Pattern Bee has a a free printable pattern for this cute little lamb plushy. He can be made in whatever fabric inspires you, and there’s even instructions on how to make a felt version.
Check out the Flickr Pool for more inspiration.
I hope you enjoyed this week’s round up of adorable Easter crafts. Now go and get busy creating, you’ve only got a week left!
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Ever wondered how to dye your eggs without one of those store bought kits? Here’s a fantastic video tutorial on dyeing eggs with simple produce found at your grocery store. I love the earthy colors and organic patterns, plus it’s a nice change from all that pastel that this holiday inspires.
- How-to Dye Eggs with Veggies
Tomorrow: A cute little Easter plushy
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Keep your eggs from spoiling by hollowing them out first. If you’re new to this technique you might want yo buy some extra eggs to practice with as it can a bit tricky to master.
Tomorrow: We’ll learn how to dye eggs the natural way – with vegetables!
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More eggs! I know everyone is partial to the chocolate variety, but these knitted ones are pretty sweet. Why not mix it up a bit in this year’s Easter egg hunt, and throw in a couple knitted eggs to ease everyone’s sugar high. Or hang them from a couple of branches and make your very own Easter Tree.
- Knitted Egg Instructions
Tomorrow: We get messy with some real eggs.
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