Are you a crocheter looking for a great way to kick off the spring atmosphere around you? Then, you’ll love these ideas for spring crochet patterns. Springtime is a season most of us look forward to. I cannot wait for the warm weather and for all the opportunities to crochet new stuff.
The warm and heavier yarns give room to the bright-colored, lightweight fibers. Not to mention, it’s time for spring craft markets. Everyone will be spending more time outside. If you do craft fairs, it’s a great time to sell your crochet.
I’ve carefully picked these patterns to diversify your options in one blog post only. Whether you’re looking for Easter patterns, flowers, home décor, or Amigurumi, there are patterns for all needs here.
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What Can I Crochet for Spring?
The warm weather is not the only thing we look forward to in springtime, but we also look for bringing the joy that comes with pop of colors to your home and wardrobe. So, if you’re wondering what you can crochet for spring, here are the most common projects:
- Home decoration – you can make crochet Easter and flower themed pillows, towels, blankets, wall hangings, and garlands.
- Light wearable accessories – crochet spring shawls, wraps, and hats.
- Garments – light crochet dresses, tops, and shorts.
- Kids – crochet Easter baskets, toys, eggs.
- Fruits and vegetables – carrots, onion bulbs, and strawberries.
- Flowers – tulips, daisies, and cherry blossoms.
- Stuffed animals – bunnies, chicks, butterflies, and birds.
The List of Spring Crochet Patterns
Every pattern in this list is showcased with a clear photo and a small description to inspire you. I hope you find something you love here. If you would rather use this list for reference in the future, you can also pin it to a relevant Pinterest board.
Crochet Easter Eggs
These crochet Easter eggs were made using the Amigurumi technique. They make great stuffers for baskets and can be used as decorations. Choose from two sizes or make several of both sizes using your favorite spring colors.
Recommended yarn: Worsted Weight (#4) cotton yarn.
Recommended hook size: 3.5 mm (US E).
Crochet Flower Pattern + photo tutorial
Next on the list of spring crochet patterns is this easy and straightforward project, which includes instructions for three sizes of simple crochet flowers. If you like using appliqués to decorate garments, totes, or pillows, you will love these cute flowers.
Recommended yarn: Worsted Weight (#4) for the flower and DK (#3) for the disk/center.
Recommended hook size: 4.5 mm (US 7) for the petals and 3.5 mm (US E) for the disk.
Crochet Spring Garden Bunnies
How cute are these garden creatures disguised as bunnies? With this free pattern, you get a set of 4 adorable spring Amigurumi projects to watch over your garden. It’s a cute idea for decoration and gifts.
Recommended yarn: Worsted Weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.5 mm (US E).
Amigurumi Crochet Strawberry
Strawberries are among the most common spring fruits. These strawberry stuffies could be a great addition to a party centerpiece or a sweet gift for a loved one. Make them with thin yarn for a more realistic look, or use big fur yarn if you want a Strawberry stuffy instead.
Recommended yarn: Light (#3), worsted (#4), or bulky (#4)
Recommended hook size: 2.75 mm (US C) or 3.5 mm (US E), depending on the yarn used.
Rectangular Crochet Wrap Shawl
This next project in the spring crochet patterns series is a versatile and elegant crochet wrap. It will be a perfect addition to your spring wardrobe. It’s great for layering on those early spring nights out. Since spring is wedding season, it’s also an excellent pattern for a bridal shawl.
Recommended yarn: Fine (#2) cotton or cotton blend.
Recommended hook size: 3.75 mm (US F)
Crochet Bunny Pockets
Gift giving will be fun with these crochet bunny cards and treat holders when Easter comes. They are cute, perfect for using yarn leftovers, and so unique. Kids will love them, and adults will surely do, too.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 5 mm (US H).
Crochet Scrunchies
Scrunchies are always trendy and are a stylish way to put your hair up when the warm weather arrives. This pattern is very easy and quick. If you have chenille or velvet yarn leftovers, put them to good use with this pattern.
