Meet the Zipzip Bunny, a fast and adorable rabbit crochet pattern perfect for Easter. Crafted from simple shapes stitched together, this bunny is a delightful addition to Easter treats. As a popular free Easter pattern, the Zipzip Bunny stands out for its versatility. Customize it effortlessly with
Delight even the pickiest gift recipients with this adorable bunny, customizable with various outfits. It’s an ideal, stunning gift for girls, guaranteed to earn you applause for creating such a charming crochet toy. Adjust the big bunny ears up or down to suit your style! photo by Amigurumi Today
This tank has a super-easy construction and uses basic stitches. It’s also a great pattern for the advanced beginner who wishes to have something a little more over the simple tank top. The free pattern is on the HookNook blog:
If you feel confident with a written pattern, you haver to try the Butterfly Top. A link to the pattern is below photos. The full article and written pattern are on Mae Crochet’s blog:
Painting with bobbles is a great way to spruce up a simple square pattern! Easy motifs, like hearts, will look cute and don’t require any special skills. All you need to know is how to crochet bobble stitch – the rest is all about its placement. The original pattern is available at Ravelry: Popcorn
This bucket hat is a great beginner pattern, perfect for mastering double crochet. A great versatile accessory that will keep you cool and stylish on sunny.. Find original free pattern on Ravelry.
Who wouldn’t love to pair a stonewash shrug with some stonewash jeans? This is definitely a must-have accessory. The full article about this pattern is here: The Stonewash Shrug
These slippers have nice detailing at the front, that makes them lighter and more airy. This design is definitely unisex, so think about your husband, son, or grandkids. Go to the pattern: Mae Slippers Free Crochet Pattern
Of course, if you wand a slightly more fancy shawl, it’s not a secret that this pattern designed by Mijo Crochet is a masterpiece. Although the pattern is more demanding then previous patterns, it surely its sophisticated look is worth any effort. The full article about this pattern is here: Secret
It’s snowing here in the Rockies, and this blanket is such a wonderful reflection of this. Mapping a hexagon onto a square is difficult, but this pattern pulls it off fabulously. Find original free pattern on Every Trick on the Hook blog.
While these bunnies are easy and simple, they are so adorable! No way anyone will pass by them ambivalently. Moreover, your kids will absolutely adore them, especially if they are part of the egg hunt. Hide the smallest one in your easter basket just for the fun of it! photo by Brenda K. B.