Crochet Easter Bunny Washcloth Pattern

Are you looking for a quick Easter Bunny pattern? If so, you can make this washcloth bunny crochet pattern with the free tutorial below! I designed it for my kids and I had to share with you too since I knew you would love it!

Read on down to find the free pattern to make this cute bunny washcloth today.

Free Easter Crochet Bunny Pattern

How to Crochet a Washcloth Easter Bunny Pattern

I am so excited to share my newest Easter crochet pattern, the extra cute Easter Bunny Washcloth! It is such an easy pattern to work up, and you’ll just need to know a few crochet stitches to make these.

The Stitches

Half Double Crochet

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The Yarn

To make these bunny washcloths, you will want to use Lily’s Sugar’n Cream. It is a 100% cotton yarn that I found washes well and holds up to use. I also wanted to mention that it is a four weight cotton yarn that comes in a beautiful variety of colors.

Lily Sugar’n Cream

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I used the colors Potpourri for the main part of the bunny and Soft Violet for the outline. You are welcome to put your own spin on this design.

I can’t wait to see what yarn colors you pick and how your washcloths turn out.

Ready to Get Started?

Scroll on down to find the free crochet bunny pattern and have fun!

I hope you enjoy this Easter crochet bunny pattern and Happy Spring!

Free Crochet Easter Bunny Pattern Washcloth

Skill Level: Easy

Materials

  • A 5.00 mm crochet hook
  • Cotton yarn, I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream in Soft Violet and Potpourri Ombre
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle
  • Measuring tape

Finished Size

  • 6″ wide and 8″ tall (including ears)

Crochet Stitch Abbreviations

Notes

Free Bunny Crochet Pattern

Ears x2: (potpourri colorway)

  • chain (ch) 11, half double crochet (hdc) in 2nd ch from hook and in every stitch (st)  across (10), turn.
  • ch 1, hdc in every st across (10), turn.
  • ch 1, hdc in every st across (10), turn. fasten off leaving a 6 inch piece of yarn

Head: (potpourri colorway)

  • ch 2, 10 hdc in 2nd from hook, sl st to top of first hdc. (10)
  • ch 1, 2 hdc’s in every ch around. sl st to top of first hdc. (20)
  • ch 1, *hdc , 2 hdc’s, repeat from * around, sl st to top of first hdc (30)
  • ch 1, *2 hdc’s, hdc, repeat from * around, sl st to top of first hdc (45)

Finishing:

  • Securely attach ears to head evenly with yarn needle 6 chains apart on top of head ( you should have 6 chain spaces separating your ears)
  • weave in ends with yarn needle

Border: (soft violet colorway)

  • attach soft violet to corner of right ear and * hdc up side of ear (9 times) 2 hdc’s in each of next 3 ch’s (top of ear) hdc down side of of ear (9 times), 6 hdc’s top of head, repeat from * for next ear. continue to hdc around the rest of the head , slip st to first hdc, fasten off and weave in ends.

If you have any questions about this easy crochet bunny pattern please feel free to ask! I am more than happy to assist in any way possible.

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13 Comments

    1. Hi Mona,
      This is an older pattern, so I unfortunately didn’t keep track of the exact amount, but it will take less than a skein of each color to make this bunny.
      Happy Crocheting!

      -Krista

  1. I wish you had shown the ears attached BEFORE the border. I think that would help those of us who are beginners.

    1. Hi Barb,

      Unfortunately, when I wrote this pattern in 2015 I didn’t take that picture. I’ll work up a sample and get a picture up as soon as I can.

      -Krista

  2. Thank you for this cute pattern. Completed as instructed and a great size for a little ones washcloth.

  3. HELP! Love this little bunny – tried to make it but am having problems. Maybe because I am a tight crocheter – don’t know. When I finished the last row of the head mine only measured approx. 3.75″ – you state that it is 6″ wide – even if I add the border I do not think mine would equal 6″. I was going to repeat rows 3 & 4 to make it bigger but that is not materializing. I finished row 3 and it was curling so did not continue to row 4. Any suggestions on how to make it bigger so I end up with a 6″ wide bunny? Thank you in advance – bunny is so cute.

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