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Halloween

Spooky-season motifs for autumn makes and trick-or-treat gifts.

4 editable filet crochet patterns.

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Patterns
4
Difficulty
Beginner to Easy
Grid sizes
from about 18×18 to 28×28 squares
Best season
autumn

Difficulty breakdown

1 Beginner3 Easy

All 4 patterns

Pumpkin26×24
HolidaysView pattern
Ghost28×28
HolidaysView pattern
Bat21×16
HolidaysView pattern
Spider27×27
AnimalsView pattern

About this collection

Curated by the Filet Crochet Chart Builder team · Last updated

A small, focused set for the spooky season: a carved pumpkin, a friendly ghost, a bat, and a spider. They are bold, simple silhouettes that read instantly on the grid, which makes them quick to stitch for autumn throws, trick-or-treat bags, and seasonal bunting.

Repeat the bat or pumpkin into a border, or set a single ghost as a playful centrepiece. Each is fully editable, so you can add a face to the pumpkin or a web behind the spider.

Where to start

The most beginner-friendly motifs in this theme.

Bat21×16
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Pumpkin26×24
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Ghost28×28
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Spider27×27
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Ready for a challenge

The most detailed motifs for experienced makers.

Pumpkin26×24
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Ghost28×28
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Spider27×27
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Bat21×16
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Halloween — frequently asked questions

How many patterns are in the Halloween collection?
There are 4 editable filet crochet patterns in this collection, ranging beginner to easy in difficulty. Every one opens in the editor as fully editable cells.
What skill level is the halloween collection?
Most patterns here are easy level, with the set spanning beginner to easy. Difficulty is estimated from each chart's size and detail, so you can start with a simpler motif and work up.
What yarn and hook should I use for these patterns?
Smooth cotton, thread to worsted with a 1.5 mm steel up to 4.5 mm is a good starting point. Work the smaller motifs in size 10 cotton thread on a steel hook for fine detail, or move the larger ones to DK or worsted cotton on a bigger hook for blanket-weight pieces. A single solid, light colour reads best either way.
Can I print or export the halloween patterns?
Yes. Open any pattern in the editor to print a clean numbered chart, or export it as a PDF, PNG, JSON, TXT, or CSV. Everything is free and there is no sign-up.
Can I resize or customise these patterns?
Yes. Because every cell is a true block or open mesh, you can resize the grid, crop, mirror, or tile any holidays motif without creating half-stitches, then save your own version.

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