18+ Free Easter Crochet Patterns

Are you looking for the perfect free Easter crochet patterns to fill this year’s baskets? As a designer, I know how satisfying it is to find a project that is both high-quality, cute, and quick! I’ve curated this list of my favorite Easter crochet ideas that I think you’ll love.

In this collection you’ll find everything from no-sew amigurumi to Easter basket fillers. These patterns are all designed by me and include clear instructions and helpful photo tutorials, making them approachable for every skill level; whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro.

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Classic Easter Amigurumi Crochet Patterns

When I think of Easter crochet projects, my mind immediately goes to the classics. These traditional free Easter crochet patterns are perfect for little hands. Most of these projects are small enough to be completed in one sitting, making them perfect for last-minute gifting.

Snuggle Bunny

Starting off this list of crochet patterns for Easter is this classic Easter bunny amigurumi. This is one of my favorites because it is completely no-sew! I designed this pattern to be worked from the feet up, with the limbs and ears crocheted directly into the body. This is a huge time saver when you are making multiple Easter basket stuffers.

I especially love the fluffy version shown below, which I made using Premier Snow Cone Light. This was my first time trying out this yarn, and I highly recommend it for its soft texture.

Tip: Customize your Snuggle Bunny by modeling the colors after a character in a favorite Easter book for a personalized gift set!

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Snuggle Bunny free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Hug Me Bunny Lovey

If you are looking for a free Easter crochet pattern for a new baby, this bunny lovey is the perfect choice. My own kids always found so much comfort in holding their blanket loveys when they were small, which inspired this design.

I designed this lovey with a tighter stitch pattern in the blanket section to ensure it is durable and safe for tiny fingers to explore. This project is a wonderful way to combine a classic plushie with a functional security blanket.

Baby-Safe Tip: For the best results, I recommend using embroidered eyes, to make this a completely baby-safe Easter basket filler.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Hug Me Bunny Lovey free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Chandler the Chicken

Using my Chandler the Chicken pattern, you can create the ultimate Easter amigurumi: a sweet baby chick! This free Easter crochet pattern is a great project for plush yarns. I used a classic yellow and orange combo here. This pattern also includes a full video tutorial, making it especially appealing for beginners.

Birds are a great option for any spring crochet project. I’ve put together a full list of color combinations and modification ideas, like turning Chandler into a bluebird or robin. This design works up beautifully in both worsted weight and plush chenille yarn, depending on how much squish you want for your Easter basket fillers.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Chandler the Chicken free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• Watch the video tutorial for Chandler the Chicken on YouTube.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Sherman the Sheep

No collection of free Easter crochet patterns would be complete without a sweet little lamb. Sherman the Sheep is a classic amigurumi design that really comes to life when you experiment with different textures.

I especially love the version on the left in the pictured below, which was made using a textured, fluffy yarn. While working with fuzzy yarn can be a challenge, it is the best way to achieve that authentic woolly look for a sheep.

Tip: If you struggle to see your stitches with fuzzy yarns, try feeling for the next stitch with your fingers or holding a strand of worsted weight yarn alongside the fluffy yarn to give it more definition.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Sherman the Sheep free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Adorable Spring Animal Crochet Patterns

While bunnies and chicks are the stars of the show, I love including other spring crochet projects in my Easter collection. These animals represent the new life of the season and make for unique Easter basket fillers.

Fergus the Frog

Fergus the Frog is ready to jump right into a spring-themed Easter basket! This free frog crochet pattern is a favorite among my readers because it is completely no-sew, making it a quick and satisfying project when you need a last-minute gift.

If you are new to no-sew amigurumi, I’ve got you covered. You can follow along with the full video tutorial, where I walk you through the constructions step-by-step. Using a bright spring green yarn makes this little guy pop, but he also looks adorable in muted earth tones for a more realistic look.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Fergus the Frog free crochet pattern, along with the video tutorial, here on my blog.
• Watch the video tutorial for Fergus the Frog on YouTube.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry on Etsy.

