Mummies! Crochet patterns for mummies! Scary mummies, cute mummies, mummies covered in spiders or even mummy babies: this roundup has them all!

Scroll down to find your favorite and get ready to mummify some crochet!

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The cute little crochet mummy is looking forward to celebrating Halloween with you! His shiny black eyes seem so alive! I love the way real bandages were used to wrap his body, this gives him the look of a real pharaoh. Notice how he didn’t emerge from his sarcophagus entirely clean. Those little details add a lot of character to your mummy!

 

This cute mummy (skill level of crochet pattern: experienced) stands about 8.5 inches (21.5 cm) tall, but, of course, the height of the finished product depends on the type and weight of yarn you choose. 

 

 

 

Meet the Mumford Mummy! This cute little amigurumi mummy really is a fashionable fellow. He’s showing off his awesome two-toned bandaged look with great aplomb. His big dark eyes almost look like sunglasses! So cool! 

I love the way those bandages are draped across his head: it looks like a little turban. He’s just such a glamorous little mummy!

 

When made with worsted weight yarn little Mumford stands about 10 inches (25 cm) tall. The crochet pattern is written using US crochet terms. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The pattern, that is instantly downloadable, includes 13 pages, 55+ images and a stitch count for every row, in short: Everything you need to help you finish Morris the Mummy in time for Halloween! Let’s get busy!

 

 

 

 

Who had ever thought that King Tut would come back to life the form of a one-eyed mummy crochet pattern? Although somewhat disheveled, the bandages are still pretty neatly wrapped around him. And what a fun idea to give him only one eye!

 

This amigurumi mummy, with a crochet pattern that is suitable for intermediate crocheters, will stand about 7 inches (18 cm) tall when crocheted in worsted weight yarn. This mummy crochet pattern is part of a larger ebook, featuring 14 classic horror movie crochet patterns! So if you want to give this little one-eyed mummy some friends to play with this Halloween, head over here and start crocheting!

 

 

 

Halloween monsters come in all shapes and sizes and some of them happen to be incredibly cute! These little mini-mummies will brighten up your Halloween with its irresistible adorableness (is that even a word?). Anyway, how sweet are these? From their little heads to their bandaged feet they are ready to snuggle you through Halloween and beyond! I particularly love the little arms and the way the eyes are framed by the crocheted bandages.

 

So, if you need some little friends this Halloween, look no further and crochet your own mini-mummies right now! The little mummies in the photo have been crocheted using cotton yarn and stand about 17 cm (7 inches) tall. And why stick to only grey or white? Make an orange one or pink! Let’s make this Halloween extra-festive!

 

 

 

 

 

This very friendly and very detailed mummy is the perfect pattern to crochet this Halloween. Mummy Manu even still has all his fingers and toes! Wrapped in real bandages, Many is ready to snuggle with you this Halloween. He’s so friendly, he even made friends with some deadly spiders!

 

Even though this mummy crochet pattern looks quite elaborate and complicated, the many photos and clear instructions in the description are there to offer support. If you know how to crochet a magic ring, slip stitch, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet, you’re good to go! With yarn fitting on crochet hook size 3, Manu will turn out to be about 38 cm (15 inches) and will happily be your friend this Halloween!

 

 

 

 

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!

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!

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!

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.

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!

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.

Frankenstein is one of those iconic monsters from the horror genre and therefore a staple image for Halloween. And when you think about it, he really has a lot in common with crochet amigurumi dolls: both are made up out of different parts that have been sewn together and both can be really really scary (or really really cute!).

This list of wonderful Frankensteins features funny, cute, and friendly Halloween monster crochet patterns. Because even though Frankenstein has all the makings of a classic monster, he really just wants to be your Halloween friend!
Scroll down and check just how cute greenish monsters can be!

