It’s the most…wonderful…time…of…the…yearrrrr!! Halloween is better than Christmas. There I said it. I’m sorry, but it really just is. I love putting up Halloween decorations, watching scary movies, visiting the pumpkin patch and helping my little one decide what she’s going to dress up as! There aren’t any expectations placed on you about giving gifts or sitting through dinners that you’d really rather not. It’s a magical celebration of imagination and possibility with a dash of mischief thrown in for good measure! Check out all these great FREE crochet patterns that I found for Halloween!
1. Black Cat Garland
Black cats and Halloween go together like peanut butter and jelly. I love how easy and cute this Black Cat Garland looks! The orange whiskers are an excellent touch. You can even raid your stash for the yarn since it doesn’t take very much of each color.
Designer: Love + Stitch Co
Yarn: Medium Weight #4
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2. Amigurumi Eyeball
How cool and creepy would a few of these look in a jar? You never know when you’ll need to add a few eyeballs to the cauldron to complete your witchy potion. This is another great stash-busting pattern that doesn’t take very much yarn!
Designer: Wool Bags
Yarn: Lace Weight #0
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3. Candy Corn Pixie Hat
Ok y’all, I know some of you may not like candy corn (I feel like it’s a love it or hate it thing)but c’mon how stinking cute is this Candy Corn Pixie Hat? The best part is that this pattern is available in sizes newborn to adult!
Designer: Sweet Potato 3
Yarn: Worsted Weight #4
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4. Halloween Crochet Coasters
Stop water stains with style with these amazing Halloween Coasters. I can totally see these cuties selling like hotcakes at craft fairs in packs of 4. They are so fun and they look super easy too! Hello, leftover scrap yarn!
Designer: Teenie Crochets
Yarn: (DK Weight #3
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5. Halloween Cat Ear Headband
If you need a last-minute Halloween costume, or just want to wear something cute and festive for your next Zoom meeting, then this Cat Ear Headband is the perfect pattern for you. The pattern can be adjusted for different sizes so you could make some for the whole family!
Designer: The Crocheting
Yarn: Worsted Weight #4
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6. The Gourds
Pumpkins can’t have all the autumn fun. I love me some roasted butternut squash! These crochet gourds are seriously cute and definitely front porch material. P.S. did you know that the “pumpkin” they sell in the can at the grocery store is actually a mix of different squashes?!?
Designer: Flo and Dot
Yarn: DK Weight #3
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7. Ghost Keyring
This cheeky ghost keyring would love to hitch a ride on your purse or your keys. I love his different sized eyes. How funny! I think that these would be perfect to make and give away to friends and family because they’re so small and quick to make!
Designer: Cat Knit
Yarn: Medium Weight #4
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8. Halloween Web Collar
The possibilities for this cute and creepy Halloween Web Collar are seriously endless. I’m getting serious Wednesday Addams vibes from the pic but you could also use it for a witch costume, a spider costume, or just to turn any plain black dress into a Halloween scream!
Designer: Lulu Loves
Yarn: DK Weight #3
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9. Halloween Bunting
The gang’s all here in this fabulously spooky Halloween Bunting! I see a ghost, a jack-o-lantern, a vampire, candy corn, Frankenstein, a cat, a bat, and a spider web. What a perfect cast of characters to adorn your mantle or wall!
Designer: The Lazy Hobbyhopper
Yarn: Sport Weight #2
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10. Halloween Bag Trio
You can make these Halloween Bags and use them as decorations around the house or the office. I especially love the idea of using these as Halloween gift bags that can be used again and again. Which one is your favorite?
Designer: Highland Hickory Designs
Yarn: Worsted Weight #4
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If you love Halloween as much as I do make sure to check out these other great designs:
Mini Witch Hat Advent Calendar
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Halloween might look a little different this year but that doesn’t mean we’re going to have any less fun. Let’s crochet all the Halloween things and make some new Halloween traditions while we’re at it!
I’m curious! What is your Halloween going to look like this year? I’d love to hear from you in the comments below.
Happy Crocheting!
Hi,
Nowhere could I find the gourds from FloandDot, any idea, since you are putting it on your site. Where could I find the pattern. Thank you
Hi Pauline, just click the blue words “crochet gourds” and it takes you to their Lovecrafts store where you can download the free pattern.