Recommended yarn: Bulky (#5) or Super Bulky (#6) chenille or velvet yarn.
Recommended hook size: 3.5 mm (US E).
Stuffed Carrots Crochet Earrings
Next on the list of spring crochet patterns is a crunchy vegetable. Carrots must be one of the veggies that best represents spring. The bright orange color in these crochet earrings is perfect. I love how delicate it looks with the super-small hook and crochet thread.
Recommended yarn: Size 10 crochet thread.
Recommended hook size: 1.65 mm.
Spring Summer Cardigan
This beautiful cardigan was designed with a technique called filet crochet pattern, which is an open and airy stitch that’s perfect for the warm seasons. Not to mention, it’s easy and quick to work on since it’s made of very basic stitches.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) cotton and acrylic blend.
Recommended hook size: 4.5 mm and 5.00 mm.
Spring Flower Bouquet pattern
If you like decorating your home with flowers but are not a big fan of real ones, this chrysanthemum crochet flower bouquet is stunning. The pattern is offered as a free YouTube video tutorial.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4), but it’s a great yarn scrap project.
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Crochet Spring Breeze Lace Scarf Pattern
This lace scarf is another perfect, airy accessory for layering during those chilly spring and summer evenings. The lacy shell stitch used in this pattern is gorgeous and makes it elegant.
Recommended yarn: Fingering (#1).
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G).
Crochet Spring Beanie Pattern
Here, we have a beanie in this spring crochet patterns list offered in various sizes that range from preemie to adult. It’s a perfect and beginner-friendly pattern for making hats for the whole family. Light crochet beanie patterns like these are not easily found.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 4.5mm to 5.50 mm, depending on the size.
Spring Bunny Pot Holder
Posh Pooch Designs has a series of spring animal potholders on her blog. This colorful bunny potholder will be the perfect spring addition to your kitchen. I’m including two of them on this list; the other one is below.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) 100% cotton.
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Spring Lamb Pot Holder
Next in this spring crochet pattern collection is an adorable lamb potholder. The designer recommends using good-quality cotton yarn unless you’re making these for decorative purposes only. This cute pattern comes with detailed instructions and step-by-step photos.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) 100% cotton.
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Spring Summer Crochet Dress
This gorgeous spring/summer dress was created with weight category #3 yarn. If you’re a visual learner, the pattern is also available as a YouTube video tutorial. The instructions are for nine sizes, from Small to 5XL.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 5.50 mm.
Easy Spring Basket Crochet Pattern
Give your craft room a pop of color with these versatile and functional crochet baskets. They can be a multi-purpose, fun spring project. They can be used for storage and would make a great Easter basket.
Recommended yarn: Super Bulky (#6).
Recommended hook size: 10.00 mm (US N).
Easter Welcome Crochet Pillow
Brighten up your home décor this spring with this beautiful Easter Welcome Pillow. This pattern was created using intarsia and tapestry crochet techniques, a lovely colorwork method. It doesn't sound simple initially, but it’s relatively easy once you get the hang of it.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G).
Spring Alpacas Amigurumi Pattern
How adorable are these spring Amigurumi alpacas? This is a cute addition to this collection of spring crochet patterns. If you want to create something fluffy and colorful, these alpacas are perfect. And they’re ideal for gifts as well.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G).
Crochet Butterfly Gnome
Gnome fans will love adding this butterfly gnome to their collection. This whimsical pattern is full of adorable details. Winding Road Crochet has many other gnome options; check out her blog post for the other links.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E).
One Skein Crochet Mesh Scarf Pattern
I love the ruffle details on this mesh-stitched scarf. They are perfect for adding some spring vibes to it. What a gorgeous and unique accessory to style with your springtime outfits. This will be a super quick project, perfect for making for yourself or gifting to friends and family.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E).
Crochet Bunny Spring Wall Hanging
Welcome spring to your home with this next fun bunny wall hanging. I love the pastel colors in the picture sample; I would probably use the same colors to make one. If you’re new to tapestry crochet, the designer has a link showing you how to work with that technique.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 2.50 mm.
