Halloween is one of the most popular holidays, and with it come some of the most fun themed crafts! It’s time to start working on those skulls, pumpkins and ghosts – why not incorporate them into one of these spooky patterns? Stay cozy in a Crochet ghost blanket, wrap your face like a mummy or whip up some cute Halloween Crochet table decorations. Or just put on a fancy Halloween top hat to compliment your look. There is no way to make these projects over-the-top (they are for Halloween after all), so add additional details and just have fun with it.
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Brain Beanie – candypopcreations Get your Halloween look to the next level with the Brain Beanie pattern from candypopcreations. This unique and creepy pattern is perfect for those who want to be a bit different this Halloween. The pattern is easy to follow, and the finished product is perfect for scaring everyone you meet on the street. With its brain-like texture and realistic color, you’ll have a fun time crocheting this beanie.
Mummy Halloween Hat – Tara Murray Designs If you’re looking for a spooky accessory for your Halloween costume, check out the Mummy Halloween Hat pattern from Tara Murray Designs. This crocheted hat is perfect for keeping your head warm while adding a touch of fright to your look. The pattern is easy to follow and is a great project for crocheters of all levels. You’ll love how the hat turns out and how it adds a touch of horror to your Halloween costume.
Halloween Crocheted Cup Cozy – Do you love Halloween and coffee? Then the Halloween Crocheted Cup Cozy pattern from Bonbon Break is for you. This cozy is perfect for keeping your hot beverages warm while you’re out and about trick or treating. The pattern is easy to follow and can be crocheted in no time at all. The finished product is a cute accessory for your favorite Halloween mug, and you’ll love using it throughout the season.
Day of the dead bracelet – Inside Crochet – If you’re a fan of the Day of the Dead, check out the Day of the Dead Bracelet pattern from Inside Crochet. This unique bracelet is a great way to celebrate the holiday and add a touch of the macabre to your look. The pattern is easy to follow and is a great project for crocheters of all levels. You’ll love how the finished product looks and how it adds a spooky touch to your outfit.
Skull corset top – Annina’s Artesanity Looking for a unique and spooky costume for Halloween? Check out the Skull Corset Top pattern from Annina’s Artesanity. This crocheted top is perfect for adding a touch of horror to your costume, and it’s a great project for experienced crocheters. The pattern is detailed and includes step-by-step instructions for creating a creepy and fun top that will be the hit of any Halloween party.
Halloween Top Hat – Red Heart – Looking for a classic Halloween accessory? Check out the Halloween Top Hat pattern from Red Heart. This crocheted top hat is perfect for adding a touch of sophistication to your Halloween costume. The pattern is easy to follow and can be customized to fit your head perfectly. The finished product is a timeless and spooky accessory that you’ll love wearing for years to come.
Digging Your Own Grave – CroShame If you’re a fan of horror movies, check out the Digging Your Own Grave pattern from CroShame. This creepy pattern is perfect for adding a touch of horror to your Halloween decorations. The pattern is easy to follow and is a great project for crocheters of all levels. You’ll love how the finished product looks and how it adds a spooky touch to your Halloween decor.
Halloween bat – Canadian Living If you’re looking for a fun and easy Halloween project, check out the Halloween Bat pattern from Canadian Living. This crocheted bat is perfect for decorating your home or for adding a spooky touch to your Halloween costume. The pattern is easy to follow and can be crocheted in no time at all. You’ll love how the finished product looks and how it adds a fun touch to your Halloween decor.
With Halloween just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about fun and festive ways to celebrate the spooky season. While candy and costumes may be the traditional go-tos, why not try something a little different this year and make some crochet creations to gift out to your loved ones?
These crochet patterns are the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit and create something truly special for your family and friends. From spooky skull corset tops to adorable Halloween bat plushies, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Not only are these projects a fun way to get creative and show off your crochet skills, but they also make great gifts that your loved ones will treasure for years to come. Plus, making your own Halloween decorations and accessories is a great way to save money and reduce waste during the holiday season.
Crochet Skull Scarf Pattern – skulls sewn together to create a cascading skull scarf.
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in white and black
- Size I crochet hook
- Yarn needle
- Black felt for eyes and nostrils
- Fabric glue
Instructions:
Skull Head (make 14): Row 1: With white, ch 12, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch across, turn. (11) Row 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in first st, sc across to last st, 2 sc, turn. (13) Row 3: Repeat row 2. (15) Rows 4-5: Ch 1, sc across, turn. Row 6: Ch 1, dec sc over first 2 sts, sc across to last 2 sts, dec sc, turn. (13) Row 7: Repeat row 6. (11) Row 8: Repeat row 6. (9) Rows 9-11: Ch 1, sc across, turn. Row 12: With black, ch 1, sc across, turn. Row 13: With white, ch 1, dec sc over first 2 sts, sc across to last 2 sts, dec sc, turn. (7) Row 14: Ch 1, dec sc over first 2 sts, sc across to last 2 sts, dec sc, turn. (5) Round 15: Ch 1, sc across, sc in each row end and st around head, join to beg sc. Fasten off. Leave long enough strand to stitch heads together.
Finishing:
- Stitch 2 halves of 7 heads together to make one long strip. Repeat to make another strip.
- Place both strips with right sides facing up, and stitch the 2 strips together, leaving a 6-inch gap in the middle for turning.
- Turn the scarf right side out and sew the gap closed.
- Lightly block scarf before adding eyes and nostrils.
- Blocking scarf – To block scarves, use a hot iron and a kitchen size towel that is wet. Lay scarf on an iron board or hard surface and place the wet towel over the scarf, lightly press iron on towel, do not move but just quick press. This steams the scarf and flattens it out so it lays nice. Repeat for the full length of the scarf. As you steam press, be sure to shape if needed. Let dry for at least 15 minutes. If you leave the iron on too long or press too hard, you can ruin the scarf.
These are just Sooooo Cuuute! I posted to the GroupS, 153 patterns Ebook for Halloween from AllFreeCrochet. I have YET to poke thru it! Thank YOU
Love these! The brain beanie would be even funnier if made in gray wool!
Looks good how much is the book, details 🙂