Diy Easter Baskets Pattern - And A New Pattern Bundle

Use this easter baskets pattern to make your own diy Easter baskets - I love this mini version! An easy and quick, and super cute sewing project.

Find out more about this little crafty project - and the special pattern bundle!

I might be a little obsessed with easy sewing projects - please tell me I'm not alone! I've been happily sewing quick DIY gifts since Christmas, and the creative flow just keeps going. This time, it's all about soft florals, spring bunnies, and that early-spring feeling. 🌸

To celebrate, I bundled three cute patterns into one special Easter bundle - with a lower price and everything ready for easy, joyful sewing. You'll find it waiting for you in the shop.

Go check them out - 3 patterns, one convenient price. NO coupon needed.

Aren't these bunny prints gorgeous? They look so spring-like with all the tiny hearts and butterflies - and perfect for fussy cutting, too! I make tehse in sets - so cute! This one, sewn with a Minki Kim collection has probably been my favorite so far:

Patterns used: My Kaia Mini Bin, Lea Bin, and Tria Coin Purse - now available as a BUNDLE. 

Want to make these cute little Easter baskets yourself?

They remind me of of springtime. The perfect place to hide some Easter candy! And here's one with scallops and flowers from a novelty prints collection:

I wanted the scalloped top to be folded down,  so I used the floral print as lining. I loved the grass-green stripes, they look like little stems for the flowers.

Diy Easter Basket Pattern Sewing Tips

Using a directional print? These two tips make all the difference:

• Use the print as the lining. That's what shows when the basket top is folded down.
• Cut the print upside down. Yes, really! When you fold the top edge down, the bunnies will be perfectly upright.

A tiny detail - but it makes the finished basket look just right. See?

I also used a stronger interfacing on the lining, since that's the part you actually see when the basket top is folded over. It gives the basket a nicer shape and a sturdier feel.

The pattern itself calls for lightweight interfacing, which works just fine. But if you prefer a more stable basket, you can absolutely step up to a medium-weight interfacing or even fusible fleece - it's an easy upgrade.

I also made a few lovely diy Easter Coin Purses with my Tria pattern that is part of the bundle. Quick and fun!

The little bunny print is so sweet! Also, this Liberty print - you only need tiny scraps to make this coin purse! ↓

Thank you for stopping by. Get the patterns here and make something cute!