Fable Collection Dollhouse Easter Decor

In this Fable Collection Dollhouse Easter Decor post, you’ll find everything you need to bring a little springtime magic to your dollhouse – including a mini crochet Easter basket, printable decor, and a step-by-step instructions for making tiny polymer clay treats. It’s the perfect way to celebrate with your Fable friends!

If you’re new to the Fable House, be sure to check out the Fable Collection Dollhouse post where I share how to build your own bookcase-style dollhouse that’s perfectly sized for your Fable Collection animals.

A tiny dollhouse crochet Easter basket sitting on a table with mini clay eggs and a chocolate bunny. There is also a tiny crochet mouse with overalls on in the background.

What’s Included in This Post

Crochet Easter Basket
DIY Polymer Clay Easter Treats
Printable Easter Decor

Crochet Easter Basket

This little basket is the perfect size for the dollhouse-sized Fable Collection crochet animals. You can get the Fable Collection mod and other details in this Fable Collection Dollhouse post.

All of the animals in the collection have interchangeable clothing an accessories, making them perfect for play! You can find the Fable Collection Crochet Patterns in my shop and on Etsy.

Let’s dive in!

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NOTES:

This pattern is worked in continuous rounds with the exception of the basket handle.
Use a stitch marker at the start of each round for placement.

SUPPLIES:

I used level 4 worsted weight yarn (Color Theory in the color Bone).
3.5mm Clover hook
Stitch markers
Yarn needle
Scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:

BLO – back loop only

ch – chain

FO – fasten off

mc – magic circle

sc – single crochet

sl st – slip stitch

st(s) – stich(es)

INSTRUCTIONS:

Round 1: 6 sc in mc (6)

Round 2: inc around (12)

Round 3: (1 sc, inc) x 6 (18)

Round 4: BLO sc around (18)

Rounds 5-6: sc around (18) (2 rounds/36sts)

Do not cut yarn. Place a st marker in the 10th st of round 6.

Ch 15 (keep this ch relaxed, and not too tight)

Sl st into marked st – insert hook from the outside of the basket (do not let your chain twist). Work one additional sl st to the right of the handle.

Hands holding a crochet bowl with a green stitch marker.

Hands showing a crochet chain to make the handle of a tiny Easter basket.

Hands working through steps to make a dollhouse sized Easter basket.

Work back along the chain, sl st into the base of the 1st ch and work one additional sl st to the left of the handle. FO and weave in ends.

A crochet hook and a partially crocheted Easter basket.

Crocheting the handle onto a tiny crochet Easter basket.

A tiny beige colored crocheted easter basket.

DIY Polymer Clay Easter Treats

NOTES:

To fit inside the Easter basket, keep your clay chocolate bunny under approximately 1.25″‘.
Keep Easter eggs under approximately .25″.
Polymer clay needs to be kneaded between your fingers to soften before shaping. Although it may look shiny after sculpting, it will become matte after baking.
If you’re new to working with polymer clay, remember to have fun – simpler is often better!

SUPPLIES:

This was so much fun to create these little clay Easter treats! It’s been a long time since I cracked out the polymer clay, and although I was pretty rusty, it was still so much fun!

Chocolate Easter Bunny

I started by making a small ball (approximately .5 teaspoon of clay). After kneading the clay, I started shaping a very basic body, head and ears. Simpler really seemed to work better!

Begin adding some details – use your clay tools to shape the ear and define the legs. You could flatten the bottom so the bunny can stand upright.

A blob of brown polymer clay resembling an Easter bunny.

Make a curved line to define the head, and add an eye. The clay will become matte after baking.

Sculpting a tiny brown chocolate bunny made from clay.

A tiny clay chocolate bunny, on a green mat.

Easter eggs

The Easter eggs are super quick to make – I rolled a tiny ball of clay between my fingers, then created a gently point to create the egg shape.

Hand holding a tiny ball of blue polymer clay.

A loaf pan with tiny colored clay eggs inside.

Printable Easter Decor

NOTES:

This printable file includes two Easter bunting options, plus tiny printable Easter gift tags, chocolate bunny and decorated eggs. You just need to print, cut, clue to cotton twine and decorate!

SUPPLIES:

Hand cutting dollhouse Easter bunting from a printed sheet.

A hand scoring colored paper with scissors and a ruler on a green cutting mat.

A green cutting mat with dollhouse bunting glue, scissors and string nearby.

Download YOUR FREE EASTER
DOLLHOUSE PRINTABLES here

You can have to much fun with this Easter decor! Just look how cute that little tag is!

A tiny dollhouse crochet Easter basket sitting on a table with mini clay eggs and a chocolate bunny. There is an Easter tag ties to the basket.

A tiny dollhouse crochet Easter basket sitting on a bed with mini clay eggs and a chocolate bunny. The bed is pink with flowers.

Happy Easter!

Where to Find the Full Fable Collection Dollhouse Plans

You can find the free base plans for this house in my Mabel Chicken Market Coop blog post. If you prefer a beautifully formatted and ad-free PDF which includes extra printable pages and photos, you can grab your copy HERE or on Etsy.

I hope this little addition to your Fable dollhouse brings you as much joy as it has for me – these little Easter details will be cherished for years to come!