Want to make gobs of Spooky eyeballs? This is the pattern for you! I even have a list of things to do with them once you’re done. One of my go to decor ideas is filling a glass jar with them It has a very apotha-scary feel to it.

Here’s the link: 1st Day Of Halloween: Make A Crochet Eyeball

The bathroom is not always remembered when decorating for spooky season. I think that’s a bit of a tragedy. So, here we have a pattern for pumpkin scrubbies! They look absolutely adorable in a little jar by the bathroom sink. What’s even better is they are perfectly usable and washable.

Here’s the link: 3rd Day Of Halloween: Crochet Pumpkin Scrubby

I believe this was my first wearable pattern, and I still love it! The scariest part was how many ends there were to weave in. Ugh, it still gives me shivers. But the finished product is definitely worth it! In fact I believe my husband, the model in this photo, actually stole it for himself… I’ll have to make another.

Here’s the link: 5th Day Of Halloween: Spooky Crochet Striped Scarf Pattern

I was very happy with this ornament last year and I still am! I find it awesome that you can’t even tell there’s a bottle ring under there. I know this one doesn’t look all that spooky… But there may be a spooked up version in purple and black over there. Maybe.

Here’s the link: 7th Day Of Halloween: Upcycled Bottle Ring Crochet Pumpkin Ornament Pattern

This sweet little ghost looks like the classic sheet costume. I put an LED tea candle underneath him and made it into a spooky little ghost light! It works up so quickly and has a subtle spook to it. You can of course add a little felt face to it as well.

Here’s the link: 9th Day Of Halloween: Crochet Ghost Light Pattern

I published this one on the day of Halloween last year because you have to have some candy on Halloween day! I have 3 versions of the candies that you see in this picture. It didn’t get that much love last year since I think everyone was having some really candy lol. But I hope that you will want to give it a go this year!

Here’s the link: 11th Day Of Halloween: Crochet Halloween Candy

This classic cauldron basket is no sew! The little feet at the bottom and the curl at the top are all built in features. I absolutely love this pattern, it’s crocheted item that very useful as well as decorative. Every time I make one though they seem to go missing…

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