Crochet Easter Egg

Abbreviations

CHChain
SCSingle Crochet
INCIncrease
DECDecrease
* A * × BRepeat “A” for a number of B times

Pattern

Work in continuous rounds

RoundStitchesCount
16 SC in magic ring6
2*INC* × 612
3*SC, INC* × 6 18
4*5 SC, INC* × 321
5*3 SC, INC, 3 SC* × 324
6*7 SC, INC* × 327
7*4 SC, INC, 4 SC* × 330
8*9 SC, INC* × 333
9~14SC in each stitch around33
15*9 SC, DEC* × 330
16*4 SC, DEC, 4 SC* × 327
17*7 SC, DEC* × 324
18*2 SC, DEC* × 618
19*SC, DEC* × 612
20*DEC* × 66

Cut yarn and thread on a yarn needle. Weave through the front loops of the 6 stitches to tighten the opening. Hide yarn tail in the egg. And you are done!

Optional

Rounds 9~14 are technically building the height of the egg, we can make use of these rounds to create some designs on our egg.

Using the chart above, make the following rounds:
“X” for main color; “Y” for second color.

9*1Y, 7X* × 4
1Y
33
102Y
*5X, 3Y* × 3
5X, 2Y
33
111X
*2Y, 3X, 2Y, 1X* × 4
33
122X
*2Y, 1X, 2Y, 3X* × 3
2Y, 1X, 2Y, 2X
33
13 3X
*3Y, 5X* × 3
3Y, 3X
33
144X
*1Y, 7X* × 3
1Y, 4X
33



Here’s the video tutorial:

An easier way to make decorative eggs is to use printed/variegated yarns.

Easter eggs made with pastel print yarn

Happy Easter!

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