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Bunny Cross Stitch Patterns For Easter

March 2, 2026 by Sarah White

I’ve done a collection of Easter bunny cross stitch patterns before, but I wanted this selection to be less seasonal so you can stitch them up and keep them on display through the spring and summer. 

I love this set of four little bunnies doing bunny things from Sweet Stitchy Studio. The full pattern is 91 by 86 stitches and uses 9 colors. On 14 count fabric it comes out to 6.5 by 6.1 inches, or 16.5 by 15.6 cm. You could also stitch a single bunny onto a project or put in a single frame if you’d rather. 

There are lots of rabbits out there that are covered with flowers, like this one from Nathnolu. The pinks and greens in this one give it a vintage look. The pattern uses 10 colors and is 85 by 19 stitches, which some out to 6 1/8 by 6 5/8 inches, or 15.4 by 16.7 cm on 14 count fabric. 

Another option in the same genre but with quite a different look is this one from The Fresh Cross Stitch. To me this one feels more like spring with its light pastel colors. This one is 150 by 150 stitches and uses 12 colors. With 14 count fabric it comes out to 10.7 inches, or 27 cm square. 

This sweet little bunny from Cross Stitch Paterns is stopping to smell the flowers along with the bees. This one would be adorable for a kid’s room, and you can change the color of the flower to suit your decor. The pattern is 57 by 52 stitches, which is 4.07 by 3.71 inches, or 10.34 by 9.43 cm, on 14 count fabric. It uses 17 colors. 

Or you can stitch up this dapper little bunny with a pattern from Kits By SA Stitch. This little guy looks all set to go out with someone special in his little bow tie and with a bouquet of flowers. The design uses 28 solid colors and 12 blends and measures 81 by 107 stitches. That’s 5.9 by 7.7 inches, or 15 by 19.5 cm, on 14 count fabric.  

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Have you read?

Stitch a Banjo Playing Opossum Because Why Not?

I started writing this one as a designer spotlight kind of post, and then I realized when I was almost done with it that I had actually featured this designer before. It was in late 2024, so I’ll forgive myself for forgetting, but it’s worth taking another look at Mama Witch Cross Stitch. It looks like the shop has changed a bit since the last time I looked in, and you all just needed to see this amazing pattern anyway. 

In the listing this one is called “whimsical opossum,” because of course it is. This little creature is sporting a straw hat and playing a banjo next to a crock of moonshine and surrounded by a wreath of pumpkins, mushrooms and other fall icons. Clicking through the images, though, I see it’s also called Possum Song, which is also pretty great. 

Either way, the design is 144 by 130 stitches, which comes out to 10.29 by 9.29 inches, or about 26 by 23.5 cm on 14 count fabric.

This is not the only possum pattern offered by this shop, but you get the vibe from this one. 

And to quickly check in on the rest of the shop, there are a great number of Halloween themed cross stitch patterns here, too, many with a sort of dark whimsy like mermaid skeletons, cat witches and a pumpkin-headed rider on a skeleton unicorn, to name just a few. 

Another category worth noting, though it is much smaller, is “sad Victorian ghosts,” which features ghosts (sometimes in Victorian garb, sometimes not) going to the pub and the library, hanging laundry and taking a bath. 

There are also a lot of Christmas designs, some sweet and some snarky, and a few creepy ones, too. Other categories include the new for 2026 “sunny patterns” (similar style motifs just with brighter colors and lighter backgrounds), as well as bookmarks and mini cross stitch designs. 

[Photo: Mama Witch Cross Stitch]

 

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