Boooooh! I’m still in a Halloween-state of mind! And I have been searching for the cutest crochet amigurumi Halloween ghost patterns! There are so many awesome ghost crochet patterns out there on the web. All the types of ghosts you could possibly want: big, small, rosy cheeked or dorky. And they are all very cute!
I have already gathered another set of ghost crochet patterns – and those are all completely free! Head over HERE to find the free ghost crochet patterns!
Don’t you just want to make them all and create your own Halloween ghost family!
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SnuggleMe Ghost Crochet Pattern
Introducing the SnuggleMe Ghost! He is perfectly spooky and ready for some Halloween snuggles! He has adorable pink cheeks and is wearing a very stylish colorful bow tie. He’ll be the perfect trick-or-treat companion!
SnuggleMe is designed with a classic ghost body, including the pointy head and tail bits. And what I really like about this pattern is that he has actual thumbs on his hands! This way, every time you see him he’ll be able to give you a cheery thumbs up!
This cute amigurumi ghost stands about 14 inches tall (35 cm), so he’s by no means a little small ghostie, but the perfect Halloween friend. The pattern includes links to helpful tutorials, along with instructions about the perfect placement for the safety eyes and how to embroider his mouth. And to make the instructions absolutely clear, the designer has provided lots of close up photos.
So, no more excuses: go and make yourself a SnuggleMe Halloween amigurumi ghost!
Boo The Ghost Crochet Pattern
This little ghostie is so freakin’ cute that the word “scary” doesn’t even enter your mind. I mean, just look at it! With his pink cheeks, little chubby arms and adorable hat he sure puts the cute in Halloween!
I love the simple lines of this pattern. This crochet ghost will work up pretty fast and will leave you wanting to make more! The floppy hat really is the perfect finishing touch. It is just an adorable pattern! Just look at those stubby little arms! So cute!
It is not surprising that the designer states that this Halloween ghost crochet pattern is suitable for beginners with basic crochet knowledge. The pattern consists of 6 pages with detailed instructions and 10 photos to help you follow along. So, beginners and more experienced crocheters: let’s cute up Halloween this year!
Trick-Or-Treating Ghost Crochet Pattern
I know, strictly speaking this is not a ghost. I just couldn’t resist adding this adorable trick-or-treating boy in his brilliant ghost outfit to this ghouly Halloween crochet pattern list.
This kid has the perfect Halloween ghost costume and is ready for a large haul of candy in his sweet little pumpkin basket. And just to make sure the intentions are perfectly clear he’s holding a sign saying “Trick or Treat”. No excuses now, just give him your candy!
I love the details on the shoes (with laces!) and the little mop of hair sticking out from under his sheet cover. He sure looks happy with his ghostly outfit!
The finished doll will stand about 10 inches (25 cm) tall, depending on the thickness of the yarn used. And, best of all, this pattern will get you in the Halloween spirit in no time! You may even want to make your own awesome ghost costume!
Halloween Longlegs Ghost Crochet Pattern
This cute Halloween crochet ghost with his long stripey legs will cheer up any Halloween. He is just perfect to put on a display shelf or give away as a cute cuddly toy. His name is Gilbert Ghost and he just makes friends wherever he goes. The spiders love him! With his friendly face and his arms ready to snuggle he’ll become your best Halloween friend in no time!
Again, the details in this pattern are absolutely adorable. I love the stripey long legs and the button spider on Gilbert’s chest. But best of all are his eyes. Doubling up the felt around the safety eyes is just brilliant. It is a simple way to create deepsunk, but very expressive eyes.
Not only the spiders are Gilbert Ghost’s friends. This Halloween ghost crochet pattern doesn’t only include Gilbert, but also patterns for his besties Fred Frankenstein and Pammy Pumpkin, both also longlegged Halloween amigurumi dolls. Just click Gilbert’s photo to check out these three buddies sitting together!
The pattern is available in English or French and is written in US crochet terms. It does include a handy stitch conversion chart for translation to British crochet terms.
Each Longlegs doll measures a substantial 16 inches (40 cm) tall, when made with light worsted weight (DK/8 ply) yarn and size D (3.25mm) and size G (4 mm) hooks. The designer suggests a safety eye size of 12 mm.
So, let’s get busy crocheting these long stripey legged friends for Halloween!
Miss Spooky Ghost Crochet Pattern
Well hello little Miss Spooky! She’s got some curves! It just goes to show that even crocheted ghosts can be sexy! With her shapely arms and ghostly curves she’ll sure turn some heads this Halloween!
What a great interpretation of a Halloween ghost. This crochet ghost design shows the power of increasing and decreasing those crochet stitches in all the right places. No need to make just round balls for the body and head, with a little bit of effort you can really shape your doll’s body.
The pattern for this curvy little ghost consists of 8 pages of richly illustrated, detailed instructions and is suitable for beginning and intermediate crocheters, provided they have some knowledge of basic crochet stitching. You do have to know how to increase and decrease your stitches in order to end up with that shapely ghost!The finished Miss Spooky will stand about 10 inches (25 cm) tall, when crocheted with the hook and yarn size mentioned in the pattern.
Get your ghostly sexy on with Little Miss Spooky!
