Start off your spring season with a list of patterns you can’t wait to start crocheting, so here is the collection of 12 free Easter crochet patterns. The patterns range from easy to intermediate skill level, so you can practice or learn a lot of interesting crochet stitches. Each of these patterns include video tutorial to help you with stitches and techniques.
It’s fun to crochet mason jar covers because you can mix and match the colors and experiment with different patterns. This one is made with honeycomb stitch which is perfect for the springtime mason jar cover. And it’s very easy and quick to make.
Easter Square Doily is easy and enjoyable to crochet. It’s another great pattern that allows you to adjust the size of doily just by adding rounds. You could make small squares for coasters or a really big piece for table.
This is my newest Easter design that will help celebrate the season, so I invite you to crochet the Bunny Table Runner with me. First, we crochet the bunny image with filet crochet technique and then add the two rounds of border. It’s easy!
Just a few days until Easter, it’s a perfect time to make some cute baskets for egg hunt or house decorations. Why not give it as a gift to your Easter brunch host. It’s easy to make the basket in preferred size just by adding rounds to the base.
These colorful baskets fit either jumbo or extra large eggs perfectly. You will learn a new technique to crochet the pretty cord to hang the basket on a tree branch. There’s still time until Easter to crochet a handful of these mini baskets and have your house ready and pretty for holidays.
The blooming cherry trees inspired me to design this Cherry Blossom Doily. It is easy and a great project for beginners to learn basic crochet stitches.
What better way to celebrate the spring than to crochet the colorful Tulip Mandala. This is my original design and it’s easy to crochet with only 17 rounds. Enjoy the meditative practice of crocheting your own colorful mandala!
Add springtime fresh and colorful vibes to your kitchen and crochet the pretty Tulip Stitch Dishcloth. You will learn to crochet with 3 different colors, I recommend white/cream, green and pink/yellow/purple.
Red Heart Scrubby is the yarn to crochet this cute soap saver bag that doubles as a washing cloth, which is why it is called exfoliating soap bag. This is an easy project and it will make a great gift to anybody.
This Square Lace Doily is a great pattern because it allows you to crochet any size of square. You can make small coasters, or medium size placemats, or even a large tablecloth. It’s easy to crochet and perfect if you enjoy working on repetitive pattern.
One more pattern to decorate your Easter table, let’s crochet the Plaid Placemat using color pooling technique, also known as planned pooling technique. This patterns calls for a specific yarn, Red Heart Pooling, because not all multicolored yarns work for color pooling.
Let’s crochet this charming Beaded Easter Basket by combining the yarn and colorful beads. The process involves crocheting the basket base and sides while strategically adding beads for a decorative effect. This basket makes a perfect gift, serving as a unique keepsake for a loved one or festive centerpiece filled with Easter treats.
HAPPY CROCHETING!
