We’re so egg-cited to reveal this tiny little Easter egg shell—perfect for pairing with Kiki the Chick! Because the only thing cuter than a woobly little chick is a woobly little chick hatching out of an adorable little egg.
In fact, while it’s obviously ideal for Easter, we’d argue that this egg-shell-ent accessory is cute enough to use all year round. Those jagged edges require a few different stitches, but our step-by-step videos will have you finishing up and shell-ebrating in no time. So what are you waiting for? Grab some of our Easy Peasy yarn, and let’s get crackin’!
If this is your first time crocheting, get a beginner learn-to-crochet kit instead. Accessory kits are not designed to teach you how to crochet.
What's included
- Step-by-step video tutorials
- The Woobles Easy Peasy yarn, custom-made for beginners
- Pattern as a PDF
You'll also need a 4mm crochet hook and tapestry needle, which come with any beginner crochet kit.
Customer Reviews
Great for practicing color changes and easy to make. Probably a Beginner+ level instead of just beginner.
I've made 4 bottom egg shells with the material. All of the amigurimi need them (according to my toddler).
Haven't had a chance to start it yet, but very disappointed it didn't include the egg.
I really enjoyed making this little egg shell. Videos are super informative and I was happy to learn new stitches. I am however really disappointed that there is no pattern offered for the little purple egg as shown in the actual picture of the Tiny Easter Egg Shell. Does anyone have any suggestions? Perhaps using another pattern like Kiki, just to make the egg shape. ??
Customer Reviews
Great for practicing color changes and easy to make. Probably a Beginner+ level instead of just beginner.
I've made 4 bottom egg shells with the material. All of the amigurimi need them (according to my toddler).
Haven't had a chance to start it yet, but very disappointed it didn't include the egg.
I really enjoyed making this little egg shell. Videos are super informative and I was happy to learn new stitches. I am however really disappointed that there is no pattern offered for the little purple egg as shown in the actual picture of the Tiny Easter Egg Shell. Does anyone have any suggestions? Perhaps using another pattern like Kiki, just to make the egg shape. ??