2 Easter bunny cross stitch patterns to stitch this spring
Easter Sunday falls just once a year, so it’s high time to start stitching special greetings for family and friends. Durene has created these bunny cross stitch patterns that show him on his travels with a basket full of treats, chatting to the birds and frolicking with his Easter eggs.
Stitched in pastel accents, they look suitably springy in cards in sugared almond shades, or mount them in white cards for a more subtle look. These designs are worked in whole cross stitches, backstitch and French knots, which lend plenty of detail to the bunny cross stitch patterns, without making them too tricky to stitch.
Our Easter bunny cross stitch patterns are a great alternative to chocolate for those who are abstaining or, of course, the perfect accompaniment for those who aren’t!
About the bunny cross stitch patterns
Stitching time: Approx 6-8 hoursper design
Type of stitches: Whole cross stitch, backstitch, French knots
Level: Advanced beginner
Threads: Stranded cotton as listed in the key
Needle: Size 24 tapestry needle
Fabric: 14-count white aida measuring 15x15cm (6x6in) for each design
If you need a refresher on the different stitches used in cross stitch, or are looking to get started smirching for the first time, check out our cross stitch for beginners article.
Download the bunny cross stitch patterns
Click to download the bunny cross stitch patterns. The download is an A4 PDF with two bunny cross stitch patterns and an accompanying key.
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