Before I knew what was going on, I'd grabbed my cheap yarn, hook, some stuffing and had made my first egg. It was so cute and such a quick make, that I made a few more. I've stopped at 5 Easter eggs (for now) and might make just one more to have a half dozen.
If you'd like to make some of these 100% fat free, calorie free, low carb, gluten free, paleo, vegetarian, dairy free (what have I forgotten?) Easter eggs too, you can visit Sarah-Jayne's blog for the written pattern HERE.
I've embedded the tutorial video link below. Personally, I found it easiest to watch the video and make up the first egg by watching, pausing and crocheting then watching, pausing and crocheting.
Once I'd made the first, the second Easter egg was much easier and I found it easier to just follow along the pattern.
Happy Crocheting my friends :-)
Love the idea of the eggs. So cute.
ReplyDeleteThat is a perfect yarn for so cute eggs!
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ReplyDeleteI have just finished making my first egg. More will be hatched during the next week! Cheaper than chocolate eggs when you have a bag full of oddments of wool. Many thanks for the link. Helen in France
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