12+ Free Patterns for Halloween 2023 · Amigurumi & Crochet Roundup
Some are amigurumi plushes and dolls, and some are great for costumes and cosplays!
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Best Free Amigurumi & Crochet Patterns for Halloween
(2023 edition)
Sir Batwington
Sir Batwington is a brave, little bat that will protect you from evil spirits this Halloween! You can customize him with embellishments, such as a spiffy bowtie (you can try using this free mini bow pattern).
Whimsy the Witch
Whimsy the Witch is one of my favorite little dolls from the Baby Bean Doll Series...because look how cute she his! This pastel witch comes with her own mini broom. She loves to cause mischief, so keep an eye on her!
Fall Harvest Pumpkin
The Fall Harvest Pumpkin is a great project to make as home decor for this season, and you can keep it around for Thanksgiving too! It's crocheted with yarn doubled up, which makes it quick and easy to work up into a nice, larger size. You can easily adjust this pattern to make your pumpkin bigger or smaller!
Tiny Baby Ghostie
The Tiny Baby Ghostie is a little ghost that is hollow on the inside, so you can hang it up as some cute decor to bring in those Halloween vibes!
Teru Teru Bozu
Teru Teru Bozu is a no-sew pattern that works up so quickly! It is a Japanese weather charm that is said to make rain begone and bring in the sun. It also doubles up as Halloween decor and can be made into hanging ornaments for spooky season!
Tiny Baby Pumpkin
The Tiny Baby Pumpkin is a miniature pumpkin that is crocheted by working in the round! It's really quick and easy to work up, and a great way for beginners to practice increases and decreases in crochet.
Petite Pumpkin
The Petite Pumpkin is another miniature pumpkin that looks great as a keychain or prop for your amigurumi doll! It is worked flat and then stitched together, so the construction is different from the Tiny Baby Pumpkin above.
Baby Pumpkin Head
This Baby Pumpkin Head has a cute, little body and works up really fast. It's adorably palm-sized!
Pumpkin Head Doll
If you prefer a less babyish body, try this Pumpkin Head Doll instead! It has long and slender arms and legs and can be made with or without a dress. It is available as a free printable PDF pattern!
Hooded Bat Cape
Want to crochet a super fun and easy Halloween costume that is perfect for both children and adults? Make the free Hooded Bat Cape! It's easy to customize the size of the wings to make it as big or small as you want! Works up very quickly with super bulky yarn!
Fluffy Hooded Bear Cowl
This Fluffy Hooded Bear Cowl is not only cute for Halloween, but something you can wear for the rest of chilly season because it's soooo warm! Faux fur makes this project very quick to work up too, with a huge hook and simple double crochet stitches for the most part!
Hooded Timber Wolf Scarf
If you prefer something to cover your neck and has pockets for keeping your hands warm too, try the Hooded Timber Wolf Scarf! A great Halloween costume for those who live in colder climates! I love how soft and furry it is with Lion Brand's Go for Faux yarn. It requires minimal sewing, too!
Lolita Headband
The Lolita Headband is super pretty with roses/flowers, frills, and bows! It gives off a beautiful Victorian aesthetic with its lacy look. You can turn it into a maid headband by using black instead of pink, and you can also customize it with different appliques and embellishments.
Fawn Bonnet
The Fawn Bonnet is such a sweet hood that you can make for the perfect DIY deer costume. It works for both Halloween AND for Christmas too!
Catnap Kitties
These cute no-sew Catnap Kitties can be made using black yarn to symbolize the famous Halloween black cat image! Have fun with using different yarn colors for the body, or use the classic Halloween colors of orange and green for a completely Halloween-themed sweater. These kitties come in their own little beds, and are a lot of fun to play with for little ones. They also make great key chains! A video tutorial is available for this pattern as well.
Mori Girl Doll
The Mori Girl Doll's body base pattern is free on my blog! I thought I'd include this pattern because she has a couple adorable Halloween costumes: a cat ear and bear ear hood, along with a sweet dress and matching scarf.
Hope you will enjoy these patterns! If you have other ideas for wedding crochet items, let me know in the comment section below!
Warm wishes,
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