They're the one that hide a Creme Egg inside. A free pattern and tutorial for them can be found on Susan's blog Evie's Gran.
I've used leftovers of Debbie Bliss Cashmerino in various colours as well as yellow. These ones are also sat on yummy Lindt mini-eggs too, and are for the small folk in our family.
I'm taking this clutch of chicks to work this week to hopefully sell to my lovely colleagues.
I especially love the little beige one desperately peeping over the yellow chick 2nd from the right.
Come on Spring weather, where are you? With snow about here in Yorkshire again, I'm tempted to make them all a woolly scarf.
What cute little chicks, and what lovely surprises they hide. I'm sure your colleagues will snap them up :) xx
ReplyDeleteThey're SO cute!!! :-)
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These are so sweet Sally, lucky work colleagues, I'm sure they'll be mad for them. I like the front one third from the left, looks very cheeky! x
ReplyDeleteThey are very sweet - the woolly scarf would be an interesting seasonal twist! Jx
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little chicks! great for Easter and the rest of the year :) have a happy week sweetie
ReplyDeleteBee happy x
My friend made me some last year, they are so cute! :) x
ReplyDeleteSo cute! What lovely gifts.
ReplyDeleteYour Godson is over the moon with his - thank you very much Auntie Sal. xx
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful little chicks :)
ReplyDeleteI recently discovered a pattern for these too, just not really in time to make many for Easter. Hopefully I will be more organised for next year.
I especially love the non yellow ones, I hadn't thought of doing them in other colours but I definitely will now.
Have a lovely Easter!
Hannahx