Cute and scary: These crochet skeletons are completely ready for Halloween! I just love the eye for detail some of these designs have. You can actually tell that the hip bone is connected to the knee bone! 🙂
Get ready for Halloween and crochet your own skeleton this year!
Get ready for Halloween and crochet your own skeleton this year!
Click the photos for the link to the patterns!!
Sammy the Skeleton Crochet Pattern
Dressed up in his finery with a hat and tie, Sammy the Skeleton is friendlier than he is frightening. With a happy grin on his face and a little bit of “pudge” around his middle, this skeleton amigurumi stands at about 20”, and sits at 13.” Once they see him, little ones won’t be scared. Who would ever be scared with a friendly smile like that!
This skeleton crochet pattern is a downloadable PDF with lots of pictures and detailed instructions. If you really want this Halloween amigurumi to have some dramatic poses, run some pipe cleaners into his arms and legs so he can sit, stand, tip his hat and even wave to trick-or-treaters at your house! He’s a skeleton amigurumi that’s all heart!
Rockabilly Betty Crochet Pattern
Plan on having a rockin’ good time this Halloween when you whip up our little rockabilly Halloween crochet pattern with a gorgeous pink hair bow and a dress to match! Rockabilly Betty’s hair is as fabulous as her bone structure and she is sure to delight the cute little witch in your life!
The instantly downloadable PDF Halloween amigurumi pattern has lots of pictures and is available in both English and German. Our cute little sample has pink hair, but because she’s for Halloween, you might also want to consider dayglo green, purple, bright blue, and other festive colors.
We’ve shown this Halloween crochet pattern in pink, but we think she looks great in pretty much any color you can find! Rockabilly Betty stands 9” tall when complete.
Sweetie Pie Sugar Skull Crochet Pattern
For those of Mexican heritage, Sweetie Pie (Pastelito in Spanish) is here to help you honor those you love for Dias de Los Muertos. Made in a simple “rag-doll” style, this skeleton crochet pattern consists of two identical pieces in single-crochet. Simply complete this skeleton amigurumi pattern and stuff it. Use extra stuffing to make her cuddly and chubby and you can use any colors for the flower crown.
This Halloween crochet pattern contains 16 pages in English and uses US crochet terminology. She stands about 12” tall and because she’s so easy to make, you’ll want to put some all over your house to ward off evil spirits and make visitors feel welcome on the spookiest night of the year. Don’t let the dearly departed go home hungry. Get plenty of cakes and candies!
Skull-a-Billy Crochet Pattern
This is Betty’s hot older sister, and she really has let her hair down just in time for Halloween! From her fashionably flared dress to her way-out hairdo, everyone will love this cute little Halloween Rockabella! We’ve shown this here in lilac, but this is another one where a variety of wild color and texture can really show off your crochet abilities and sense of style!
This Halloween crochet pattern is a PDF download and is available in both English and German.
This completed skeleton amigurumi pattern stands at 7” tall, but she might be a little taller with an updo! She’s also great for using up small scraps of yarn for her shoes and hair-bow! Play The Monster Mash and let Rockabilly Betty and Skull-a-Billy have fun this Halloween! Nobody parties like the undead!
This completed skeleton amigurumi pattern stands at 7” tall, but she might be a little taller with an updo! She’s also great for using up small scraps of yarn for her shoes and hair-bow! Play The Monster Mash and let Rockabilly Betty and Skull-a-Billy have fun this Halloween! Nobody parties like the undead!
Mr. Skeleton Crochet Pattern
This little trick-or-treater is all decked out as Mr. Skeleton for all the spooky, candy-filled fun Halloween can bring! He has a friendly little smile and his eyes are pop-in safety eyes, so little ones won’t be able to pull them loose.
The completed skeleton crochet pattern stands at about 8” tall and the more you stuff him with fiber-fill, the chubbier he will be! It doesn’t mean he won’t still want some candy, though. He even thought ahead to wear shoes and a hood, just in case Halloween night turns cold. What a smart little skeleton amigurumi!
The PDF pattern is available in English only. Kids, as well as adults, will love his soft body and friendly smile!
PJ Pals Skully Skeleton Crochet Pattern
Skully is just one of several Halloween crochet patterns in this particular line, and he’s dressed up for trick-or-treating in his favorite PJs! He’s wearing cute little “devil” pajamas, complete with a tail and horns, and you can tell these are his favorites because of the patch sewn on!
The completed skeleton amigurumi Skully stands at approximately 15” and has pop-in safety eyes. You’ll love his sweet smile and the black details on his pajamas, and the PDF pattern is available in English with US crochet terminology.
He’s so cute you might want to get all his friends. That way he won’t be lonely, and they’ll be a cute addition to your festive Halloween décor for little trick-or-treaters. The more you fill him, the cuddlier he is!
Skeleton Girl and Devil Girl Crochet Pattern
These two girls are ready for trick-or-treat fun with their skeleton costume and devil costume on. These completed Halloween crochet patterns both stand at about 6” tall and require black, white and red yarn, and other colors can be used for their hair.
These skeleton amigurumi cuties are ready for trick or treat candies and Halloween night fun with their costumes and happy smiles! Their eyes are pop-in safety eyes and the pattern to make them is available in English as a PDF download.
You could easily make her a little boy by eliminating the skirt and just making skeleton legs. These two are cute, cuddly and fun. Nothing scary about them!
Bona Fide Realistic Skeleton Crochet Pattern
Don’t be afraid of this boney guy! He’s all smiles for Halloween night. Made of worsted weight yarn, this Halloween crochet pattern can stand up to 24” tall. He is all bones and all single crochet.
Because this skeleton amigurumi is so flexible, you can put him in a number of positions, and he is tall enough that people will take notice. You can even make him a little sombrero and festive vest and use him for DĂa de los Muertos celebrations.
PDF crochet download is in English and uses US crochet terminology. When you aren’t using him for Halloween he might be helpful for anatomy homework, especially if there is a full bone exam. Who could ever be afraid of him with a big, friendly smile like that!
Imelda from Coco Crochet Pattern
If you’ve seen (and loved!) the animated film Coco, then you won’t mind sharing your house with Imelda, the great-great-great grandmother of Miguel, who must reconcile his family and embark on his dream of becoming a musician during DĂa de Los Muertos. Imelda’s a little intimidating, but that’s just part of her charm.
This skeleton amigurumi stands at almost 11” tall. The pattern to make her is 30 pages long in English and is a PDF file filled with pictures, close-ups of special stitches, and other necessary tips and tricks to make this lovely doll for fans of Halloween, DĂa de Los Muertos, and the film Coco! Honor the dead with this lovely Imelda crocheted skeleton crochet pattern.
Hector from `Coco` Crochet Pattern
Fans of Coco will recognize Hector, the film’s true hero. The detail in this Halloween crochet pattern are stunning, from his hat all the way to his gold tooth. Hector is friendly, cuddly, and always ready to cheer people up.
He stands at about 10” and the pattern is available as a PDF download. This skeleton crochet pattern is filled with lots of pictures, close-ups for tutorials, and details galore so that you can make Hector in all his glory.
Imelda would be sad without Hector, so this way, you can make this cute couple and celebrate Halloween, DĂa de Los Muertos, and familial love with flair and panache. Other characters from the movie are available, too, which means you can go ahead and even make Miguel, Dante, and Pepita. The whole family will love these skeleton amigurumi characters, and so will you!