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    This document provides instructions for making a beginner crochet Easter egg. It lists the materials needed, includes a chart with stitches and abbreviations, and provides a step-by-step pattern to crochet an egg shape in multiple rounds. The pattern results in a 3 inch tall egg and encourages customizing eggs with different yarn colors.

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    Eggs

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    This document provides instructions for making a beginner crochet Easter egg. It lists the materials needed, includes a chart with stitches and abbreviations, and provides a step-by-step pattern to crochet an egg shape in multiple rounds. The pattern results in a 3 inch tall egg and encourages customizing eggs with different yarn colors.

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    This document provides instructions for making a beginner crochet Easter egg. It lists the materials needed, includes a chart with stitches and abbreviations, and provides a step-by-step pattern to crochet an egg shape in multiple rounds. The pattern results in a 3 inch tall egg and encourages customizing eggs with different yarn colors.

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    Eggs

    Uploaded by

    Charlotte Knight
    This document provides instructions for making a beginner crochet Easter egg. It lists the materials needed, includes a chart with stitches and abbreviations, and provides a step-by-step pattern to crochet an egg shape in multiple rounds. The pattern results in a 3 inch tall egg and encourages customizing eggs with different yarn colors.

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    Crochet Easter Egg Pattern

    Skill Level: Beginner, Measures 3 inches tall

    Materials: Stitches and Abbreviations: Notes:


    ● Worsted weight yarn in any ● R - round ● This pattern is worked in
    pastel color ● Ch - chain continuous rounds. Do not join.
    ● 3.25mm crochet hook (size D) ● Sc - single crochet ● A stitch marker is recommended
    or hook of your choice ● St - stitch keep track of rounds.
    ● Polyfil stuffing ● Sts - stitches ● A magic circle is recommended
    ● Yarn needle ● Inc - increase to create a tighter starting hole.
    ● Stitch marker (optional) ● Dec - decrease ● Your Easter eggs will look
    different depending on your
    materials and your unique
    crochet style!
    Easter Egg:
    With Blue (or any pastel color):
    R1:​ Ch 2 and sc 6 in second ch from hook (6)
    R2:​ Inc in each st (12)
    R3:​ Sc in each st (12)
    R4:​ *Inc, sc in next st* repeat 6x (18)
    R5:​ Sc in each st (18)
    R6:​ *Inc, sc in next 2 sts* repeat 6x (24)
    R7 - R12:​ (6 rounds) Sc in each st (24)
    R13:​ *Dec, sc in next 2 sts* repeat 6x (18)
    R14:​ Sc in each st (18)

    Pause here to start stuffing your egg. Continue


    stuffing as you close it up.

    R15:​ *Dec, sc in next st* repeat 6x (12)


    R16:​ *Dec* repeat 6x (6)

    Leave a 6 inch tail and cut yarn. With yarn


    needle, close up hole by weaving yarn through
    the front loops of each sc in Round 16. Pull tight
    to close, and weave yarn through the egg and
    cut off extra.

    Make eggs in all different colors, and use


    variegated yarns for even more variety!

    I hope you enjoyed this pattern! If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at any time. This
    pattern is the property of BabyCakesStudios, so please do not claim this pattern as your own. You are welcome to sell
    finished products made from this pattern, but do not sell this pattern as your own. Thank you!
    For more patterns, visit BabyCakesStudios.com

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