Knit to impress with this last minute Easter knitting patterns fabulously realistic knit bunny. As far as free Easter knitting patterns go, bunnies are always a welcome addition. This design uses two strands of yarn to get a layered color effect. The fuzzy mohair yarn gives your rabbit a halo of softness, and the addition of the alpaca yarn makes the fuzzy yarn much easier to work with.

Designer: From Britain With Love

Yarn: King Cole Baby Alpaca + Debbie Bliss Angel 

(Lace Weight #0 + DK Weight #3 held together)

Hop into spring with a beautiful rainbow rabbit, all you need for a vibrant start to the season. She has such a gentle expression and she has a present for you too - a pretty flower to welcome spring! Grab your scrap yarn basket and get to knitting! This project is worked flat in stockinette and then seamed. All you need is your enthusiasm and some colorful yarn to bring this delightful creature to life.

Designer: Claire Garland

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Alpaca (DK Weight #3)

Keep your breakfast cozy and cute with these funny egg hats. If you're looking for a fun and colorful addition to any Easter table, these are sure to delight children and adults alike. This design is knit in the round from the top down. Be warned, they are an addictive knit because they are so quick and easy to make with very little yarn.

Designer: Designs by Romi

Yarn: Miss Babs Yummy 2-Ply (Fingering Weight #1)

How can you top beautiful hand-knit socks with bunnies on them? Don't forget, by adding a fluffy tail to the heels of course! I just love free Easter knitting patterns that make for great gifts! You can make a pair (or two!) from the toe-up with a short-row heel.

Designer: Amy Gunderson

Yarn: Universal Yarn Bella Cash (Sport Weight #3)

Beginners don’t skip this one! I know you might be tempted to scroll on by because this hat is something special, but it’s much easier than it looks! This fun bunny hat was designed with the beginner knitter in mind. You’ll get an excellent introduction into the world of stranded knitting and you’ll only be using two colors at a time. You'll want to see how simple and rewarding it can be to create something so adorable and cozy.

Designer: Hada Knits

Yarn: Malabrigo Yarn Rios (Worsted Weight #4)

When the gift bag is this cute, no one will even care what’s inside it! This is such a cute and clever way to reduce plastic waste from traditional gift bags. A sturdy knit gift bag is the gift that keeps on giving because it can be used over and over again! Plus, this free Easter knitting pattern is super easy to make since it is worked flat with a simple drawstring closure. 

Designer: Judith Schur

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

You can’t have Easter without knitted Easter eggs! These are calorie-free and full of fiber. (Plus, if one of these knit eggs isn’t found immediately, you won’t have to worry about that rotten egg smell!) This clever design works flat with lots of customization options like stripes, chevrons, and polka dots!

Designer: Little Cotton Rabbits

Yarn: Rowan 4 Ply Cotton (Fingering Weight #1)

Here’s a darling handmade bunny that any little one would love to have and to snuggle with! Free Easter knitting patterns that make excellent additions to Easter baskets are always nice to have around. You can make this adorable rabbit and her tiny dress and bright yellow balloon with stockinette stitch work in the round, one of the most cherished techniques for creating soft, cuddly toys.

Designer: Knitterbees

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Celebrate baby’s first Easter with an easy and adorable knitted Easter bunny beanie! This free Easter knitting pattern is available in just one size - 3-6 months. You’ll start with a decorative picot cast on and then join to work in the round. Bulky weight yarn is a great time saver that will help you finish your handmade hat in no time!

Designer: Noe Knit

Yarn: Reynolds Andean Alpaca Regal and Anny Blatt Angora Super (Bulky Weight #5)

Calling all beginners! Who says that a rabbit has to have arms and legs? This chunky knit bunny is oh-so adorable and perfect for cuddling. You can make this quick and free Easter bunny knitting pattern using stockinette stitch and working in the round.

Designer: Purl Soho

Yarn: Blue Sky Fibers (Super Bulky Weight #)

I still can’t quite figure out how you get a perfectly shaped egg even when working flat. It must be knitting magic! These quick and simple knitted Easter egg patterns are simply begging to be made! If your kids are too old for egg hunts, then you could use these knitted creations for bean bags or hand warmers.

Designer: Marianna’s Lazy Daisy Days

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Here’s a cute and quick knit for an Easter baby shower. You can work up this easy knitting pattern using the written instructions or the chart. It makes for an easy and adorable bib or wash cloth that looks great in any color!

Designer: Down Cloverlaine

Yarn: (Worsted Weight #4)

Of course, free Easter knitting patterns aren’t all about bunnies. You can’t forget the new baby chicks that hatch every spring, especially when looking for a knitted chick pattern! This is a really quick knit that’s worked flat and then seamed. The beak and the feet are felted on afterwards with a bit of roving.

Designer: Fuzzy Thoughts

Yarn: (DK Weight #3)

Wow, the color work on these eggs is amazing! These guys are so fun and their designs are great, so if you are up for some fun colorwork then give these eggs a try.

Designer: Arne and Carlos

Yarn: DK Weight (Category #3)

Here’s another fun garter stitch knit. The textured surface is a great match for a new baby chick’s soft and fuzzy feathers. This free Easter knitting pattern is extra special thanks to the addition of a candy compartment!

Designer: Gina-Michele

Yarn: Loops & Threads Charisma (Bulky Weight #5)

Everyone’s favorite Easter chocolate indulgence is back and better than ever. This knit chocolate bunny will never melt or make a mess! You can make this clever no-sew design using a combination of working flat and in the round with stockinette stitch.

Designer: Blah, Blah, Blahhhg

Yarn: Michell & CIA Luxury Collection (DK Weight #3)

A bunny that can stand up on its own is perfect for displaying on the mantle or the table. This beginner-friendly knit is worked flat using bulky weight yarn or 2 strands of worsted weight yarn. I love this pattern because it’s a great introduction into changing colors and embroidering facial features.

Designer: Whitney’s Whimsies

Yarn: Lion Brand Jiffy Solid (Bulky Weight #5)

Dress your pillows to impress with farmhouse-style pillow covers. The modern striped design with a bunny silhouette is a lovely spin on the traditional pastel Easter decor.  You’ll be working the front and back separately in stockinette and then seaming. The button closure lets you easily remove the cover for washing. 

Designer: Briana K Designs 

Yarn: Bernat Softee Chunky (Super Bulky Weight #6)

Who needs a wicker basket when you can make one yourself out of yarn? A beautiful handmade knit basket is a treasured family heirloom that can be used again and again to make everlasting memories. You’ll be working this easy and Free Easter knitting pattern in the round-in-stockinette.

Designer: Anacapa Knits

Yarn: Sirdar Snuggly Crofter Baby Fair Isle Effect (DK Weight #3)

Add some fun flair to the traditional knit basket with the addition of floppy rabbit ears and a fluffy cotton tail. No kids? No problem! Knit baskets are excellent for holding potted plants, car keys, candles, and more. Don’t you just love functional and free Easter knitting patterns for decor? 

Designer: Gina-Michele

Yarn: Red Heart Grande (Jumbo Weight #7)

Knitting something with so much color and texture is pure joy! It will almost be as much fun to make as it is to give away - and just imagine the look on their face when they receive it! This multi strand design is worked from the bottom up in the round. 

Designer: Heather Lodinsky

Yarn: Red Heart Bunches of Hugs (Worsted Weight #4)