40+ Amazing Halloween Crochet Patterns to Make

The frienliest ghost you will see today is this little fella and his witch hat. He tries hard to be scary, but he's too cute for that.

Whether you're looking for a last-minute, easy Halloween pattern, either for decoration or gifts, you'll love making it. This is one of my creations and the pattern is free view here on the blog as well!

This charming Amigurumi candy corn plush is full of personality! With its sweet smile, little black arms and legs, and a whimsical witch hat on top, it's hard not to adore it.

Whether you’re crocheting for Halloween gifts, festive home décor, or stocking up for your next craft market, this adorable pattern is sure to cast a spell on your heart.

If you like small and whimsical decoration pieces, these small velvet yarn pumpkins are the perfect ones for you. They will definitely be ideal for a fall centerpiece or to display at your fireplace.

I loved designing and creating this project. It is available in three different sizes, for FREE, right here on the blog.

This Pumpkin Spice Crochet Trio by Briana K Designs is another exceptional design created with the wheat stitch. The texture is so eye-catching and makes it unique.

I love the simplicity of this design and the small crochet fall elements look great the way they were placed.

But you could definitely customize it to your own taste, by placing the leaves and pumpkins differently, with the way that Divine Debris designed it. The minimalists out there will absolutely love this wreath.

These little pumpkins are so cute, and the color fade makes them so unique. Interestingly, some pictures give you real feelings and sensations of texture and smell.

That’s what I just felt looking at those cinnamon stick stems. I bet your house will smell great with these pumpkins. They are a great design by With Alex Official Blog.

Hopefully you won’t get tired of looking at pumpkins at this post. But even if you do, I bet you will quickly change your mind back when you look at this project.

It is a unique pillow with an incredible colorwork technique, designed by Briana K Designs.

Next up in the list of crochet Halloween patterns wwe have this great pumpkin. This one is Tunisian crochet.

The puff stitches were perfect to give this design a texture that resembles the real warty pumpkins. Check out the pattern by Raffamusa Designs.

Is there anything better than a piece of decoration that is also an effective storage container? No, right?

Even better, in times of pandemic and social distancing, that one would be perfect to fill with treats and leave at your door on trick or treating day.

Hooked On Patterns designed this cute pumpkin pot and it’s available on her blog.

This cat basket is another great storage option that would be ideal for your desk or your craft room. But there is something else that I love about this design: you will use super bulky weight yarn to make it.

And who doesn’t love a super quick crochet project, right? This nice cat basket was designed by Blackstone Designs.

I absolutely love this cactus softie. Maybe because Amigurumi is my favorite crochet subject to design, and look how cute it looks with that witch hat.

Plus the little ghost and pumpkin buddies are such a nice addition to it. The pattern is available in The Loopy Land’s Ravelry shop.

Here is another perfect fall decoration project by The Loopy Land. It’s another unique design.

But in this one she is using the Intarsia colorwork crochet technique, which allows you to work with several colors at the same time. That ghost is so cute.

Do you love that farmhouse touch in your decoration? Then this is the pattern for you. Stitching Together used the spider stitch to design this pumpkin.

With that stitch, the pumpkin will have a very nice texture with ridges on it. Check it out see the possibilities this pattern will give you.

This great design was created by Desert Blossom Crafts. It’s another smartly designed colorwork pattern created with the tapestry crochet technique.

And if you are new to tapestry crochet, she has a great tutorial for that in her blog too. They will look great in your home this season.

What a clever idea this skull appliqué by HandmadeByRaine is. I love the use of it on the skull portrait / wall hanging, but it gives you other possibilities as well.

Like if you forgot to buy a Halloween costume or didn’t have the time for it !? The skull is a quick project to make and you could easily apply it to gloves and hats, for example.

Now a spooky tabletop décor piece featuring spider webs that will make your hands itch to make it.

Impress your family and guests with a creative table this Halloween season with these placemats. This is another amazing design by HandmadeByRaine.

The next pattern in this crochet Halloween round-up is the adorable Bulky & Quick Plaid Pumpkins by MJ’s off The Hook Designs. I love how bulky and cozy they look.

And she has another great pattern that is a plaid blanket that you could make to pair with the pumpkins. Check out her blog to find out more.

Yet another versatile pattern that you can use not only for Halloween but also for other occasions. This one was created by Golden Lucy Crafts.

All you have to do is change the yarn colors and you will have a nice project to make all year round.

After all, quick and easy projects are the best ones if you are in a hurry. Even better, this one is very beginner friendly.

Hazel is such an adorable little witch. First of all, she would be perfect for decorating, but then I bet you or your kids, if you have them, would love to cuddle with her.

Loops & Love Crochet designed this sweet doll using the Amigurumi technique.

Next, we have this super quick pumpkin project by Knitz & Purls. In fact, 30 minutes is all that will take you to make the bigger one, says Irina.

There is more, the pattern is for 2 different sizes. Now go grab your yarn and hook and try this great pattern.

At this point, we are almost at the end of this round-up list and I haven’t gotten tired of looking at such beautiful fall projects.

