10 Easter Egg Knitting Decor Ideas
Easter is getting closer and closer, so it’s time to make some fun decorations, especially for this occasion! Are you excited? Today we will show you lovely and charming knitted Easter Egg Decor that will decorate your home for Easter! Take a yarn and make a lot of funny and colorful eggs, I’m sure it will look amazing!
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Forest Animals Egg Cosies
- Designed by Amanda Berry
How do you like the idea of decorating Easter eggs with cute cozies? You can use them also daily and make your breakfasts energizing and fun. Any kid will like these forest animals! Knit the three types of egg cosies with a free pattern. A bear, owl, or bunny — whom do you like more?
PHOTOS by Amanda Berry / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
Knitted Easter Eggs
- Designed by Anna Knitter
You need just a little yarn to knit the lovely Easter decoration with a free pattern — tiny knitted eggs. Choose the multi-color yarn, and you’ll get pretty colorful eggs to play the egg hunt or to hang on the house plant. Or make them single-colored for minimalistic designs.
PHOTOS by Anna Knitter / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on annaknitter.com.
Quick & Easy Easter Eggs Free Knitting Pattern
As you can see in the name, these Quick & Easy Easter Eggs are really easy to make, so it won’t take you long! Create every egg in different colour and create great little Easter decorations! I hope you will like it!
You will find this free pattern here
Patterned Easter Egg Decorations Free Knitting Pattern
Colorfull eggs just in one colour aren’t for you? So look at these Patterned Easter Egg Decorations! This pattern is available in three different sizes, with optional decorative variations. Funny patterns on each egg makes original decoraton for your house. Moreover, making such Patterned Easter Egg Decorations is great fun!
You will find this free pattern here
Knit Easter Egg Ornaments Free Knitting Pattern
Do you miss the Christmas tree? So create Knit Easter Egg Ornaments and hang them up on a bouquet of Easter flowers – Your Easter tree is ready! It will look beautifull on table, so choose your favourite yarn in spring colours and start today!
You will find this free pattern here
Here you can see another version of Knit Easter Egg Ornaments. Just look how beautiful it looks on twigs in a vase. Such a ornaments in light blue and green colours looks really stunning and I hope you will like them!
You will find this free pattern here, more about this project is here
Easter Egg Free Knitting Pattern
These cute little easter eggs are an amazing idea for Easter decorations for your home or handmade gift for your family member. What’s more, maybe Easter Egg is an interesting project to try your first three-dimensional piece of knitting?
You will find this free pattern here
If you like this post, make sure to check out: The Best 30 Crochet Easter Baskets
Bunnys Bottom Easter Wreath
- DESIGNED by Amanda Berry
This wreath is a fun and cute knit that you can use to decorate your home for springtime holidays. Featuring a bunny seen from behind with a large fuzzy pompom tail and a variety of colorful eggs. Have fun making it, it’s also a great gift idea!
PHOTOS by Amanda Berry / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on Ravelry.
4 x Easter Eggs
- DESIGNED by Peach. Unicorn
Knit these adorable Easter eggs this spring. They are knitted flat on straight needles. There are four different looks to choose from: plain, striped, heart, and dotty, but feel free to go with your own, unique design! The finished size is 8cm tall x 5.5cm wide.
PHOTOS by Peach. Unicorn / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on peachunicorndesigns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Easter eggies
- DESIGNED by Julie Williams
This is a great way to use up small yarn scraps. Please keep in mind that if you are not using the suggested polystyrene egg form, you must be careful how you stuff this. The shape of your finished egg will be determined by the stuffing, so it’s worth spending extra time and attention to how you stuff.
PHOTOS by jinxnotthecat / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