Mini Chick Wall Hanging Crochet Pattern
This is yet another adorable Easter wall hanging for this collection. This would be an excellent decoration for a craft room or a playroom, with bright spring colors. It’s simple, quick, and will make a great first-time tapestry crochet project.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Spring Vibes Baby Blanket
Nothing screams “let spring start” louder than this adorable baby blanket. It will give you a mix of “snow melting and fresh grass” vibe. The pattern is easy to follow and comes with a YouTube video tutorial.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Spring Snail Crochet Pattern
Crochet snails are your best spring garden friends because they are adorable and completely harmless. This pattern's spiral effect in the snail’s shell was created by working half double crochet in the third loop. That’s so creative, isn’t it?
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 2.50 mm.
Crochet C2C Flower Truck Blanket
What about a truck loaded with flowers? This next pattern in the spring crochet patterns list was created using the C2C technique. If you are a fan of vintage-style decoration for spring or any other season, this will be the perfect project for you.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 5.50 mm.
Spring Dreams Crochet Coaster
Brighten up spring with these flower coasters. Coasters are one of the best options if you’re looking for quick crochet spring projects. The finished project pictured here will measure approximately 4” (10 cm) in diameter.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) cotton yarn.
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G).
Patons Striped Crochet Tote Bag
This tote was created with a cotton and hemp yarn blend. It’s a perfect yarn for this project because it’s durable and easy to care for. The pattern is available as a free download, and the finished project will be approximately 16" wide x 13.5" high (37 cm) tall.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E).
Spring Blossom Crochet Headband
Next in this spring crochet patterns collection, this adorable crochet headband is an excellent accessory for women of all ages. Make it in your favorite spring colors and embellish it with flowers and beads to add your personal touch.
Recommended yarn: DK / Light Worsted (#3).
Recommended hook size: 5.00mm (US H).
Tulip Bulb Amigurumi Pattern
Tulip bulbs represent the awakening of gardens on the US East Coast (where I live) so well. They make me so happy to see them coming to life, as it’s a sign that the warm weather is here to stay. This pattern is so adorable for spring decoration.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 4.50 mm.
Crochet Gingham Hand Towel
Gingham crochet patterns are perfect for any occasion for farmhouse-style decorations. This bright pink and white make it so unique. Follow the video tutorials and the written pattern if you’re a visual learner.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) cotton yarn.
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H).
Red Heart Bunny Garland
Hop onto spring with this festive bunny garland. The motifs are easy to crochet and look adorable on your mantel. It’s a great way to showcase the beautiful Easter colors in your home.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 5.50 mm (US I).
Amigurumi Spring Cherry Flower Blossom
Cherry blossoms are another “must” on this list of spring crochet patterns. This beautiful pattern, created using the Amigurumi technique, can be completed in as little as three hours. It’s a cute idea to kick-start your spring projects.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 2.50 mm.
No-Sew Crochet Bee Step-by-Step (Free Pattern)
Bees are adorable, trendy, and fun crochet projects. They will add whimsy to your Spring decoration. This Amigurumi bee pattern is no-sew, making it a great beginner project.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E)
Amigurumi Bunny Free Crochet Pattern [No-Sew]
This is yet another cute spring crochet pattern for this collection. This long-eared bunny is also available for free here on the blog. Did I mention no-sew? Yes, it's yet another beginner-friendly pattern you'll love to crochet.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight cotton (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E)
Free Crochet Butterfly Pattern
These butterflies are not only fun to crochet, but they also make the perfect spring projects for using your yarn leftovers. With multiple customization possibilities, this pattern is easy and quick, and it is available here on the blog with a print-friendly card.
Recommended yarn: Worsted weight (#4) or any other yarn you like.
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G)
No-Sew Chick Crochet in Egg
Isn't this crochet chick in an egg so adorable? If you're looking for a small and quick crochet pattern for Easter (or Spring), you'll love this chick. It's another fun project that will be a fantastic gift for kids.