 

This Frankenstein crochet pattern sure does credit to the literary monster created by Mary Shelley in her iconic novel. The details on this amigurumi doll are great: the irregularly placed eyes, the red scar, the monobrow, the square forehead, and the toothy grin. And the finishing touch is, of course, the classic bolts in the neck where the head is attached to the spine. And in this Frankenstein monster, those are actual hardware bolts! I mean, any excuse to raid the hardware store for crocheting supplies is great! So cool!

The finished version of this classic Frankenstein stands about 10 inches tall when finished (depending on the yarn gauge used, of course). The pattern is easy to follow and contains many photos to help you along. So, get your classic Frankenstein’s monster groove on this Halloween and get stitching!

It really is a double whammy: This Frankenstein crochet pattern comes together with the crochet pattern for his bride! So let’s take a closer look at his beautiful partner for Halloween!

 

And here she is: Frankenstein’s beautiful Bride! He doesn’t have to roam the earth alone anymore and with her by his side he’ll conquer your heart for sure!

The Bride of Frankenstein, just like the green dude himself, is another classic horror character that is instantly recognizable and has a solid place in Halloween culture. And this crochet pattern has all the necessary elements: The sheet dress, the melancholic look in her eyes, the stitched mouth, and, most striking of all, the iconic hair style with the white streak.

When finished, she stands just under 9 inches tall, with bandages on her arms and a sheet for a dress, just as she appears in the movie. Again, lots of photos have been added to clarify the pattern, which makes it easy to follow.

So, don’t leave your Frankenstein’s monster alone and lonely this Halloween, but crochet him a true companion!

How awesome is this Frankenstein bag! This is truly a unique and must-have accessory for any Halloween fan! Imagine going out trick or treating with this awesome bag! So cool!

The idea for this Frankenstein bag first came to the designer when she opened the zipper of a “normal” green bag. The image of Frankenstein’s head just came to her and then, of course, she had to make it!

I love the resigned look on his face, his fluffy hair, his cute little ears and the classic neckbolts. But my absolute favorite part of this bag is the iron chain cable that functions as the bag strap! Such an awesome idea!

The crochet pattern for this fantastic Halloween Frankenstein bag is a 16 page PDF with detailed step by step instructions with pictures in order to demonstrate assembly, any special techniques or other more complex parts. The pattern is suitable for intermediate level crocheters and these are the finished sizes of your beautiful bag (depending on the gauge of yarn used):

 

Head: Height 20cm / 8 inches
Width 12,5cm / 5 inches
Depth 12cm / 4, 72 inches
Strap: 124cm / 49 inches

The designer also includes a 37 page Stitches & Techniques Guide, with step by step instructions and photos to show all the stitches and techniques needed to finish this project. This makes the pattern not only suitable for intermediate crocheters, but also for beginning crocheters that are up for a bit of a challenge!

Havva Designs is one of those crochet designers that keep coming up with fresh faced and very cute designs. And this boy dressed as Frankenstein’s monster (with pumpkin trick-or-treat basket – so cute!) certainly is no exception. This design is a Havva classic: colorful details and sleek lines. It’s absolutely fabulous!

The kid seems to have a great time, just look at the grin on his happy face. I love the felt eyes, they give his face a great open look and add a lot of character to this Frankenstein amigurumi doll. And look at his wonderful costume! From the surly looking Frankenstein hat to the torn edges of his colorful green shirt (I am a sucker for striped shirts on amigurumi dolls!): this Halloween costume is sheer perfection. He will need a bigger pumpkin basket to haul all the candy he’ll get!

The pattern for this adorable Frankenstein Halloween costumed boy is written in US crochet terms, but is also available in German, with options for French and Spanish. It is a very detailed pattern, featuring many photos to make sure you’ll be able to finish your doll to your liking!

The finished amigurumi doll stands about 28 cm tall (11 inches). The final size depends, of course, on the thickness of the yarn used. So let’s get stitching to get this boy’s Frankenstein costume ready for Halloween!

Meet Franklin Frankenstein, probably the least scariest Halloween monster out there. He is a friendly and adorable little monster who loves to play and watch cartoons. 

