Want access to over 2500+
knitting patterns?
Easter Egg Hunt Part 3: Barnyard Animals
-
Yarn Type
-
Designer
-
Needle Size
-
Needle Type
-
Techniques
What you need to know
Cute knitted farmyard animals are the perfect addition to your Easter Egg Hunt Knitalong
We’re very excited to bring you the third part of our Easter Knitalong! In this instalment we’ll be adding a whole group of friendly faces – with a sweet bunny rabbit, a chick, a cow, a pig and a sheep. They’re a fun way to add a non-chocolate element to your Easter egg hunt. Each one only takes small amounts of yarn and can be knitted up in no time – why not make a whole collection of animals to be played with all year round?
Don't forget to save your PDFs to your computer or tablet device as soon as it has been downloaded.
Watch to learn
Brush up on the skills needed for this pattern with this tutorial.
Techniques: Basic Shaping, knit, Purl
-
How to: decrease knit stitches (k2tog)
04:28Craft Box Subscription Access
You might also like these patterns...
-
Spring Flowers Blanket Knitalong: Part Four
Difficulty
-
Baby Cardigan & Teddy Bear Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Toy Cat Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Striped Nappy Cover Knitting Pattern
-
Simple Baby Socks Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Party Percy the Elephant Toy Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Spring Flowers Blanket Knitalong: Part Three
-
Benson Bear: Shorts and Star T-shirt Toy Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Benson Bear Teddy Knitting Pattern
-
Spring Flowers Blanket Knitalong: Part Two
Difficulty
-
Dress Up Frog Toy Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
-
Mouse and Frog Animal Baby Shoes Knitting Pattern
Difficulty
_253_253_64_s_c1.jpeg)
_253_253_64_s_c1.jpeg)
Join our fantastic Instagram followers!
Follow @LetsKnitMag on Instagram and never miss out of the fun
Create Account
Already a member? Click Here to Login
Download Easter Egg Hunt Part 3: Barnyard Animals now!
Login now to get started.
You’re only one step away from casting on.
