Crocheting Halloween patterns is a fun way to get into the spooky spirit—without the scares! These playful designs are perfect for decorating your home, accessorizing costumes, or handing out as festive little gifts. Try out the crochet ghost, pumpkin, cat, owl, skull, spider, and Halloween garland patterns below — they’re quick to make and full of seasonal charm!

Looking for a fun and fuss-free way to add a spooky flair? This no-sew spider appliqué is quick, beginner-friendly, and perfect for garlands, treat bags, or Halloween cards. With the free pattern and step-by-step video below, you’ll have a creepy-crawly ready to scuttle into your crafts in no time!

Looking for a quick and spooky touch to your Halloween crafts? This no-sew skull appliqué is fast, beginner-friendly, and perfect for decorating treat bags, buntings, or cards. With the free pattern and step-by-step video below, you’ll have a creepy-cute skull ready in minutes!

Looking for a fun and fuss-free project to spook up your space? This no-sew Halloween garland is worked all in one piece along a simple foundation chain, with alternating skull and spider appliqués that are quick and satisfying to make. With the free pattern and step-by-step video below, you’ll have a creepy-cute garland ready to hang in no time!

Looking for a quick and cozy make for fall? This no-sew pumpkin is worked all in one piece, with a plump shape that’s easy and fun to crochet. Use classic orange or top it off with glow in a dark yarn for a spooky vibe. With the free pattern and step-by-step video below, you’ll have your own little pumpkin patch in no time!

Ready for a quick and seamless project just in time for Halloween? This no-sew ghost is worked all in one piece, with the arms crocheted directly into the cylindrical body. Top it off with glow in a dark yarn for a spooky vibe and you got your little ghost! With the free pattern and step-by-step video below, you'll have your little ghost floating in no time!

Check out the little stop motion animation I made for the Mystery Gang during this Halloween!

I have a series of random stop motion animations I decided to make using my daughter’s toy furniture sets as props. They were mostly linked in my old blog but I haven’t had much time porting them over or sorting them out yet.

If you are a big Scooby Doo fan, you will undoubtedly know all the characters of the Mystery Gang. Unexpectedly, my little daughter’s favourite character is Fred - leader of the gang. These set of Scooby patterns work up really fast and are very easy for beginners to try!

Guys, I’m so excited to tell you what I’ve been up to recently! I made a couple of new Amigurumi Designer friends and we all decided to come up with a Halloween Ami Super Pack together! To be very honest, I don’t really like to crochet many other items apart from Amigurumi (as evident as everything on my blog lol), which is something I share in common with all these other Ami designers!