Daphne the Duck

Nothing says spring quite like a trip to the pond! Whether you want to make a classic yellow Pekin duckling, or a colorful Mallard, this free duck crochet pattern includes instructions for both. I love how a simple color change can completely transform the look of this duck amigurumi.

To make this project even easier, I also have a full video tutorial that walks you through the entire process. This is a great way to ensure your duck is completed perfectly. These little ducks are a wonderful addition to an Easter basket or as a standalone spring gift.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Daphne the Duck free crochet pattern, along with the video tutorial, here on my blog.
• Watch the video tutorial for Daphne the Duck on YouTube.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Gwen the Silly Goose

Looking for a unique addition to your Easter decor or a charming Easter basket filler? Gwen the Silly Goose is one of my recent favorite designs, and she is just as fun to make as she is to display.

I designed this free goose crochet pattern based on the “porch goose” trend that I just adore! Geese have become such a popular trend in home decor, making Gwen a great choice for both kids and adults this spring.

Get the pattern:

• You can find the Gwen the Silly Goose free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Lyla the Llama

Nothing says spring like a sweet little llama! Lyla the Llama is a versatile design that looks incredible when worked up in soft pastel colors link mint, lavender, or yellow. These gentle tones make her a fun addition to any Easter basket.

What I love most about this free llama crochet pattern is the opportunity for customization. You can add a little floral crown to give her an even more festive spring look.

Get the pattern:

• You can find the Lyla the Llama free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Hazel the Highland Cow

If you’ve been on social media lately, you know that Highland cows are having a major moment! Hazel the Highland Cow brings all the shaggy charm to your crochet hook in a beginner-friendly way.

The standout feature of this free highland cow crochet pattern is the iconic fluffy hair. She is incredibly huggable, and perfect for tucking in to an Easter basket. Whether you make her in a classic ginger brown or a soft cream or pastel, Hazel is sure to be the star of your spring amigurumi collection.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Hazel the Highland Cow free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Benny the Bee

Nothing says springtime quite like the arrival of flowers, and where there are flowers, there are bees! Benny the Bee is a fun and simple free bee crochet pattern that is perfect for beginners or those looking for a quick project.

I love making Benny in a classic yellow, but he also looks wonderful in pastel colors as well. Check out the bottom of this post for color palette inspiration! You can also see the Valentine version that I designed, called Lulu the Love Bug.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Benny the Bee free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Memphis the Moo Cow

Cows are incredibly popular right now, and to me, any farm animal perfectly captures the spirit of springtime. Memphis the Moo Cow is a fantastic choice for a unique Easter amigurumi that stands out from the usual bunnies and chicks.

While Memphis looks great in the classic black and white, he is such a fun pattern to customize. For a festive spring twist, making him in pastel colors or give him a fruit theme like a strawberry or blueberry cow. These themed “foodie” cows are a huge hit in the amigurumi world and make for an unforgettable Easter basket surprise.

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Memphis the Moo Cow free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Quick & Colorful: More Spring Amigurumi

Whether you need a super quick project, or looking for something that is more suited for all year round, these miscellaneous favorites are the perfect solution! While they may not all be traditional Easter animals, these next projects can be made quickly, and look great in spring pastel colors.

Carter the Crayon and Penny the Pencil

In my family, coloring books were always a staple in our Easter baskets, which is a tradition that I’ve loved continuing with my own children. To make that gift even more special, I designed Carter the Crayon and Penny the Pencil, the perfect amigurumi companions for a fresh set of art supplies.

These free crochet patterns are especially popular with toddlers and preschool aged children. These patterns are very simple and incredibly quick to whip up in a rainbow of spring colors. They also make excellent teacher gifts for the end of the school year!

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Carter the Crayon free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• You can get the Penny the Pencil free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF of both patterns, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Tip: If you love this idea and want to make a whole set of crayons, check out my smaller crayon crochet pattern. A full set of crayons, especially worked up in Easter pastel colors, would be an adorable and educational addition to any spring basket!

Nala the No Sew Turtle

We all love no sew crochet patterns, so I couldn’t help but add another quick project to his list! My no sew turtle crochet pattern features a sweet flower on the shell, making it a perfect fit for springtime.

