numerous colors, to match your decor. For yourself or for a present, this is a great project to undertake, so don’t hesitate and try it today.
photos by Briana K Designs / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onbrianakdesigns.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in this article: Granny Square Pillows, because it’s full of great ideas.
Home Decor for Easter
Red Rooster Tea Cozy
Let this rooster mother-hen your tea so that it stays warm as you serve it toi you guests. Even if you don’t drink tea, or you avoid guests like the plague, this is a fun and unusual project for some February evenings.
You can find this free pattern on Ravelry. .
Easter Lily (November Lily)
The lily symbolizes royalty, majesty, and glory. 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.
photos by jesssstuff / ravelry.com
Find this free pattern onmooglyblog.com, or read more about it onravelry.com.
Explore more in our Category: Crochet Flowers.
Dainty Cross Bookmark
If you are looking for a more religious crochet easter patterns, this one will be right up your alley. Elegant crosses can be used as bookmarks, or hung on the wall in a visible spot. Such elegant easter decoration will be a cherished handmade item, and your guest will most likely admire your craft.
You can find this free pattern on crochetmemories.com.
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Kathrine
Kate is a designer and content creator, specializing in crafts and textile-related topics. She runs the Crochetpedia website, where she shares her crochet patterns, teaches through video tutorials, and researches crochet techniques. The experience as a pattern designer and education in fashion helped her better understand the world of textiles and handicraft. Kate comes from the family of makers, knitting and sewing from the early age. She lives by the Polish seaside with her partner and a dog.
