Halloween is coming up! If you’re getting the itch to make something kooky, spooky, or just a bit pumpkin-y, here’s a list of fifteen free Halloween crochet patterns for you!
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15 Free Halloween Patterns to Crochet
1. Pumpkin Patch Pillow by Michele Wilcox from Free Patterns.com is a unique piece of home decor that can be made with or without faces on your pumpkins.
2. Halloween Ghost Amigurumi by Susan Burkhart from Ravelry is a cute little way to say BOO!
3. Skull Shawl from kungen och majkis – don’t worry, there are English directions – is a more subtle way to celebrate spookiness or dress up a witch costume.
4. Halloween Spider by Yana Ivey from Yana Knits is the cuddliest giant spider you will ever see!
5. Trick or Tote by Melissa Mall from Crochetvolution would make a great beginner project, as it’s just rectangles sewn together!
6. BOO Ghosts by Beverly Mewhorter from Talking Crochet is a sweet way to dress up your fall mantle or shelf.
7. Cauldron from CultGrrl Creations works up to be very, very small as written, making it perfect for packaging little treats or favors at your Halloween party.
8. Boo Bunting by Emily Lloyd from Prairie Yarn could be expanded to spell out any message you like, but ‘BOO’ will do the trick if all you want is a little accent!
9. Halloween Throw from Yarnspirations is undoubtedly an ambitious project, but it’s absolutely a show-stopper, too.
10. Trick or Treat Halloween Washcloths by Pam Daley from Ravelry are quick, cute, practical projects for your October.
11. Lost Souls Skull Shawl by Maryetta Roy from Ravelry is another interpretation of the popular skull motif shawl, this time with sinuous waves.
12. Candy Clops by Julie King from Gleeful Things are cute little candy corn monsters! Don’t want to add the faces? They’re just candy!
13. Pumpkin Face Throw by Michele Wilcox from Red Heart would be a cheery pop of Halloween for your living room.
14. Halloween Puppetsby Sahrit Freud-Weinstein from Red Heart are perfect for acting out ghost stories or singing silly spooky songs!
15. Scaredy Cat Dishcloth from Yarnspirations would make a great gift…as long as the recipient isn’t superstitious!
Do you have a roundup you’d like to see? Leave your suggestion in the comments!
