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Celebrate Easter by knitting some of your own little Easter eggs, or great for a handmade Easter gift. This egg knitting pattern shows various designs. How about some brightly coloured ones to help children to learn colours or counting? And this listing also comes with the basket knitting pattern – Something to carry the Easter chocolate around in, or to store your knitted Easter eggs! However, these knitted baskets can also be used long after Easter for all sorts of bits and bobs – This basket knitting pattern will help you to make a nice handmade addition to a children’s picnic playset.
Knitted Eggs in Basket Pattern PDF Download
Easter Eggs in Basket Knitting Pattern PDF Download
This listing contains both the two separate PDFs to be downloaded – one for the eggs and one for basket.
Knitted Basket Complete Size – 11cm width x 11cm depth x 8cm height (excluding handle)
Knitted Egg Complete Size – 4cm width x 4cm depth x 6cm height
'Progress in Pictures’ short video of items being made can now be seen on my NEW YouTube Channel!! See – https://www.youtube.com/@Fittinginknitting
What you will need…
Basket – What you will need…
Total time – 3 Hours 30 Minutes Each Knitted Basket (approx.)
4mm knitting needles (UK 8, US 6)
Chunky yarn (or two lengths of double-knitting (DK) yarn together) – light brown
Sewing up needle
Scissors
Eggs – What you will need…
Total time – 1 Hour Each Knitted Egg
4mm knitting needles (UK 8, US 6)
Double knitting (DK) yarn – various colours
Sewing up needle
Scissors
Stuffing/Toy Filling
Benefits of PDF Downloads!
PDF Knitting Pattern may be re-downloaded to allow you to access it on different devices.
Printer-friendly Easy Print…
For personal use only – Copyright retained by FittingInKnitting
The Disclaimer Bit…!
Timings are approximate and so don’t hold me to it. Children are constantly interrupting me, and it’s easy to speed up or slow down depending on how happy/cross I am.
The sizes I have written are also approximate and so I will not be held responsible for time spent on creating these patterns or materials used should yours not quite look right. Everyone’s yarn and tension will be different. I am not loyal to any particular brand of yarn – it’s whatever I find in my basket from over the years.
Use these patterns as you so wish for personal use only, both for ideas or using the patterns to make your own. However, your own work is at your own risk. I am not taking responsibility for any personal, child, or other person needle injury or such-like. If using any of these patterns for ideas to make and/or give as a gift for a child, please choose appropriately for the child’s age and ensure your sewing, particularly of buttons, is top-notch to avoid any choking hazards.
