#Halloween Crochet

[truebluemeandyou]

3 Halloween Crochet Collars and Sleeves from Etsy

Top Image: Requiem Collar and Cuffs Crochet Pattern from OurWidow for $11.00 here.

Lower Left: Victorian Skull High Collar Crochet Collar from LunarStill for $3.91 here.

Lower Right: The Abramacabra Skull Crochet Collar Pattern from MadToymaker for $4.40 here.

I have posted so many Halloween Skull DIYs here.

Find the DIY Crochet Skull Shawl Free Pattern from kungen och majkis on Ravelry posted here on my blog.

[firework-heart]

FINAL UPDATE FOR THE SPIDER WEB SWEATER:

I FINISHED IT YALL!! wore it for the first time ever and it felt absolutely amazing. I didn't think I would love it that much but it is now my child. Thank you for coming along on this mini journey, I want to start a new top soon so stay tuned for that <3

pattern is made by @/aperpetualmess on youtube!!

[tinyclove]

have you ever wanted to make bat wings for your little pumpkin kitty? of course you have. now you can 😌 happy halloween!!

[hauntedautumnwhispers]

trying to learn how to crochet so i can me theseeeeee

[somnambulant-seraphim]

I had this sweater for a while, but didn't quite like some of the designs on the front of it, so I finally got the inspiration of how I wanted to change it.

I crocheted two long grey pieces and added some lighter grey crocheted ghosts on top. I also made some bigger ghosts for elbow patches, switched the buttons and did a grey stitched stripe with yarn. The rest is part of the pattern already on the sweater.

[stitchesafterdark]

Started a 100 square Halloween blanket. There’s no way I can get it done in time but I’ll happily keep working on it after the holiday.

[wolfandmoonshine]

I made these crochet glow in the dark moths!! they are so spooky I love them!! 👻

[vancrochets]

pumpkin snoopy + my baby snoop bag!!

snoopy pattern is from @/pixi3_stitches on ig/etsy and the baby snoopy tapestry pattern is by @/destiny.makes on ig (+ their website)! and the pumpkin outfit was freehanded by me, but inspired by @/gisellecrochetss on ig's jack o' snoopy 🎃✨

[crochetcouch]

Have you been wanting to try mosaic? Now is the time! We have a free crochet along coming to our Facebook groups May 1.

Our big Facebook Group - www.facebook.com/groups/thecrochetcouch and our Mosaic Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/thecrochetcouchmosaic

If you haven't tried mosaic yet, we have a video tutorial and a free square to practice with on our website - https://thecrochetcouch.com/mosaic-mos

[psychick69]

Patches for the halloween hoodie I’m making>>>

[creaturecomfortsva]

Spiderweb Kerchief!

I actually finished a Halloween pattern in time for Halloween. What joy!

Lately I've been enjoying working with finer yarns and more delicate, lacy stitches. I used to stick with mostly size G, H, and I hooks with worsted yarn, and took a lot of pride in that! Especially since so many crafters seem to eschew chunky yarns and big stitches in favor of "fussier" projects. Well, I didn't, for a long time. I liked pieces that worked up fast and looked big, bodacious, and a little tacky.

Lately, though, I find myself with a lot more time on my hands. I'm home a lot more. I rest more. My life has slowed down dramatically in the past year - and this is a good thing! The first 25 years of my life I felt like I was constantly climbing uphill, fighting for something or fighting against someone, working toward the next goal, the next achievement, the next patch on the imaginary Girl Scouts vest I track my life on. But then about a year ago, my family moved from a major metropolitan area to a small rural town. My job changed. My husband got promoted. My kid is getting bigger. And time started to stretch along differently. I didn't measure my time in deadlines anymore. Time passed and I didn't feel like I had wasted it by being unproductive. I consciously stopped measuring my worth by my productivity.

it turns out lightweight yarn and fussy stitches are a lot more fun if you let yourself move slowly. Turns out watching lace work up is as gratifying as finishing a chunky bralette in a day. Turns out I can make things that are genuinely beautiful.

Especially if they're Halloween themed, LOL.

I'm working on a pattern for this spiderweb kerchief headband and will need pattern testers soon! Follow me here or at my Instagram page @/creaturecomforts_shop to see more.

[firework-heart]

UPDATE for my spider web sweater

I finished the second sleeve, took a 10 day break (had a friend visiting) and I just got back to unraveling the first sleeve! I forgot to write down the exact number of chains and structure of the other one, so I'll have to do some guesswork but I'm sure it will turn out pretty much identical =) very excited to see how it all comes together in the end!

i also noticed that the sweater is kinda droopy where I sewed it on the sides; I should have probably made the spiderweb panels smaller but it's too late so I'll embrace the imperfections and try to tweak it so it's tighter.

PS: currently trying to motivate myself to stick to this so I might start posting previous projects. love yall <3

[amaranth-hollow]

Werewolf and Kitsune out for a stroll.

Patterns are my own

[hauntedautumnwhispers]

my first attempt at amigurumi and also my first attempt at following a written pattern and not a video. he’s blissfully unaware of his flaws, but i’m proud for my first try!

[somnambulant-seraphim]

Happy upcoming Halloween and Samhain from the more spooky residents of my room! <|:^] (Including Wormwood the witch frog, Seer the necromancer wizard spider, Scryer the cryptid Furby, and Loom the tarantula).

I also included some of the lucky Halloween finds (that I'll probably keep up all-year-round) I've gotten this year! <|:3