Lil’ Boo the Ghost Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Lil’ Boo is an adorable little crochet ghost! He has a funny ghostly shape and a sweet little face. He’s ready for some Halloween snuggles! Watch out Casper: there’s a new friendly ghost in town!
This pattern has a couple of great qualities: not only is it not too difficult to create (you just need to know the crochet basics!), but it is also a design that is able to stand up by itself, due to it’s broad base. And I absolutely love the way Lil’ Boo’s base almost looks like a little dress!
The designer provides color photos in the pattern that will help you finish your little ghost in time for Halloween. When finished using the yarn and crochet hook suggested in the pattern, your Lil’ Boo will stand about 9 cm (3.5 inches) tall.
Strawberry Ghost Memory Game Crochet Pattern
Wait, what? Strawberry Ghosts? Yes indeed! These little ghosts are very good at playing games and hiding strawberries. I just guess it goes to show that Halloween ghosts exist in all shapes and sizes! And all fruit-loving varieties as well.
So these Strawberry Ghosts are specifically designed to play a mean game of strawberry memory! How cool and ususual is that? The ghosts cover the strawberries and the players take turns in lifting them up in order to find a color-matching pair of strawberries. Such a fun idea for a cute Halloween game! The strawberries themselves are so much fun: they come in different colors and in different carrot and candy corn styles.
The Strawberry Ghost Memory Game is easy and fun project, something to make and play with your children. Or even give away as a present to a very lucky recipient!
To make this pattern you’ll need some basic knowledge of crochet stitches, and how to work in rounds and how to change the yarn color. There are step-by-step instructions with lots of photos. All the instructions provided make this project suitable for beginning crocheters.
The pattern is written in US crochet terms. The finished strawberry-and-ghost-combo will have a height of about 2-3 inches (7 cm).
Ever thought crocheting for Halloween would involve making so many strawberries? Yeah, me neither… But we’ll gladly make an exception for such a fun and colorful project!
Boo the Ghost Crochet Pattern
Boo the Ghost is adorable, there are no two ways about it. Just look at him rattling those crochet ghost chains! You’ll be happy for him to haunt you this Halloween, because it will certainly involve some warm and yarny ghostly snuggles. And that is all sorts of Halloween awesome!
Boo’s pattern is written in both UK and US crochet terminology. The pattern is suitable for beginners, but does require you to be able to work in front or back loops only. The finished Boo the Ghost stands about 14 cm (5.5 inches) tall.
The designer provides two versions of the pattern in the same download: Version 1 is in full color with the photos inserted as close as possible to where they are referenced. Version 2 is in black and white (your printer will love you!) and all images are included at the end of the pdf. This way you can choose whether or not to print those photos.
Nightmare Before Christmas Zero Crochet Pattern
It was the night before Christmas and all through the house…. a nightmare was brewing featuring ghost dogs! Yes. I know it doesn’t rhyme, but then again this is all about “Nightmare Before Christmas” and not about the classic poem! I love Tim Burton and “Nightmare Before Christmas” is one of my favorites. I love the imagination and creativity that sparkles from every aspect of that movie! And one of my favorite characters is Jack Skellington’s ghost dog Zero. And here he is in crochet lovey form!
Even though Zero is a sweet little ghost doggy, this crochet pattern is not for babies that spook easily! But would make for a very unique and original baby shower gift! Or make a lot of them and string them together as a garland to decorate for Halloween! This iconic dog sure deserves his place in your Halloween celebrations, so get your lovey crochet boot on (no pattern provided, sorry…) and get busy crocheting Zero!
Kokeshi Ghost Doll Crochet Pattern
According to Wikipedia, Japanese Kokeshi dolls are simple wooden dolls with no arms or legs that have been crafted for more than 150 years as a toy for children. So let’s introduce this crocheted Halloween ghost Kokeshi doll! And what a sweetie he is! With his cute face and snazzy bow tie he’ll win your heart in no time.
The designer classifies this pattern for skill level “Easy”. Of course, you’ll need to know some of the basics of crocheting, but you’ll probably will not have a problem finishing your cute little crochet ghost in time for Halloween. And: the pattern for the little pumpkin is included in the download! Yay! (The branch with the spiders isn’t, but that is probably for the best…)
The finished ghost Kokeshi doll will stand about 16 cm (6.3 inch) tall, providing you’re using the proposed yarn and crochet hook size suggested by the designer.
Halloween Ghost Crochet Pattern
Look at this smiley fellow! This Halloween crochet ghost is having the time of his life, together with his best friend the black cat and a funky pumpkin! All these elements are included in the same pattern download, so you’re really getting bang for your buck!
This is a true classic Halloween ghost, in crochet form! I love that he is able to stand up by himself, due to his broad base. The arms and frame are wire framed. This enables you to position the arms in any way you want. This way, he’ll be able to give you (and his cat!) lots of warm Halloween snuggles. And his embroidered face is really sweet!
The crochet pattern for this amigurumi Halloween ghost consists of 16 PDF pages with step by step descriptions, illustrated with 50 detailed photos. The pattern is available in English and Russian. For beginner crocheters, instructions for basic crocheting techniques are also included. Working with a wire frame may add to the complexity of the crochet pattern, but the final result will definitely be worth it!