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Small Duck Perfect for Easter Free Crochet Patterns

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Small Duck Perfect for Easter Free Crochet Patterns
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So, we all know little chicks are the norm for Easter, alongside eggs, bunnies, and lambs. However, why not spruce up your Easter decorations with some other, equally fun and attractive themes? It’s time to make a small duck that’s perfect for Easter. Indeed, little ducklings are also a sign of spring, and they’re so fun to see waddling behind their mom on the way to the pond or to snag some food. Moreover, these projects are great fun and are also easy enough to snag beginners, such as, for example, your kids. Without a doubt, it will be a great lesson for them to make their own toy, which will then be cherished stuffed.

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20 minute Duck Amigurumi

To begin with, this small duck amigurumi is an absolute joy to make. Moreover, as you can see, there is no limit in terms of color. So, whatever yarn odds and ends you have, they’ll be perfect.

20 minute duck

Go to the free pattern: 20 Minute Duck Amigurumi

More info about project photographed here.

 

If It Looks Like a Duck

If this small duck looks like a duck, quacks like one and floats like one, it’s definitely got to be a chicken, right? Of course, there is no reason why you can’t turn this pattern into little chickens as well.

If It Looks Like a Duck

Go to the free pattern: If It Looks Like a Duck

Malcolm the Mallard

Next, Malcom the mallard is a small duck with very natural hues. I think that this is a wonderful pattern that will be a treasured Easter decoration.



malcolm the mallard scaled

Go to the free pattern: Malcolm the Mallard

Dottie The Duck 

Dottie the duck is a gorgeous little duckling sitting in a little nest or eggshell, happily smiling and peeping at your kids. This is a fun little project based on two amigurumi ovoids and stitched on accessories. What a great way to bring some cheer into a child’s life! What a great way to bring some cheer into yours as well!
Skills:  Easy    Designer:  Yarn Society
Dottie The Duck Free Crochet Pattern
 

Go to the pattern: Dottie The Duck

Pocket Duck

Chicks and bunnies are Easter classics, but why not add to the tradition? Here are some Easter-ready baby ducklings that are just perfect for an Easter basket, a table-top decoration or as a basket stuffer for the Easter-egg hunt. They are super simple to make, infinitely customizable and very, very cute. Make, enjoy, and put a smile on any child’s face… even that dour 45-year-old’s!
Skills:  Easy    Designer:  Spin a Yarn Crochet
Pocket Duck Free Crochet Pattern
 

Go to the pattern: Pocket Duck

 

Amigurumi Duck Free Crochet Pattern

These super cute little ducks NEED to be an addition to your amigurumi collection! They want to be hugged, carried around and held by the wing.  They will also be a great project to increase your crocheting skills, with just the right amount of difficulty for a beginner to practice on. Betcha won’t stop at just one!
 

Skills:  Easy  to Intermediate  Yarn: Size 4 worsted weight yarn   Designer : Grace and Yarn

Go to the pattern: Amigurumi Duck

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Gloria
Gloria
1 year ago

The counts are wrong one this pattern tut all’s fine to round 9, then next row count is 13, you have 9sts to get 13 sts into: inc in 1 st (1st), sc in nxt 5 (6sts), inc (7sts), sc nxt 3 sts (10 sts total). so is the count 10 or 13???? Or am I going crazy ripping out sts and reworking accordingly???? 20 mins has turned into an hour. Help, pls.

Gloria
Gloria
1 year ago

The counts are wrong one this pattern tut all’s fine to round 9, then next row count is 13, you have 9sts to get 13 sts into: inc in 1 st (1st), sc in nxt 5 (6sts), inc (7sts), sc nxt 3 sts (10 sts total). so is the count 10 or 13???? Or am I going crazy ripping out sts and reworking accordingly???? 20 mins has turned into an hour. Help, pls.

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Agyness
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1 year ago

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