Fall Decor / Halloween Decor: Aesthetic and Spookily Beautiful

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Do you like Halloween? Then you'll love these spooky-beautiful decorations:

An empty jam jar is crocheted around with black yarn in a skull pattern. You can fill it with candy to give away for Halloween. And once it's all been eaten, you can put an LED light inside, and the jar becomes a spooky lantern.
You can find the pattern right here: Crochet a Halloween lantern


If you have a soft spot for skulls, you might also like this crocheted decoration:


You can crochet the skull very plain and simple, leave it hollow, and light it with an LED light. Or you can decorate it elaborately as a “Sugar Skull” with flowers and bright, colorful ornaments. These decorated skulls have a long tradition in Mexico.
The pattern is available here:Crochet a skull


If you prefer something a little sweeter and cozier, there are my autumnal flower children
e.g. the little pumpkin girl:

She is about 12 cm tall and has flexible limbs. This lets you arrange her in different ways again and again: sitting, dancing, walking, sleeping...
Go to the pattern here: Crochet a pumpkin girl


You can crochet all these autumn decorations from leftover yarn. If you have cotton in the right colors at home, you can get started right away. So come on, what are you waiting for? Get the patterns now!

An old jam jar, some cotton yarn, and a crochet hook—and you’re ready to go: crochet yourself a little lantern. It doesn’t take much work and makes a lovely little decoration. You can place it anywhere, hang it up, or use it as décor.

You can find the free pattern by clicking here!

I hope you enjoy it.
Best wishes – yours, Ina



If you crochet the jam jar cover only halfway up, you’ll have a small bowl, e.g. for hazelnuts:

A little basket is always useful and also makes a lovely decoration in the fall. You can collect all sorts of gathered treasures in it and show it off beautifully decorated. You can crochet it in any size and with any yarn, making it very versatile.

I hope you have lots of fun making it. Yours, Ina

-> Click here for more pictures, information, and the pattern.

A small one can hold, for example, an apple or gathered acorns and nuts... — it looks wonderful on the table. You can also put it on the table filled with candy :-)


And my yarn feels right at home in a medium-sized one:


But it can be made even bigger. The bottom is made as a double sandwich base, so the basket is sturdy and doesn’t sag.

If you like to decorate with pumpkins for Halloween but don’t necessarily want to hollow out a pumpkin, then I’d like to suggest this alternative.
 


The pumpkin window decoration is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 43 x 30 cm. It’s quick and easy to cut out and assemble, though you should already have some experience working with a craft knife and tracing paper.

The autumn leaf wash pads aren’t just useful for facial care—they also make a beautiful fall decoration for your bathroom.
Plus, paired with shower gel or face cream, for example, these autumn leaves make a lovely little gift or small present.

And: Even crochet beginners can crochet these autumn leaves very easily and quickly using sponge yarn.



The autumn leaf wash pads are available here

There are so many options for fall decor, but for me, pumpkins are simply a must.

If you’d like to give your bathroom a fall makeover, this toilet paper roll hat is a great choice—colorful fall leaves and pumpkins are always a perfect fit.



You can find the crochet pattern with lots of additional information here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32027/klorollenhut-kuerbis-haekelanleitung

If you like decorating for Halloween, Karl-Theodor might be just right for you.

He looks great as a door decoration, but he also likes floating around anywhere else you'd like to have him.

If you'd like to crochet your own personal house ghost, you can find the pattern here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32778/halloween-gespenst-karl-theodor-haekelanleitung

Friedolin is a ghost with a double purpose: in the morning he makes sure your breakfast egg stays nice and warm, and in the evening he takes on the role of a little light...

A very useful and decorative housemate.



You can find more information and the pattern here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/30453/eierwaermer-gespenst-friedolin-haekelanleitung

Cute monster lantern for Halloween and St. Martin’s Day.




Here’s what you’ll need:

• Craft cardstock, 1 sheet of A2-sized purple, plus scraps in black, white, and orange
• Extra-strong translucent paper, 2x DinA4 in green
• Lantern frame
• Strong all-purpose glue (Kraft), possibly hot glue (optional)
• Adhesive tape
• Ruler
• Scissors, nail scissors
• Electric lantern stick

You’ll receive a detailed PDF pattern with plenty of step-by-step photos
and all the templates in actual size for printing.

To make fall a little more colorful, you can craft these decorative garlands. Even when it’s gray and dreary outside, the colorful leaves are sure to lift your spirits.



Each garland is about 80 cm long, but can easily be adjusted to fit any window or other surface. The leaves are cut out of cardstock and threaded onto nylon thread. They’re very easy to make and well-suited even for beginners.

Small, chubby, and sooooo spooky :-)

These are the Halloween Knobblys! Dressed up as a spider, witch, or pumpkin, they don’t just love hanging from a keychain or bag! They’re also perfect as decorations for a door wreath or as window hangers ♥

Crochet Pattern Halloween Knobblys




Crochet Pattern Halloween Knobblys 2 (Ghost, Frankenstein, Vampire)

The little umbrellas made from sparkling beads are very quick and easy to make and can be used in many ways, for example as lovely fall decor or as gift tags.



In the pattern, every step is explained in detail with photos, making it very easy to make your own, even if you have never crafted with beads and wire before.

You can find the umbrella pattern here

You can decorate wonderfully for Halloween with window garlands, too. Of course, these garlands can also be attached to walls and doors, and can even hang down from the ceiling.


 
All garland elements are cut out of photo cardstock and threaded onto nylon threads. The garlands shown are each approx. 85 cm long, but can be changed to suit your own taste and needs. The garlands are also very suitable for craft beginners.