10 free and frightening Halloween crochet patterns
Published on August 8, 2018 By Ailish 3 min readHalloween is the time for blood-curdling decorations, adorable pumpkin outfits, and ghoulish accessories. There is no better occasion to grab your crochet hooks and get creative! Enjoy 10 of our favorite free Halloween crochet patterns. But be warned, you’ll be terrified by how much you love them!
1. Pirate throw
If you’re a Jack Sparrow and Captain Hook mega fan, then you’ll absolutely love this pirate-themed throw. Decorated with pirate crossbows, this crochet throw will add instant Halloween charm to your home. Plus, it’ll ward off any approaching ghosts.
2. Skull sweater
This spooky skull sweater uses our Red Heart Super Soft yarn which comes in 12 vibrant colors. Crochet one for everybody in the family for a totally adorable trick-or-treating outfit.
3. Ghost key chain
As a Halloween-obsessive, carrying a ghastly token with you wherever you go seems like a no-brainer. This ghost key chain is here to make your day-to-day life a little more spirited.
4. Frankenstein Bunting
Bunting: it’s impossible not to love it! This Frankenstein version is no exception. This green and gruesome bunting will turn your house into an unearthly wonderland.
5. Skull doilies
When it comes to Halloween, going all out is essential! Add these orange and black skull doilies into the mix this scary season. They’re the perfect way to spice up your living room for your big Halloween party.
6. Hanging bats
Hang these adorable bats around the house to instantly creepify any room. Or, decorate your yard with these blood-sucking critters to welcome your party guests.
7. Pumpkin bowls
Nothing could be more Jack Skellington than these kooky and creepy crochet pumpkin bowls. Fill them with candy for trick-or-treaters, or place them around the room for your Halloween guests.
8. Spiderweb wreath
Add an eerie charm to your house this Halloween with this spiderweb wreath. Place it on your door to invite trick-or-treaters to approach, but will they dare to knock?
9. Amigurumi pumpkins
Take a break from carving pumpkins this year, and crochet these cute amigurumi pumpkins. Perfect for beginners, this pattern is a great way to add some last minute decorations to your house this Halloween.
10. Black cat
No Halloween decorations are complete without a black cat. So if you don’t have a real-life Salem living with you, crochet your own! This witchy sidekick couldn’t be better for keeping an eye on approaching ghostly guests.