These fillable crochet Easter Eggs are an eco-friendly way to have your egg hunt each year! Get rid of those cheap, plastic eggs that never stay closed and make your own, beautiful crochet Easter eggs. Use these eggs year after year, and add a few more each Easter. This post is sponsored by WeCrochet, an online space specifically for crocheters! Thank you WeCrochet!
I quite amazed myself a few weeks ago when I had the idea to made these fillable crochet Easter eggs. Why hadn’t I thought of this before??
I greatly dislike those cheap plastic eggs that break so easily and never seem to pop together well enough. They are broken by next year so I have to buy a new package each season. Such a waste!
These crochet Easter eggs are the answer! I decided to go with Velcro instead of buttons to eliminate any worry about the eggs being a choking hazard for the littlest egg hunters. The kids actually love the Velcro, so I think it was a good choice.
I wanted to make these pretty crochet eggs with something soft, lush, and washable. Enter Shine! This gorgeous, silky yarn is a blend of cotton and beechwood. It must be the beechwood fiber that makes it so silky soft; I am not sure, but this yarn is so lush when it’s worked up and it’s very easy on the fingers.
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Ready to make you own crochet Easter Eggs?
Let’s do this!
FILLABLE CROCHET EASTER EGGS – CROCHET PATTERN
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– 4mm Hook
– Worsted Shine (Cotton/Beechwood Yarn) in two colors
– Darning Needle
– Fabric Adhesive Velcro
Abbreviations: US Terms
Ch – chain
Sc – single crochet
Sc2tog – Sc Decrease
Dc – Double Crochet
Sl st – Slip Stitch
St – stitch
Gauge: Not important, make sure your stitches are as tight as possible
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Now, time to make a few more.
Aren’t these crochet Easter eggs fabulous? The kids absolutely cannot wait for our egg hunt next weekend. I hope my Cadbury Mini Eggs can last until then.
(unlikely)
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So, this was called a free pattern. Is that no longer true?
It is no longer free! Very sorry!
What a wonderful idea! So clever…gee, maybe you could do plaid eggs too LOL. Environmentally friendly too…just perfect idea! Thank you for sharing 😊
I can see an advent calendar coming up in the future :o)
Oooh! This idea it brilliant!
I absolutely agree with you about the plastic eggs. It probably won’t happen this year because it is too late, but I am planning to do some for next year to see the reaction of the children in our church. Thank you.
These are adorable. Kudos to you. Stay healthy and safe.
Thank you!
This is so cute! Thank you.
Thanks so much! You are welcome!