These crochet Easter animal stuffies are perfect for non-candy gifts to put in your little’s Easter basket this year!
Find the free patterns below for the flower crown chick, unicorn, and bunny.
Purchase the ad-free PDF for all three patterns on Ravelry or Etsy.
Aren’t these just the cutest?! I made a few chicks (without the flower crown) last year for my son’s Easter basket, and about a month ago I made the bunny pattern (which is basically the chick but with bunny ears!)
The unicorn I made just a few days ago to make a cute little set to send along to my niece for Easter! It’s the same base as the chick and bunny, I just had to add the horn and ears to make it an adorable unicorn. 🙂
All of these unique non-food Easter basket ideas have the option to put in a shaker! It’s pretty simple: add some rice or beans to a small plastic Easter egg and put it inside with the stuffing!
It’s a great little noise maker for toddlers or you can opt to leave it out for just a cute little stuffie!
In addition, you can leave out the flower crowns and they will be suitable for little boy’s baskets!
Easter Crochet Patterns
- Purchase the ad-free PDF with all three patterns on Ralvery or Etsy.
- View each pattern separately below.
I don’t have a separate post for the unicorn, but everything is the same as the chick except for the horn and ears! You can view those patterns below.
Ears 3.75mm hook
Round 1: Magic ring, 4 SC in ring, join to first SC (4)
Round 2: Ch 1, 2SC in each st around, join to first st (8)
Round 3-4: Ch 1, SC in each st around, join to first st (8)
Round 5: Ch 1, SC2TOG around, join to first st (4)
Fasten off and leave tail to sew onto head.
Horn 3/75mm hook
Round 1: Magic ring, 4 SC in ring, join to first SC (4)
Round 2: Ch 1, 2SC in each st around, join to first st (8)
Round 3-6: Ch 1, SC in each st around, join to first st (8)
Fasten off and leave tail to sew onto head.
A Word of Caution
I would like to caution when making these, depending on the yarn you use they may come out bigger than expected. I used Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice for all of them and they came out to about 4-5″.
Using something like Red Heart or I Love This Yarn! may result in a much bigger animal. If you prefer that, great! If you would rather have something on the smaller side, I suggest using a smaller hook size if you go with a worsted weight yarn that is not Vanna’s Choice.
I hope these little toys will make your littles smile and that they love finding these little toys in their Easter baskets!
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