7 Eggscellent Knit & Crochet Egg Aprons For the Family Farm OR Your Next Easter Egg Hunt

Posted by Danielle | Mar 13, 2017 | Crochet Patterns, Food Hacks, Holiday, Knitting Patterns |

I fell in love with Ashlea’s crochet egg apron and no wonder, it’s incredibly popular!

This crochet pattern from Heart, Hook, Home comes in kids sizes too.

Since this post first came out in 2017, many fun knit & crochet variations of the egg apron have popped up. Below are a few of my faves.

Crochet Nesting Hens Egg Gathering Apron Pattern from Thomson Farms

Knit Egg Collecting Apron Pattern from Simply Maggie Simply Maggie Knits

Crochet Homestead Egg Apron Pattern from Lamband Co Designs

Knit Egg Apron Pattern from Pixie Tree Knits

Crochet Li’l Chicken Apron Pattern from tldotcrochet

Crochet Egg Gathering Apron Pattern from Porsha’s World

Check out Etsy for more options, including knit patterns.

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