Granny Stitch Christmas Tree Square Pattern
Crochet a festive tree square with a granny-stitch background, color changes, a simple border, and an optional join-as-you-go edge for blankets and other Christmas crochets.
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Crochet a festive tree square with a granny-stitch background, color changes, a simple border, and an optional join-as-you-go edge for blankets and other Christmas crochets.
Make a pumpkin granny square with a shaped orange center, raised cream clusters, and a green border. This beginner-friendly pattern gives you round-by-round stitch counts in US terms.
Crochet a round pumpkin with a green stem, long yellow limbs, and tiny white shoes. This fall amigurumi pattern includes stitch counts for the body and each small part.
Crochet a shallow apple-shaped trinket dish with a cream center, red rim, little stem, leaf, and embroidered seeds using simple joined rounds.
Find nine free Halloween crochet patterns in one place, from tiny ghosts and bats to pumpkin decorations and a bubbling cauldron granny square.
Make a tiny ribbed crochet pumpkin from a simple strip, then add a stuffed center and a curly green stem for a sweet fall charm.
Crochet a ribbed pumpkin from an adjustable flat strip. This beginner-friendly pattern shows the rows, side seam, gathers, stuffing, and a green stem with an optional curly vine.
Crochet a plush pumpkin from its brown stem down, then shape six soft ribs and add an optional embroidered face.
Crochet a soft ghost plush with its arms joined directly into the body and a bouncy ruffled hem. This round-by-round pattern covers the arms, shaping, eye placement, stuffing, and finishing.
Crochet a fluffy Christmas tree with long loop-stitch branches, a stuffed tapered body, a little trunk, and a layered five-point star.
Make a Halloween bubbling cauldron granny square with a raised purple pot, attached handles and feet, mint-green foam, and a classic shell border.
Crochet a small flat bat applique with a 15-chain foundation, pointed ears, and shaped wings. This Halloween-friendly pattern uses US crochet terms and a few familiar stitches.