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Halloween Knitting Patterns

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Free Knitting Patterns

Free Knitting Pattern for Treat Bag Trio

Treat Bag Trio

Christine Marie Chen designed these cute knit treat bags that can also be used as table decor inspired by candy corn, a spider’s web, and Frankenstein’s monster.

Free Knitting Pattern for Bat Toy Decorations

Bat Toy

MillaMia’s bat decoration / softie uses a tennis or polystyrene ball  for the body and a pipecleaner to provide a bit of structure to the wings.

Free knitting pattern for Bug Infested Bowl

Bug Infested Bowl

Nancy Anderson designed this fun decorative treat bowl for Red Heart. easy by Red Heart and Ravelry knitters. Not just for Halloween! Bowl Finished Size: 5½”(14 cm) wide x 4″ (10 cm) tall

Free knitting pattern for Spidey spider toy

Spidey

Amanda Berry designed this cute spider toy approximately 12cm tall and 13cm wide. The legs are i-cords with pipe cleaners inserted so Spidey can stand.

Free knitting pattern for Ghostly Dish Scrubber

Ghostly Dish Scrubber

Nancy Anderson designed this Halloween cloth for Red Heart Yarn. If you use the recommendedRed Heart Scrubby yarn, you’ll get a  textured that’s good for getting at dirt even on dishes but soft enough to use on skin. Red Heart sent me a sample of the yarn for review. I haven’t had a chance to use it yet, but I like the texture — it’s softer than I expected.

Free knitting pattern for Shrek Hat

Shrek – Ogre My Ogre Hat

Gunilla Leavitt’s cute hat is a fast knit in bulky yarn.

Free Knitting Pattern for Candy Corn Baby Cocoon and Cap

Candy Corn Cocoon and Cap

Dress up baby trick or treaters in this easy cozy snuggle sack for Halloween from Red Heart Yarn.

Free knitting pattern for Ruby Slipper Booties

Ruby Slipper Booties

Rain O’Brien designed these baby booties inspired by the Wicked Witch of the East. Size: 3-6 (6-9) months

Patterns for Purchase

Knitting Pattern Walking Dead Zombie Slippers

Waking Dead Zombie Slippers

These cozy zombie slippers are knitted, felted and then embellished with a face. As they wear out they become even more zombified as the inside flesh will begin to show.

Knitting Pattern for Pumpkin Shaped Toys

Pumpkin Friends

Pumpkin shaped softies for decorations or toys. Includes patterns for a witch, ghost, black cat, Frankenstein’s monster and a cabled pumpkin.

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Knitting Pattern for Bat Cape

Bat Cape

Hooded cape shaped like bat wings for gothic or vampire inspired costumes. Worked in a lacy chevron pattern with ribbon tie at neck.

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Knitting Pattern for Skeleton Black Cat

Skeleton Black Cat

This black cat toy or decoration is knit in the round and uses beads for the joints. The finished cat is approximately 12 inches (30 cm) tall.

Knitting Pattern Where the Wild Things Are Romper

Where the Wild Things Are Romper

This romper is an adorable first Halloween costume for baby. The versatile knit for newborns to 2 years old can be customized into a lion, devil, cow, or any other costume with ears and tail.

Charlottes Web Hat Knitting Pattern lace hat with spider

Charlotte’s Web

Adult and child sizes! Knit a lace hat with Charlotte the spider sitting on top. Perfect for Halloween too! Size: Infant (Toddler, Child/Adult Woman, Adult Man)

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Terry Matz

meTerry is a knitting late-bloomer, learning to knit as an adult from Internet tutorials, because she wanted a craft that was useful, fun, and portable. Knitting hats for cancer patients inspired her to design her own patterns—available for free at her blog, intheloopknitting.com. Terry met her husband Ken at a science fiction convention and moved to the Kansas City area to be with him more than 30 years ago. Terry supports her yarn stash by creating websites and other digital media. Terry firmly believes in Knitting in Public—it's a great conversation starter!

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