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Cadbury Creme Egg Cover Bunny – A Quick Easter Knitting Pattern That’s Almost Too Cute

March 25, 2026 by Shellie Wilson

If you love those tiny seasonal knitting projects that use up odd bits of yarn and make people smile, this Cadbury Creme Egg Cover Bunny pattern from CraftBits is a sweet little Easter make worth a look. It’s designed as a knitted cover to fit a 40g Cadbury Creme Egg, worked flat in one piece, then sewn up at the side, with separate ears, a fluffy tail, and an embroidered face added at the end.

What I like about this pattern is that it has that old-school “quick knit with purpose” feel. It is the sort of thing you could pop onto an Easter table, tuck into a gift basket, or use as a fun little chocolate cover for kids, grandkids, teachers, or neighbours. The finished size is only about 2¼ inches wide by 2¼ inches high, so it is definitely one of those satisfying small projects that doesn’t demand a huge time commitment.

The materials list is very approachable too. It uses DK yarn, 3.25 mm knitting needles, a white fluffy or eyelash yarn for the tail, plus a yarn needle and a little dark yarn for the face embroidery. That means it is ideal for stash knitting, especially if you have a basket of leftover yarn that keeps breeding when you’re not looking.

The construction looks simple enough for confident beginners who are comfortable with basic shaping. The main cover starts with 25 stitches, works a few rows in rib, then moves into stocking stitch before decreasing to shape the top. The ears are knitted separately, and the tail is gathered into a little puff before being sewn on.

What makes this one especially appealing is the versatility. You could keep the bunny plain and classic, or easily give it more personality with stitched whiskers, sleepy eyes, pastel yarns, or even a tiny bow. It has that “make one and then suddenly you’re making six” kind of energy.

This is a lovely little pattern for knitters who enjoy novelty Easter projects, miniature gift knits, or chocolate-themed covers that feel a bit more special than just handing over an egg on its own. It’s quick, cute, and practical in that charming seasonal way. CraftBits even describes it as perfect for gift toppers, Easter baskets, or making your seasonal chocolate feel a bit more special, which really sums up the appeal.

You can view the full pattern here: Cadbury Creme Egg Cover Bunny – Free Knitting Pattern on CraftBits. 

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45 Genius Ways to Upcycle a World Globe, That Will Spin You Right Out

Let’s be honest — there’s something magical about an old globe. Maybe it’s the promise of adventure, the feeling that anything is possible, or just that vintage charm that instantly makes a room feel more interesting. Whatever it is, globes are one of those items that are hard to pass up at a thrift store, even if you have absolutely no idea what you’re going to do with them.

I’ll be the first to admit it — I have a bit of a globe problem. Over the years, I’ve collected more than a few, ranging from nearly pristine to completely beat-up relics with peeling paper and outdated country names. I even found one once that didn’t have Antarctica on it at all. I’m not saying that makes it rare and collectible, but it definitely makes it interesting.

Eventually, the stack of globes started taking over a corner of my craft room, and it hit me — I either needed to start getting creative with them or prepare for a feature on a hoarder reality show. Naturally, the creative route won.

If you’re like me and you’ve got an old globe or two lying around, or you just can’t resist picking one up when you spot it for a few dollars, this post is for you. There are so many clever and beautiful ways to upcycle a globe, from simple crafts you can do in an afternoon to statement pieces that will totally transform your home décor.

Some ideas are as easy as adding a little paint or turning half a globe into a bowl. Others involve a bit more work, like rewiring it into a stunning lamp or cutting it apart for a series of wall art pieces. But no matter your skill level or style, there’s something on this list to spark your creativity.

Going Globe-bowl  

Trash to Treasure DIY: Repurposed Globe Bowl

DIY Vintage Valentine Globe – American Farmhouse Style

Up-cycled Globe – LOVE Art — CraftBits.com

Ohhh So Easy Upcycled Globe Makeover

How to upcycle a children’s globe in 5 easy steps

Upcycled Globe Lamp : 5 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables 

Upcycled Thrift Store Globe – Manda Panda Projects

Upcycled & Painted Thrift Store Globe 

Unconsumption — In today’s GOOD NEWS: I salvaged a vintage globe…

Birdseeds: Let Your Light Shine 

Build a Globe Clock : 6 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables 

Peace on Earth Globe {Tutorial} | Endlessly Inspired 

Going Globe-bowl

Trash to Treasure DIY: Repurposed Globe Bowl

Patina White: i’ve got the whole world…

Trash to Treasure DIY: Repurposed Globe Bowl 

Dr-seuss-craft-quote-on-a-globe

Repurposed Globe Cloche

Upcycled Globe Art – Make:

An upcycled globe design 

Earth Day Craft: Upcycled Globe – The Papery Craftery

DIY Globe Upcycled Bank 

Eye-Candy For Travellers: Unique DIY Globe Clock – Shelterness 

Le livre d’or qui fait voyager loin

Black and Gold Globe  

DIY – TURN THAT OLD GLOBE INTO A HANGING LAMP

An old globe gets a coastal inspired make-over. 

An easy ombre globe. | The V Spot 

Upcycle a globe into a DIY gift anyone will love

Make a ribbon covered globe for Halloween. | The V Spot 

He’s Got the Whole World In His Room – Bower Power 

Scary Places chalkboard Halloween globe (huh….?) | The V Spot

Revamp an Old Globe : 7 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables 

Cassie Stephens: DIY: How to Recycle an Old Globe!

How to create a light fixture from a vintage world globe | Debis Design Diary 

Refinish an Old Globe with Chalk Paint – Simple Practical Beautiful 

Sheet Music Globe – Cutesy Crafts

Easy Peasy Upcycled Globe

Oh, The Places We’ll Go: A Travel-Fund DIY – Radmegan 

DIY {half} globe light fixture cover

Small World Decoupage Globe (Vintage Disneyland Room) – Persia Lou 

How to Make a Globe Pendant Light | Upcycle That

What I love most about these projects is that they are not just about recycling. They are about breathing new life into something that has already traveled the world in its own way. Each scratch and faded border tells a story, and now you get to add your own chapter.

You also do not need a perfect globe for most of these projects. In fact, the more worn and battered it is, the better. It adds character and charm that a brand new globe could never offer. Plus, if you are going to cut, paint, or drill into it, it feels a little less painful when it’s already on its last legs.

Whether you are after a quick afternoon project or a more ambitious weekend DIY, this list of 45 ways to upcycle a world globe will have you seeing the world in a whole new way — literally.

So next time you spot a lonely old globe at a garage sale, thrift shop, or hiding in your grandparents’ attic, grab it. With just a little imagination and a few basic supplies, you can turn it into something beautiful, useful, and totally unique.

And if you do try one of these ideas, I would love to hear about it. There is nothing better than seeing how everyone puts their own spin on a classic craft idea.

Get ready to upcycle and let your creativity take flight — the world is waiting.

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