Handmade Fall Decorations and Halloween Decorations

Dear users, dear authors,
here are a few pretty designs / patterns for your fall decorations and Halloween decorations. Shop now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

Do you like fall? And pumpkins?
Then this toilet roll hat is just the thing for you...

You can find the crochet pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32027/klorollenhut-kuerbis-haekelanleitung



Materials needed: yarn 135 m/50 g, 100% acrylic - approx. 10 g in beige, 25 g in dark brown, 15 g bright orange, 20 g light orange, 5 g cream, 5 g green, and 10 g in mixed fall shades for the leaves.
Also an old CD, some stuffing, and a large-eye needle for weaving in the ends. Crocheted with hook size 3.5
Stitches used: ch, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, tr, and back post hdc

With these crocheted bats, which you can string along an LED string of lights, you’ll have a spectacular Halloween decoration that you can easily make yourself using just a few leftover pieces of black yarn. The number of bats you’ll need depends on the length of your string of lights. Important tip: it must be an LED string of lights, since the bulbs must not get hot!
You can find the crochet pattern for the bats here!

Chestnut season is almost here again! The Chestnut Flower Child from my Flower Children collection is a must-have!

It will be about 12 cm tall. Thanks to the crocheted-over pipe cleaner wire in its arms and legs, you can bend its limbs any way you like. This makes the chestnut child an excellent autumn decoration for the table, bookshelf, seasonal table, or windowsill.

For materials, you only need a tiny bit of cotton yarn, so it’s an ideal little project for using up leftovers. Get started right away!

Autumn is mushroom season, and even though not all mushrooms are edible, they’re always lovely to look at! Especially this one: the beautiful fly agaric, with its bright red cap and white spots, looks as if it was made to be admired.



This window picture is made from photo cardstock and transparent paper, measures approx. 49 x 56 cm, and can be cut out and glued quickly and easily with a little crafting experience.

Karl-Theodor is a funny door decoration for Halloween

You can find the crochet pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32778/halloween-gespenst-karl-theodor-haekelanleitung




A great idea for Halloween: the house ghost for the door - or wherever you’d like to hang him.
Karl-Theodor may look spooky, but he is house-trained, doesn’t make any noise, and is truly a very sweet fellow

He is crocheted with hook size 3 / the cape and bow with hook size 7, making him approx. 55 cm tall

The pumpkins shown in the pictures are not included in the pattern

Materials needed: yarn 135m/50g, 100% acrylic - approx.70 g in white, approx.70 g black and approx.10 g each of gray, orange, and green, a clothes hanger, some stuffing, 5 light-colored beads approx. 2cm in diameter, a gauze bandage, 2 tea bags, and craft glue.

By HALLOWEEN at the latest, it’s time to:
Out with the summery decor and in with the autumn ambiance!
Pumpkins are simply a must - so why not make them yourself?

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

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

And here’s the pattern and more details...



Halloween definitely needs some crafting too, and to make it nice and spooky, I designed this window decoration.



The picture measures approx. 54 x 34.7 cm, is cut from construction paper, and backed with yellow translucent paper. To cut out the picture, you only need a little experience using a scalpel or craft knife.

Maybe you need a ghost that will teach you to be afraid? An essential part of the Halloween menu is a matching potholder to show off pumpkins and slimy goo in just the right way.
For this potholder, you need cotton in two colors—preferably including white. It is made using the double knitting technique. The ghost is shown in a knitting chart.

You can find the pattern here.

Not everyone has a beautiful fall wreath like this ♥
The detailed crochet pattern shows you how to crochet this fall door wreath.

You’ll need:

• 1 crochet hook each in sizes 3.5 mm and 2.0 mm
• matching sewing needles and a pair of scissors
• colorful mini pom-poms (1 cm in diameter) + all-purpose glue
• stuffing
• 1 styrofoam wreath, 25 cm in diameter, flat on the back
• 1 skein of Scheepjes Stone Washed in light brown or brown
• 1 skein of Schachenmayr Brazilia in chocolate
• 
  Cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g (e.g., Catania Originals)—no more than 20 g of any single color, so you can easily use up leftover yarn in fall colors!

"Trick or treat!" ♥
The little Halloween Knobblys love dressing up for Halloween and hopping from door to door.

The detailed, richly illustrated pattern explains over 14 pages with a total of 36 pictures how you can grow your Knobbly family.

Of course there are also the Autumn Knobblys!



Perfect for the season, the little mushroom Knobbly, the cute chestnut Knobbly, and the funny pine cone Knobbly have come to visit and hang on bags or car mirrors, or sit all day long in decorative bowls ♥

The detailed pattern, richly illustrated with photos, explains on 20 pages with a total of 62 images how you can expand your Knobbly family.

Do you sometimes hear rustling in the forest too? Maybe little sweet gnomes are out and about again?

But now you don't have to search for them in the forest anymore, because you can bring them right into your home. With this crochet pattern, you can crochet the acorn gnome, the mushroom gnome, and the pumpkin gnome.

Get the pattern and all the additional info here: Crochet pattern for autumn gnomes