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Woodland Easter Egg Covers
Make some adorable decorative Easter egg covers with this pattern! Instructions include patterns for a frog, a deer (who says deer aren’t pink?!), a bear, a bunny, a fox, a mushroom, and a flower! Make a bunch of them in different colors to cover a full dozen (or more) eggs. The egg stands in the photos are just strips of cardstock covered with washi tape, then shaped into a circle & taped on the back side.
Pattern level: advanced (or ambitious) beginner. Must be comfortable sewing on small pieces, working in the round, embroidering facial features, and changing colors. You must also already be familiar with applying pastels to blush your pieces, I don’t include a tutorial on how to do so, I only show you where to apply.
Sizes included: one size, will fit standard size L eggs or smaller
Materials needed:
- worsted (weight 4) yarn in lots of colors. A great project to use up scrap yarn!
- 3.5mm hook
- yarn needle
- optional: chalk pastels and qtips/paint brushes
You are free to sell anything you make from HELLOhappy crochet patterns. “Pattern by HELLOhappy” is required in description on any online listings in shops or social media. You may not redistribute any HELLOhappy patterns, including online or print.
HELLOhappy crochet patterns are…
• For teens and adults (unless stated otherwise) who love cute and adorable things. There are no instructions for child or baby sizes.
• Not for beginners. They’re not going to teach you how to do stitches unless they are more complex than the basic sc, hdc, dc, tr etc. If you’re a beginner looking for some cute & easy patterns, visit my blog for free ones! http://hellohappy.net
• Written in USA terms, which can easily be translated to UK terms here: http://bit.ly/USAtoUKcrochet
• Conversational, fun, and full of helpful photos and notes
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