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Easter holiday is soon upon us! Need some cute Easter basket additions? 


How about these super cute carrot pouches - Little Carrot Pouch by Clickety Sticks. This knitting pattern is free, and uses Worsted weight yarn. A great way to use up any leftovers one might have! Otherwise Uptown Worsted would be a really great choice for these fun treat bags.


And this is adorable - they transform! Easter Egg Flips Bunny & Chick by Ling Ryan go from an Easter egg to a bunny or chick in seconds. The pattern is crochet and sells for about $4.69 on Ravelry. It uses DK weight yarn and I think Ricorumi DK would be excellent for this. 

Or how about a crocheted Easter egg that you can fill with something fun? Easter Egg Surprise by Caitie Moore is a free pattern, also using DK weight. Again, Ricorumi DK would work great for this. The designer says her pattern for Itty Bitty Kitty (also free!) fits perfectly inside the Easter Egg. Super cute!


And I can’t help but suggest these silly, little chickens, what with my Norwegian heritage, and they just make me laugh! Easter Chickens Norwegian Style by Bente Presterud. They’re about $4 on Ravelry, for knitters, and made for any gauge yarn! Knitting a bit of stranded colorwork puts a Norwegian stamp on it, but they can be made without any colorwork, too.

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