60 free knitting patterns tagged Easter

  • Chick-in-an-Egg Free Knitting Pattern

    Chick-in-an-Egg Free Knitting Pattern by Purl Bee: Early spring, with its skipping lambs and bobbing daffodils, is certainly a good time for whimsy. And Easter, with its symbol-rich traditions, is definitely a good time for whimsical knit chicks! Soft and squishy, roly and poly, these chicks are just the right shape and size for Easter…

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  • Easter bunny booties free knitting pattern

    Easter bunny booties free knitting pattern by DROPS design. Size: 1/3 – 6/9 – 12/18 months (2 – 3/4) years To fit foot length: approx 10-11-12 (14-16) cm / 4”-4 3/8”-4¾” (5½”-6¼”) Materials: DROPS BABY MERINO from Garnstudio 50 g for all sizes color no 03, light yellow A remnant light pink + gray And…

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  • Mama Hen Cozies free Knitting Pattern

    Mama Hen Cozies Our easy to knit Mama hens are perfect for displaying with your hard-boiled Easter eggs, or really any time you want to keep your poached eggs warm. Choose a variety of colors for a fun Spring display! Free Pattern

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  • Knitted Easter Chicks (to fit over a creme egg)

    Knitted Easter Chicks (to fit over a creme egg). Free knitting pattern from Francis House. Yellow or Lemon Double Knit wool. A pair of needles UK Size 11 Orange felt for the beaks Black felt or thread for eyes. Cotton wool ball for the head Coloured ribbon to finish off. Chocolate creme egg (for size…

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  • Easter chick free knitting pattern

    Easter chick free knitting pattern by Nicky Fijalkowska. These little Easter chicks are super easy to knit and make perfect little gifts – they are around 7cm tall and are a great way to use up odds and ends of yellow or orange yarn. Find the free chicks pattern for Easter here: link

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  • Hold the Eggs! Free Knitting Pattern

    Hold the Eggs! by StitchGeek. These little egg holders are seamless and worked entirely in the round from the bottom up. Instructions are given specifically for working on 4 double-pointed needles, but you could use any small circular method you prefer. Uses just small amounts of DK or light worsted yarn, good for using up…

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