DIY Crochet Kit Easter Bunny Basket

Ready to make the cutest Basket for Easter? Taking cues from the Easter bunny, this basket adds a delightful touch to your home decor for the season. It uses a perforated wooden base to give it more stability. With this project, you will learn how to work with a wooden base, without making the holes visible, and how to make a perfect finish. You will also learn how to do the centred double crochet stitch. It’s crochet, but looks like knitting and that is why it is also called a crochet knit stitch.

The pattern includes step-by-step photos and several video tutorials that will help through the process.

This kit contains

Zpagetti Solid, by Hoooked, 100% reused cotton knit fabrics (selvedges and remnants from t-shirt production; may have a small elastane percentage)

• white, 700g, 120m (colour A)
• pink 350g, 50m (colour B)
• black, leftovers (approx. 4m) (colour C)

4 mm / US G crochet hook

6 mm / US J crochet hook

Wooden Perforated Round Base 20 cm diameter

Printed Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish, and French

You will also need

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Measurements:

Base - 22 cm (8.7 in) approx. in diameter

Basket Height - 14 cm (5.5 in) approx.

Height with Ears - 28 cm (11 in) approx.

Gauge:

Crochet 9 stitches and 12 rows for a 10 x 10 cm tension swatch. If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size crochet hook to avoid deviations.

Please note

Our pattern uses UK crochet terms.

UK = US

Double Crochet (dc) = Single Crochet (sc)

Half Treble (htr) = Half Double (hdc)

Treble (tr) = Double Crochet (dc)

Skill level description

Beginner – crocheters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic crochet techniques
Easy – confident beginners with  knowledge of basic crochet stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading
Intermediate – crocheters with a broad crochet experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns
Advanced – crocheters with extensive crochet experience, familiar with a wide range of crochet techniques and stitches

Ready to make the cutest Basket for Easter? Taking cues from the Easter bunny, this basket adds a delightful touch to your home decor for the season. It uses a perforated wooden base to give it more stability. With this project, you will learn how to work with a wooden base, without making the holes visible, and how to make a perfect finish. You will also learn how to do the centred double crochet stitch. It’s crochet, but looks like knitting and that is why it is also called a crochet knit stitch.

The pattern includes step-by-step photos and several video tutorials that will help through the process.

This kit contains

Zpagetti Solid, by Hoooked, 100% reused cotton knit fabrics (selvedges and remnants from t-shirt production; may have a small elastane percentage)

• white, 700g, 120m (colour A)
• pink 350g, 50m (colour B)
• black, leftovers (approx. 4m) (colour C)

4 mm / US G crochet hook

6 mm / US J crochet hook

Wooden Perforated Round Base 20 cm diameter

Printed Patterns in English, Dutch, German, Spanish, and French

You will also need

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Measurements:

Base - 22 cm (8.7 in) approx. in diameter

Basket Height - 14 cm (5.5 in) approx.

Height with Ears - 28 cm (11 in) approx.

Gauge:

Crochet 9 stitches and 12 rows for a 10 x 10 cm tension swatch. If your swatch is smaller or bigger, we recommend using another size crochet hook to avoid deviations.

Please note

Our pattern uses UK crochet terms.

UK = US

Double Crochet (dc) = Single Crochet (sc)

Half Treble (htr) = Half Double (hdc)

Treble (tr) = Double Crochet (dc)

Skill level description

Beginner – crocheters who are familiarizing themselves with the basic crochet techniques
Easy – confident beginners with  knowledge of basic crochet stitches who want to venture out into pattern reading
Intermediate – crocheters with a broad crochet experience, and with good ability to follow more intricate patterns
Advanced – crocheters with extensive crochet experience, familiar with a wide range of crochet techniques and stitches