This “Be Witch” wall hanging, by Devine Debris, makes me wish I could start crocheting it right now. So to my to do list it goes.

If you are looking for a quick and unique pattern, then this eyeball coaster is for you. Not to mention, she rocked those details, which makes it even more interesting.

These coasters will sure rock your Halloween and fall decoration. The yarn used was DK / Light worsted, which will make a coaster of about 3.5″ x 3.5″ (9cm x 9cm) in diameter.

Yet another super cute crochet Halloween pattern by Stitch By Fay. These miniature ghosts will make perfect toys for kids, or even small home decor ornaments for the season.

She used DK / Light worsted yarn, and they will be approximately 2.5″ x 2″ (6.5cm x 5cm) tall if you use the same material called in the pattern.

Isn’t tiny black so cute that you want to grab some yarn and a hook and make them? Make it into a keychain or a decorative piece, such as a garland to hang on your mantel or window.

I never get tired of patterns featuring kitties, they are so cute. This crochet Halloween C2C blanket by Repeat Crafter me uses half double crochet. Instead of the traditional double crochet stitches.

Next up in the list of crochet Halloween patterns we have this fun Halloween Pumpkin Trick or Treat Bag.

This will make a great Halloween gift to the little ones in your life. Not to mention, the pattern is easy to builds up super quick.

This Halloween house takes uniqueness to a totally new level. It’s super detailed and fun pattern that will make an amazing looking centerpiece.

I love how the chenille yarn makes it look so luxurious. The PDF is a paid one by Monika Tadewicz and it’s for sale on Ravelry.

And here we have a pattern that’s great for beginners. The Read Heart Halloween decor party banner is not only super simple to crochet, but it’s a great addition to your spooky decoration as well.

Something else to consider about this pattern is that you can use different colors to make it suitable for any other occasion as well.

Did anyone say kitty? I couldn’t resist but to add another cat themed pattern to this crochet Halloween patterns list.

This one is for a cute hat with instructions for size toddler 1 – 3. And the yarn used in the pictured sample was for Aran / Worsted weight yarn (#4).

Crochet Gnomes are so cute, aren’t they? I love how you can make them in any theme, for any occasion.

And this pattern is giving me all fall vibes. The colors I just so gorgeous that I just want to grab my yarn and hook and start making them.

Devine Debris has the most creative crochet wall hangings on her website. And she has free versions for most of her patterns.

If you feel confident enough for color work in crochet, this one could be a great first project for you. It’s small enough to get you started without being overwhelming.

Here is a pattern for a scary pumpkin bag that can be made for the little ones in your life. It’s a small bag, but perfect for the little hands.

If you’re looking for a last-minute Halloween project, this will be perfect. The recommended yarn is worsted weight (#4) / Aran.

Bring the magic of Halloween to your home with this quick and easy cauldron pattern. You can incorporate it into your fall decoration or as a kid's mini basket.

The pattern is free and customizable. Meaning it's perfect for yarn leftovers of any thickness and color.

This Halloween basket with bats uses an easy tapestry crochet technique to create a fun and unique pattern.

If you're new to this technique, this is an excellent opportunity to try it out. This will be a great, functional piece you can use to store candies or other Halloween treats.

Put your yarn and stiff craft felt leftovers to good use with this adorable crochet bat pattern.

This is a free PDF download that you can use to create a fall garland, Halloween ornament, or small gifts to stuff kids' baskets on trick-or-treating day.

You'll love how unique these crochet ghost Gnomes are. These small appliqués are perfect to incorporate into your larger Halloween decor.

Spread them around your home as ornaments, or use them to give your accessories or outfits a spooky vibe this fall.

Is this the scariest crochet jack-o'lantern you'll see today? Your next Halloween crochet adventure will be this fun and easy pumpkin pattern.

I love how this free pattern gives you a visual idea of how this pumpkin looks when you use different yarn thicknesses.

Here, we have another beautiful and unique decoration piece for your home this fall. This project will be perfect for a farmhouse or a more rustic decor style.

The plaid details will be fun to get your hands on some tapestry crochet, and the orange bobble stitches add an interesting texture to this project.

Not every day you'll see a crochet bat as cute as this one. I love his big ears and adorable bowtie.

This is yet another free PDF download on Ravelry. You can use your chunky chenille or blanket yarn or make it small using a worsted-weight yarn.

Spooky or adorable? Whichever you pick for this black cat rochet pillow, you'll love it in your Halloween home decor.

The pattern is free and you can check her website out for more Halloween pillow patterns.

Frankenstein is one of the best-known Halloween figures. And I love how crochet designers usually make him into cute little monsters.

This squishy free pattern was created with bulky (5) chenille yarn. However, if you prefer standard yarns, you can also use them.

Bring the spookiest Halloween monster to life with this unique, fun, and free Amigurumi Pattern. This crochet Frankenstein can't get any cuter.

The pictured doll measures approximately 9 ¼” (23.5 cm) tall with worsted-weight yarn (#4). If you like larger Halloween squish monsters, feel free to use chenille yarn.