Halloween for Early Birds

Dear users, dear authors,
For some of us, Halloween is only relevant for a few weeks a year, while other users keep their Halloween decorations up all year round. This thread has room for everything related to Halloween.
Here you can find everything that is spooky and fun.

@Authors,
this is a promotional thread for all authors. Here you can showcase your Halloween patterns without any quantity limit. Please be sure to include a link and image, as well as information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

Crocheted Halloween Witch with Kitchen 



Halloween without a really cool witch is hard to imagine.
That's why here you’ll find a truly hideously ugly Halloween witch who
is 80 cm tall with her hat. And of course, every witch needs a
witch’s kitchen and a broom. I have put all these things together here in a
complete set (consisting of two patterns), intended for
advanced beginners to experienced crafters.

Of course, the witch with broom and the kitchen are also available separately in
my shop. However, for the witch and the witch’s kitchen you need a few
extra parts to make it look like it does in the picture.

**Difficulty level:** Medium

**Materials list for the witch:**

- Gründl Happy yarn:
- Light green approx. 250 g
- Black approx. 250 g
- Red approx. 100 g
- Purple approx. 20 g
- Brown approx. 50–60 g
- Beige approx. 30–40 g
-- Some craft wire for fingers, joints, and the parts you would like to stabilize or make movable
-- Some white fabric plus red and black Edding markers for the eyes and mouth
-- Glue
-- 3.5 mm crochet hook, yarn needle and scissors, and stuffing material

**Materials list for the witch’s kitchen:**

- Gründl Happy yarn:
- Green approx. 50–60 g
- Black approx. 300 g
- Orange approx. 100 g
- White (leftover)
- Beige approx. 20–30 g
-- Some craft wire for the frog fingers. Sturdy wire mesh is best
for the spoon and the handles (alternatively, craft wire will also work if
you fold it several times and connect it together).
-- Glue
-- LED tea light
-- Acrylic ball 14 mm diameter + orange acrylic paint
-- Crochet hooks 3.5 mm and 6 mm (cauldron), yarn needle and scissors, and stuffing material

If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help.

You look forward to HALLOWEEN all year round...
The decorations, the costumes, the parties... Spooky and fun—that's how it should be!
Pumpkins are simply part of it—so why not make them yourself?

With one purchase, you get 3 patterns all at once!

The orange pumpkin measures about 20 cm in diameter and is approx. 10 cm high. The white pumpkin is about 20 cm high, and the green-and-white pumpkin measures approx. 10x10 cm.

If you'd like to start now... here’s the pattern.





In the summer, the pumpkin keeps the door open, and in the fall, it serves as a home for little fairies—or simply as a decoration.

The pumpkin doorstopper is easy to make. You’ll only need single crochet and double crochet stitches, plus increases and decreases, of course.

You’ll also need the following supplies:

• 2 skeins of orange
• 1/2 ball of green in various shades and yellow
• 1/4 skein each of brown, black, and light blue
• 1 button for the doorknob
• 1 bag of bird sand (or something else heavy)
• 1 bell
• Size 2 crochet hook
• Hot glue gun



Relax and crochet a few Halloween Knobblys now -
then you'll always have a nice little gift or a cute decoration for autumn ♥

With a small amount of cotton yarn (e.g. Catania), some stuffing and a size 2.5 crochet hook
these cute little Knobblys are quick to crochet.

Crochet Pattern Halloween Knobblys

For Kaija, the Pumpkin Girl , Halloween is the absolute best holiday ever. With her bright orange pumpkin costume, she’s perfectly equipped for it.

You’ll receive a detailed 39-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.

The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the dress, the shoes, the panties, the pumpkin hat, as well as the little hedgehog and the leaves. The pattern for the stole is not included.

Click here to go to Kaija 

Do you find spiders creepy? Or cool? Here’s a super-easy, free crochet pattern for a spider. Depending on the yarn weight, you can crochet it in different sizes and scare your friends with it—on Halloween or all year round!