Crochet Bunny Basket | Easy Easter Treat Basket

These soft cuddly bunny treat bags is such a cute and quick easter crochet project!. You can make plenty very quickly!. You can use them as Easter egg decor basket or treat basket!

Materials Used:

Yarn: Big Twist Cuddle

Colors: 

6mm Crochet Hook 

Stitch Marker 

Sewing Needles 

Scissors 

Crochet Terms(US Terminology):

mr: Magic Ring 

ch: Chain

st(s): Stitch(es)

sc: Single Crochet 

hdc: Half Double Crochet 

dc: Double Crochet 

blo: Back Loop 

sc2tog: Single Crochet Two Together 

slst: Slip Stitch 

Crochet Pattern: 

Basket:

Round1: Magic Ring, 10hdc around the magic ring. Slst on top of starting ch2(10 hdc sts)

Round2: ch2(considered as 1st hdc), 1more hdc on the same st. 2hdc sts on each st around. Slst on top of starting ch2 (20hdc sts)

Round3: (working only on the blo for this round). Ch1(doesn’t count as a stitch),1hdc on the blo of same st. 1hdc on blo of each st around.Slst on top of starting hdc.(20blo hdc sts)

Round4-7: Ch1(doesn’t count as a stitch),1hdc on the same st. 1hdc on each st around.Slst on top of starting hdc.(20 hdc sts)

Round8: 1reverse sc on each st around. Slst on top of starting st. (20 reverse sc sts). Fasten off and weave the ends.

Bunny Ears:(Make 2)

Ch9, 1sc on 2nd ch from the hook. 1hdc st in next 3 ch, 1dc st in next 3ch. 5dc on the last ch. 1dc on next 3ch(working on the opposite side). 1hdc on next 3 ch on opposite side. 1sc on the last ch on opposite side. Fasten off and leave a long tail and weave the ends.

Bunny Tail:

Working in spiral

Round1: Magic Ring 6sc on the magic ring(6sts)

Round2: 2sc on each st around (12sts)

Round3-4: 1sc on each st around (12sts)

Round5: sc2tog in every 2sts(6sts)

Stuff the tail with polyfil and weave the ends, leaving a long tail.

Sew in the ears and tail to the basket!

Click on the link below to watch complete video tutorial for making this cute ‘Bunny Baskets’

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