This Frankenstein crochet pattern has a lot of very cute details. I love his button up shirt, the little scar on his forehead and the details in his hairline. And, of course, he also sports those iconic neckbolts!

 

Depending on the gauge of the yarn used to make him, the finished Franklin doll measures approximately 26cm (10 inches). The Frankenstein crochet pattern consists of 12 pages of instructions, including plenty of photos for reference to help you along the way. The designer also offers help per email, should you need more assistance in creating your own Franklin. 

All these clear instructions and help make sure that this pattern is suitable for beginning crocheters, although you do need to know how to make a magic ring/circle, how to crochet in spirals, the single crochet sttich and how to increase and decrease single crochet stitches, as well as some basic basic embroidery and sewing techniques.

Babies are adorable. Even baby monsters! And this little baby Frankenstein is no exception! What a cute little chubby face! You just want to pinch those green cheeks! 

Even though he’s still just a little one, he already has all the traditional Frankenstein features: the neckbolts, the scars, the funky hairline and the snazzy dress sense. He’s ready to party Halloween style and give sweet hugs to trick-or-treaters. I love his litte nose and the darling expression on his litte face. Adorable!

The finished doll will be about 8.5 cm tall (3.3 inches), depending on the gauge of the yarn used. But whatever size he will be, he’ll be adorable for sure!

This little Frankenstein doll is a little older than the previous one, but still quite young looking. He’s clearly a little sweetheart, with a big (implanted) heart and a sweet (slightly scarred) face. 

Again, lots of details in this wonderful Frankenstein crochet pattern. I really like the way the hair line has been designed. He also sports large impressive scars, both on his face and for his mouth and the details in the clothing add to his background story. The designer really did a great job in making this Frankenstein crochet pattern!

The crochet pattern for this cute Frankenstein doll is available in English, French, German and Dutch, so a lot of crocheters will be able to make him for Halloween this year. The pattern is written with lots of details. 

When using a 2.5 mm crochet hook (and matching yarn) Franky will stand about 23 cm (9 inch) tall and sit about 18 cm (7 inch) tall. 

 

Look at Mr and Mrs Frankenstein! Don’t they make the cutest of couples? These little Frankenstein amigurumi dolls are absolutely adorable. And they are so clearly in love that making them would not just be a great idea for Halloween, but also for Valentine’s Day. Or as the most unique wedding cake toppers ever! 

The Frankenstein dolls, both the monster himself as well as his Bride, are small, but full of fun details. I love the single button on Frankenstein’s coat and the protruding ridge of his forehead. And Frankenstein’s Bride not only has the sweetest eyes any monster has ever had, but also very fluffy and cool hair. They are a match made in heaven!

The finished Frankenstein doll stands about 9.5 inches (24 cm) tall, his Bride about 8, 5 inches (22 cm). Unless you crochet her some awesome Frankenstein heels, of course! 

The pattern is written in US crochet terms and is suitable for beginners and intermediate crocheters. It includes detailed instructions that are easy to follow, so beginners: no need to worry! 

Click the photo for the link to the Frankenstein crochet pattern. And for the link to the crochet pattern for Frankenstein’s bride click HERE!

Yes, it is Halloween in July! I’m starting a brand-new tradition! Check out these Halloween bat crochet patterns and yes, I know it is a bit early for Halloween, but they are so super cute that I couldn’t resist!

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••Finished Size: plush is approximately 5.5″(14cm) wide x 4″(10cm) tall. A perfect carry along pal.

••Skills Needed: Crocheting in a round/spiral, slip stitch, single crochet, increase and decrease stitches.

••Materials Needed:
– Worsted/Aran weight yarn
– 2.75mm hook
– Polyester fiberfill
– 9mm black safety eyes

••Language:
This pattern is written in English and uses US crochet terms.

••Pattern Includes: The pattern shows step by step instructions, paired with photos and tutorial links for certain stitch techniques.

