25+ Free Easter Crochet Patterns You’ll Love

Looking for some free Easter crochet patterns? You’ll love this round-up of adorable designs.

Easter is undoubtedly one of my favorite holidays. We celebrate the resurrection of Jesus AND anticipate the upcoming springtime. That means garden season is on the way and winter is behind us. I love making crocheted items for each season, especially decor or items my kids will like. I put together a list of some of my favorite Easter crochet patterns.

All of these patterns are FREE for you. Yes, there are some REALLY adorable Easter crochet patterns available on Etsy, but free ones are abundant as well. From crocheted Easter eggs to baskets and decor, you should find what you’re looking for here.

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25+ Free Easter Crochet Patterns

Crochet Easter Eggs

Pattern from Handy Little Me

These adorable Easter eggs are the perfect crochet project instead of buying plastic eggs each year. Those always break!

This pattern adjusts to all yarn sizes, and you can make them in solid colors OR striped!

Easter Eggs with Embroidery

Consider this pattern if you want crochet Easter eggs that are a little fancier (maybe heirloom pieces). The embroidered designs make these little eggs adorable! You have the creative freedom to embroider whatever you want on the eggs.

Crochet Bunny Eggs

Want a twist on the typical Easter egg? Make these adorable crochet Bunny Eggs. The pattern uses acrylic yarn, but it is better for advanced beginners OR intermediate crocheters with a bit more experience.

Quick Velvet Easter Egg Crochet Pattern

This Velvet Easter Egg Crochet Pattern is perfect if you want a fast project. Since it uses thick, Velvet yarn, these eggs whip up fast. You can easily make one every 30 minutes, perfect if you need to make an abundance for your kids’ Easter baskets!

Pokeball Easter Eggs

If your kids love Pokemon as much as mine, they will LOVE these unique Pokeball Easter eggs! The pattern is so fun, perfect for the little Pokemon hunters in your family. This pattern uses DK yarn and a small, 2.5mm hook.

Crochet Easter Basket with a Handle

Beginners can crochet baskets too. This pattern is easy to follow for those new to crocheting and uses worsted-weight yarn. I also love that the pattern uses a pipe cleaner to keep the shape of the handle – genius!

Colorful Easter Basket

I love this pattern for a classic Easter basket. Based on the written pattern, I suggest this for advanced beginners or intermediate crocheters. It uses size 3 yarn, but to create sturdiness, you use double-strand yarn. It will be quite a functional basket with all of the suggestions!

Easter Egg Nesting Baskets

These nesting baskets are ADORABLE and functional after Easter. They’d make a great Easter Crochet gift for a teen who has a lot of trinkets or little items they like to keep.

Mini Easter Basket Pattern

These mini Easter baskets are so cute and only take 15-20 minutes to complete. They’re large enough to hold a few small pieces of candy or a plastic Easter egg. You can adjust the size by changing the size of the yarn used!

Easy Crochet Easter Basket

Who wouldn’t think this pattern is adorable? This Easter crochet pattern is easy to complete, perfect for beginners. You will use two strands of worsted-weight yarn to create structure, and the pattern shows an easy border trim as well.

Vintage Crocheted Carrots

Crocheted carrots are so stinking cute for decor during the springtime. Use them on tiered trays for kitchen table decor or as basket fillers on tables. This pattern has a vintage feel with lace-like tops and different colors of cotton yarn.

Chocolate Easter Bunny

Everyone has received at least one large chocolate Easter bunny in their baskets before. Now, skip the chocolate and make a crocheted version instead!

Colorful Crochet Peeps

My husband cannot stand Peeps, but who wouldn’t love this crocheted version? It uses worsted-weight yarn in small amounts. This is a project that you can use to get rid of small balls of yarn left over. Stick a few in your kids’ Easter baskets are little fillers or place them around the house as decor.

Crochet Bunny Hair Ties

Little girls will LOVE this Easter crochet pattern! You could make a bunch of these for all the little girls in your life, or make them in different colors. I can’t wait to make a few for my 6-year-old.

Little Bunny Bag

Another adorable Easter crochet pattern for little girls is this little Bunny Bag. It is a great project for advanced beginners or intermediate crochets. This would be a fantastic present for their Easter baskets. Girls will love to carry this around all spring.

Crochet Bunny Cup Cozy

If you want an easy crochet pattern for beginners, I suggest trying this Bunny Cup Cozy. It uses simple stitches to create the cozy, but you’ll also practice attaching the tail and ears.

Carrot Garland

I’m a huge fan of crochet garland. It’s an easy decor for the season and this carrot garland would look so cute stretched over a bookshelf or across a doorway.

Bunny Garland

Another option for crochet garland is this cute Bunny Garland made with Red Heart yarn. You could substitute it with any worsted-weight yarn you prefer.

Mini Bunny Wall Hanging Decor

Wall hangings are underrated as crochet patterns. You can find hundreds of these patterns, and they make great decor for different seasons and holidays. This mini-bunny wall hanging would look so cute on your wall this Easter season!

Crochet Bunny Pillow

I prefer home decor-type patterns, and this crochet Bunny pillow is right up my lane. It comes with a pixel graph, so it’s easy to follow and uses simple stitches. If you’ve never created a pillow, I suggest giving this one a try!

Easter Egg Plushie Pillow

Plushie pillows are all the rage right now; kids can’t get enough of them. This huge Easter egg pillow will be great for squeezing, made with super-soft yarn and a large crochet hook. It’ll work up quite fast!

Crochet Baby Chick Pillow

Here is another Easter crochet pillow, but this one features a baby chick coming out of the egg. It uses single crochet, so it’s great for beginners. Use acrylic, worsted-weight yarn (like Red Heart), and use the Pixel graph provided in the article!

Crochet Bunny Placemat Pattern

I love new placemats for different seasons. It’s an easy way to decorate as holidays change. These Bunny placemats can easily be made with any color yarn and will look adorable when paired with the table runner below.

Gingham Bunny Table Runner Pattern

This Bunny table runner pattern matches the available placemats. If you’ve never tried gingham patterns, this is a great project to give a whirl!

Bunny Hot Pad/Pot Holder

Pot holders make fantastic crochet patterns for beginners. These Easter pot holders are adorable AND get the job done.

Easter Egg Coasters

Coasters are another option if you are new to crocheting but want to venture into more usable items. These are made in an egg shape, and you could make them larger or smaller. I suggest using cotton yarn, but acrylic works well for coasters too.

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