What really makes Nala stand out is the removable and interchangeable shell option. This feature makers her a super fun toy for kids to play with. You can even make multiple shells in various spring pastel colors so they can mix and match their turtle’s look!

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Nala the No Sew Turtle crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry and Etsy.

Mini Whale

This sweet little whale is a quick and easy project that kiddos just adore! Because of its compact size, it’s a perfect addition to an Easter basket for kids of all ages.

If you are new to amigurumi or looking for a stress-free project, you’ll love that this design includes a full video tutorial to walk you through every step. It looks great in traditional blues, but don’t be afraid to try it in a soft mint or lilac to match a spring palette.

Get the Pattern:

• You can find the Mini Whale free crochet pattern, along with the video tutorial, here on my blog.
• Watch the video tutorial for the Mini Whale (Part 1) and Mini Whale (Part 2) on YouTube.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Mini Poppy the Unicorn

If you have a rainbow and glitter-obsessed little one at home, Mini Poppy the Unicorn is guaranteed to bring a smile to their face! This tiny magical creature is particular charming when worked up in a pastel color palette, making it a whimsical addition to a spring-themed Easter basket.

Poppy’s small size makes her a quick project, and you can easily customize her mane and tail with sparkly yarn or various spring shades to match any preference.

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Mini Poppy the Unicorn free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Lulu the Love bug

While I originally designed Lulu the Love Bug for Valentine’s Day, she is far too cute to only come out once a year! By swapping deep reds for a soft pastel color, this little cutie becomes a fun addition to your Easter amigurumi collection.

Lulu is a quick project that allows you to play with different color combinations. Try mint green wings with a lavender body for a true spring feel.

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Lulu the Love Bug free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Strawberry

This cute little strawberry is such a fun and fresh option for an Easter basket! While fruit patterns are classic, the addition of sweet face details makes this a really engaging project to give to little ones. This strawberry crochet pattern also includes a full video tutorial.

You can stick with a traditional bright red or go for a soft pink yarn to stay within a pastel spring theme. These also make adorable nursery decor or play food for toddlers!

Get the Pattern:

• You can get the Strawberry free crochet pattern here on my blog.
• If you prefer the ad-free PDF pattern, you can get the PDF on Ravelry or Etsy.

Video: Favorite Easter Amigurumi Patterns

Easter Color Palette Ideas

I would argue that almost any amigurumi can be transformed for the holiday when worked up in a pretty pastel color palette. To help you get started, I’ve put together a few of my favorite springtime color palettes and yarn options below. These combinations will make your free Easter crochet patterns truly pop!

I would argue that any amigurumi can be made for Easter when it is made in a pretty pastel color palette. I’ve put together a few of my favorite springtime color palettes and yarn options below to use when making this free Easter crochet patterns.

There are truly so many possibilities when it comes to spring colors! I love to browse for inspiration on Coolors, which is where these specific combinations came from. It’s a fantastic tool for visualizing how different pastel shades will play together before you commit to a project.

Here are a few of my other favorite palettes to spark your creativity for these free Easter crochet patterns.

I hope you’ve enjoyed this collection of crochet patterns for Easter! When you make any of these, be sure to tag me on social media! I love to see your finished projects.

More Amigurumi Crochet Patterns

I hope that you’ve found plenty of Easter basket inspiration with this list of free patterns! Remember, almost any project can be made for the Easter holiday by just using a spring-inspired palette.

If you’re looking to expand your crochet collection even further, be sure to explore these other popular patterns, all of which feature free amigurumi patterns:

• Free Dinosaur Crochet Patterns: Perfect for the little paleontologist in your life; try them in soft colors!
• Animal Crochet Patterns: A massive library of creatures from the forest to the jungle.
• Farm Animal Crochet Patterns: Featuring favorites like cows, pigs, and sheep that fit right in with a traditional farmhouse Easter theme.

Be sure to check out all of my amigurumi crochet patterns and tag me on social media so I can see your finished Easter makes!