Recommended yarn: Medium weight 100% cotton (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E)
Crochet Rose Flower Gnome
I tend to add gnomes to my crochet roundups whenever I have a change. I can't resist how adorable these short guys are. This rose spring gnome is no different. If you love gnomes and are looking for a free pattern, check this one out.
Recommended yarn: Medium weight 100% Acrylic (#4).
Recommended hook size: 3.50 mm (US E)
Little Spring Bird pattern
These cute birds are next because they are adorable. If you know a bird lover, these will make a cute gift for them. Alternatively, you can use them for your spring decoration. The pattern is a free PDF download on Ravelry.
Recommended yarn: Fine/Sports (#2) Cotton.
Recommended hook size: 2.50 mm
Spring Tulips Square Free Crochet Pattern
I love tullips! I think because they are the first flowers to sprout in my garden in spring, they symbolize the arrival of life. This free square pattern can be used to make a spring blanket, pillows, or towels.
Recommended yarn: Medium weight (#4).
Recommended hook size: 5.00 mm (US H)
3D Daisy Flower Granny Square
This 3D Daisy Flower granny square has spring vibes printed all over. I love how simple it is and how you can work with colors to create a beautiful spring blanket. You'll love these squares if you enjoy simple, easy, yet unique projects.
Recommended yarn: Light Worsted weight (#3)/DK.
Recommended hook size: 4.00 mm (US G)
Supplies Needed for Spring Crochet Patterns
It’s always a good practice to check your specific project’s supply list. But when working on your spring crochet patterns, here’s what you’ll need most of the time:
- Yarn – Fine (#2) to worsted (#4) are the most common weights (more on yarns below).
- Stitch markers – they will be useful for Amigurumi, but if you’re a beginner you can use them for any project.
- Crochet hooks – Clover Amour Hooks are my favorite. since you’ll be working with lighter yarns, up to 4.50 mm or 5.00 mm (US 7/E) sizes will work best.
- Polyester fiberfill – for stuffed animals and toys.
- Yarn scissors – it’s always a good idea to have a few of them handy.
- A flexible measuring tape – if you’re making garments and hats, you’ll need it.
- Other helpful notions: tapestry needles, thread, buttons, and safety eyes.
What yarns are best for spring crochet patterns?
Generally, worsted weight (#4) or lighter yarns with cool and absorbent fiber contents are the best for spring projects. I recommend cotton, bamboo, and rayon. And the reasons, besides the obvious comfort they offer, these fibers are durable and easy to care for.
Obviously, there are many acrylic and polyester blends that are great in quality as well. If you’re making home décor, for example, these fibers are very good choices. With that said, when it comes to yarn type, you can always go with what you have already tested and approved.
Here are my favorite yarns for spring patterns:
- Lily Sugar’n Cream – this is a 100% cotton yarn that’s great for home décor.
- 24/7 by Lion Brand – this 100% mercerized cotton comes in DK (#3) and Worsted (#4) weights ant is great for garments and toys.
- Cotton Fair Premier Yarns – this cotton/acrylic blend is a Fine (#2) super soft yarn that’s amazing for crochet tops.
- I Love This Cotton by Hobby Lobby – this is a 100% cotton that’s perfect for Amigurumi, kitchen towels and bucket hats.
- Coboo by Lion Brand is a cotton plus bamboo blend yarn that’s an amazing choice for dresses and tops.
- Truboo by Lion Brand is a rayon yarn that that is another great choice for garments as well.
More Pattern Collections You’ll Love
If you want to look even further, I have these other posts here on the blog that have amazing patterns for Easter, Spring and Mother’s Day.
- 40+ Crochet Items to Sell at Craft Fairs
- 40+ Adorable Crochet Bunnies
- 30+ Crochet Strawberry Patterns
- 30+ Flower Granny Square Patterns
- 22+ Crochet Easter Basket Patterns
- 50+ Modern Crochet Gifts For Moms
Final Thoughts
Crochet pattern hunting can be overwhelming, there are so many out there. I get it! But I hope this collection of spring crochet patterns has inspired you.
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