Halloween Crochet Patterns: You’ll Go Batty

Mummy, Mummy, Mummy, must be funny, in a rich Pharaoh’s world. Alright, maybe I listen to too much ABBA. Either way, this mummy trick-or-treat bag is one of my favorite Halloween patterns. Whether you need the perfect candy bowl or a lovely basket for your trick-or-treater, this crochet project will be perfect for you! If you're looking to replace the safety eye in this pattern, working 6 single crochet in a magic ring will create a similar look in this adorable crochet mummy.

This cute little bundle includes a spooky skeleton, a jack-o-lantern, Frankenstein’s Monster, and a witch! I really love that these patterns feature drawstrings as it makes candy holding much easier. It’s also a perfect bold accessory all Halloween season long.

Does anything scream Halloween as much as a little pumpkin treat bag? This also could make a cute Halloween decoration in your home stocked with little candies! If you’re just starting to crochet, this pattern is considered to be relatively easy. Armed with basic crochet stitch knowledge, you should be good to go! It's also a great way to work on your crochet skills before tackling bigger projects this fall. Crochet cute pumpkins for all, I say!

If you're a fan of my collection of mini crochet dolls, this amigurumi crochet project is a must. After all, a crochet witch might just be a staple Halloween pattern. So of course I had to include my Crochet Witch amigurumi free pattern! I mean, just look at the little braids! I still just love how cute this pattern turned out. This is a great scrap yarn crochet project too!

Want a spooky decoration or just a spooky amigurumi pattern? This Sam pattern is perfect for all your scarecrow needs. Even though this pattern uses buttons instead of safety eyes, it is still best to crochet eyes if you're giving to a young child. I love that this pattern uses predominantly single crochet which make this a perfect project for those with an adventurous beginner skill level.

This super cute gnome really takes my breath away! I love that there’s a crochet witch hat, a cauldron crochet pattern, a crochet broom, and an amigurumi spider crochet pattern all wrapped up in one gnome pattern bundle. I personally think the ooze coming out over the cauldron is a lovely touch as well.

This amigurumi bat pattern is just so precious! I love the flexibility of the wings that allows all kinds of positioning possibilities! On the crochet technique front, this project looks like it uses basic stitches like single crochet, chain stitch and half double crochet, but it requires a higher skill level to complete so be mindful of that. This darling bat is worth every bit of your effort. So, so cute!

If you’ve been wanting to try a crochet skull pattern, this Big Skulls Mosaic Pattern is super cute! This skull crochet pattern pattern also includes a chart that will help you create throw blankets, placemats, rugs, and clothes in addition to the pillow pattern. If you're looking to work on your intarsia crochet technique this is a great pattern for practice and it looks like it uses either a half double crochet or double crochet stitch along with a surface chain stitch, Definately a fun one to try!

Delightfully delicious, this free candy corn crochet pattern on my blog is the perfect little thing to tuck.. well everywhere in your home or office. So, so fun! This pattern is a great introduction to learn anigurumi crochet techniqes since it uses single crochet stitches. It truly is a pattern for any skill level.

Look at this little beanie! This perfect beanie pattern will keep you warm this Halloween. I really love the crochet ghost pattern and you can honestly make the pattern in a variety of different color for all your friends!

This crochet witch pot holder makes me laugh! If you want to add a little comedy to your Halloween essentials, then this pattern is a must. Honestly, you could leave it out all of October as a fun decoration. If you know how to single crochet and make basic crochet stitches, you'll be all set to tackle this fun pattern!

There are three super cute options when it comes to this Halloween cozy pattern. The crochet witch really holds a place in my heart, but the candy corn and Frankenstein options are also very adorable. I also really love that they’re all cat themed and not just the 'traditional' black cats vibe. So fun!

I absolutely love the color combination of the purple yarn for the background and the orange yarn for the pumpkins. This super cute little pumpkin cup cozy is so adorable. Honestly, you can’t have enough cozies in your home or office!

I love the spider and bat appliqué pattern on these adorable cozies! Honestly, we all need a little appliqué embellishment once and a while, right?

This Candy Corn Cup Cozy free crochet pattern from the Crochet 365 Knit Too archives is so fun.. plus it's easily an all-season favorite when you use different colors. My Candy Corn Wine Cozy is a fun crochet project too!

Sometimes, you really just want to step out of the box with your Halloween costume, but it's even better when you get to make it yourself! If you need a costume idea this pumpkin mask is the perfect level of spooky. It's also a way to crochet something a bit smaller as opposed to a full body costume for the holiday.

This is such a cute crochet pumpkin pattern for little ones. Isn't it just darling? Honestly, dressing your pumpkin as a pumpkin for their first Halloween is just way too cute!

This looks like it would be such a fun project! The Feather Wing Crochet Shawl by Crafty Intentions is the perfect winged costume accessory, especially if you’re looking for something light and comfortable. It is a bit more adventurous and time consuming, but well worth the effort.