Oh just look at these adorable chicks! How could you not want to stitch them up right this second?! Visit the extremely beautiful, tutorial laden Orange Flower Sketchbook blog to find out how to make these (and some adorable bunnies too!) just in time for Easter. The main Orange Flower Sketchbook blog is here – and this clever girl also has a gorgeous foodie blog here! Phew!
Ms Amy Gaines has the PDF for these amigurumi cuties all ready to download in her cute lil Etsy store! It’s $5US and you better get cracking on these soon, if you want to be in time for Easter!
Join Lyn of Molly Chicken to find out how to make this cute little love bird! He’s just begging for a tiny Easter Egg to be popped into his pouch, I think! The photos are great and the instructions are very easy to follow… so off you go!
Larissa at Mmmcrafts has a PDF pattern at her blog for this sleepy-cuteness bunny! This bunny is SO gorgeous – I think I will make one for Ari on the sly (do you think Max is too old for this bunny? Perhaps I could totally rock n roll him up?!) Find the Baby Binky Bunny here. Larissa has a really lovely blog – so be sure to click about the place while you are over there.
Completely lovely and prolific crafty girl, Maya, will show you how to make a these sweet Spring baskets! While you are over there, have a good read through her blog – it’s totally FULL of great things you can make – and Maya always shares how (which is really generous, don’t you think?)
Clever Kim from Retro Mama has posted an eggy tutorial over at her lovely blog! I have a feeling mine will be less then egg-shaped, somehow! Visit Kim to learn how to make Fabric Easter Eggs!
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THank you so much for the links, especially the sleepy bunny! too cute!
thanks for these great easter links.
many beautiful ideas, such a lot to do…
doro.
Great Scott, I had no idea my bunny pattern was on here until just now. Wow! Thanks so much for including me, what an honor!
Thanks for the fab links. I can’t wait to make some Easter goodies.
I hope the chicks don’t eat the jellybeans! All of the items are looovely. It’s sparking my creativity!
Thank you for the mention !
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How adorable these tutorials are! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for these links! I’m loving all the fun Easter inspired crafts! Hoping my daughter and I can create some of these together!
What lovely little softies. Thanks!
Thanks for these links, I’ve printed out the little chick pattern, so sweet!
Also I think I shall make the baby bunny for one of my young cousins. He’s just too ridiculously cute not to make!
Thanks for including me, Pip… and for all your super kind and generous words! Wow!
This is a fantastic round-up… don’t even know where to start, but that sleepy bunny is looking like it might need to be made right away! I’d love to make one for my big boy, too… hmmm… he’s getting to the too cool stage. Tricky. My little one will surely flip, though!
Thanks for these georgeous crafts – I think the bunny and chick are so cute!
Thanks so much for getting these wonderful spring things together. I’m having an Easter craft time next week and we’ll definitely be using this as inspiration!
Thanks so much Pip! I’ve only just become a part of this softie craze and now I’ve got a gorgeous chick and bunny-in-a-rug to make! Do you think you could please post links to more adorable softie paterns in the future? Love your work Pip.
thanks for sharing! great article on the paper the other too!