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Now that it’s the end of September, we’re in a “Fall” state of mind, and many of us are already thinking about plans for Halloween. Since Halloween is still about a month away, there’s plenty of time to begin crafting a costume, gifts for the kids, and even home decor. I thought I’d share some fun patterns with you so you can get your needles and hooks ready in time!
(Click here for Amigurumi Happy Pumpkin pattern)
Halloween Apparel, Costumes
| Keep the little ones warm in this cute knit and festive Pumpkin Hat & Booties set. | Is the baby too young to head out for trick or treating? This Can D. Corn bib is the perfect Halloween accessory so baby isn’t left out of the fun! Click here for bibs in other styles. | The Capelet of Invisibility can easily transform into a cape for a Little Red Riding Hood outfit. Check out Vanna’s Glamour in Red Stone or Ruby Red. |
Home Decor
| These Halloween Pennants are a great addition for a party. Make one, or a few, and add them to tables, doorways and more! | This Amigurumi Black Cat Door Stopper is so charming, you might consider keeping one around all year long. | Make a few of these felted bats and hang them from walls, ceilings, and more. Place some on a window for a spooky effect. |
Accessories
 You can easily turn these adorable Spider, Monster, Skull and Ghost magnets into outfit accessories; make a cute pin to wear, or add it to the top of a headband for the children. They’d also make great party favors. |
These Spooktacular Candy Bags are great reusable bags for treat collecting on Halloween nights. | This simple crochet Ghostly Necklace makes a great gift for teachers, classmates and children. It’s a fun way to show your Halloween spirit. |
Toys
| Patrick the Pumpkin Boy would make a great toy to give to a child for Halloween. You can even add a skirt and make the doll a Pumpkin Girl. | Candy Corn is a fun Halloween decor element; skip the sweets by crocheting these mini yarn versions. | Wanda The Witch is a friendly witch sure to put a smile on someone’s face. This is also a great toy to spread Halloween cheer to your friends and coworkers. |
Have you started knitting or crocheting any projects for Halloween? Share your current or soon to be started projects with us!
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NY scarf lady : )
love these patterns, already made 6 halloween scarves with pumkin, bat and spider appliques for my daughter and others teachers at a LasVegas elementary school. Big hit!!!!
Jutta Cornelia
so sweet patterns! I have to make at least one in the next future! We also celebrate Halloween here in Denmark!
Liz
Any chance of giving a knit pattern for the pennants?
Zontee
We don’t have a knit pattern, but here’s a very similar one available free (just change the colors and letters and it can be a Halloween design):
http://greenmountainmama.blogspot.com/2007/10/knitted-bunting-pattern.html
Crazyboutyarn
All of these are soooooo cute! I will make the cat and the candy corn banner for sure!!!!!
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