Amigurumi Vampire frog Crochet Pattern

The pattern is 23 pages long, contains 64 pictures to help you along the way and available in English (US crochet terms) and German language.
With cloak and footwear pattern.

INSTANT DOWNLOAD: once payment is confirmed, you will receive a link to download the pattern immediately. Make certain your Etsy email is up to date and accurate before purchasing!
If you ever have any questions, please contact me through Etsy conversation.

Finished frog is approximately 56 cm / 22 inches tall (worsted afghan weight acrylic yarn 50 g/120-130 m, crochet hook 2,5 mm).
You can use any yarn you prefer. Just make sure your yarn is equal thick for all the crocheted parts.

Amigurumi Bat In A Pumpkin Crochet Pattern

This delightful Bat in a Pumpkin is sure to bring a smile to any face! It is a wonderful Halloween decoration or toy.

This pattern is written in English, using US Crochet Terms.
Doll is made using amigurumi, working in the round.
8 pages, 17 photos and stitch count for every row, are included to help you finish your project.
Gauge is not important.

Supplies:
Worsted weight yarn in colors listed
Crochet hooks size F/5 (3.75mm)
Yarn needle
Stitch markers
Fiberfill or stuffing of your choice

Brook the Tiny Bat Amigurumi Crochet Pattern!

Brook the Tiny Bat is swooping in to join the One and Two Company family. Brook’s favourite time of day is dusk and loves to watch the beautiful sunsets. You would be batty not to add Brook to your pattern collection 😉

Brook the Tiny Bat is the perfect friend for your child, sweet and charming, you can customize it as you like. It’s also a fantastic gift for a nursery or even do it for you 🙂 Sure you will have fun making it.

You can find this blanket and the amigurumi in a fantastic set at a great price on the following link:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/557537525/combo-pack-brook-the-tiny-bat-lovey-and

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· Skill Level: Easy / Intermediate

· Measurements: 8 inches approx.

· I used Worsted Weight yarn for this pattern.

· Make the pattern larger or smaller by changing the type of yarn and hook.

· Written in American English crochet terms

Halloween Snouty Bat Crochet Pattern

This is a PDF crochet pattern used to create a bat amigurumi. It is an instant digital download, so you will be able to access the pattern as soon as payment is received.

You will need:
▪ DK weight yarn in dark purple, light purple, black, white, pink, dark grey
▪ B hook (2.25 mm)
▪ Stuffing
▪ 9 mm safety eyes
▪ Scissors
▪ Tapestry needle

Difficulty: Medium-Easy
You should know how to work in the round, increase, and decrease.

The final piece should measure approximately 3″ tall.

this listing is for Bruce the Bat doll and mini bat crochet pattern

Large measures 12″(30 cm) tall when using a D hook
Mini bat measures 8 inches(20 cm) tall when using a D hook

I recommend it as an intermediate pattern. The instructions are detailed and easy to follow if you know the basic stitches and techniques used to make amigurumi . The PDF file includes pictures to help you along. Written using U.S crochet terms.

These patterns are a PDF and you will need Adobe Reader to open it, This is free to download. I will be happy to help you along if you have any questions when making it.

No refunds will be given on digital patterns after it has been downloaded.

You will need
Approx. 150g of main color, less than 50g of accent color. Worsted weight #4
A pair of 15 mm safety eyes
fiberfill Stuffing
3.25 mm hook
Tapestry needle

only available in english

Vladimir Bat Amigurumi Crochet Pattern!

If your nights are too long, who could be a better companion than this little bat who loves the night 🙂

Measures approx.
Height: 23 cm (from feet to the top of the ears)

This pattern is available in English or Spanish Language.
Digital Download available in ENGLISH only.

Easy Amigurumi Vampire Bat Crochet Pattern!

Crochet your own sweet little bat — a perfect creepy cute friend for anyone who loves vampires. This is a very quick and easy pattern, perfect for a beginner — it is possible to make one of these little bats from start to finish in well under an hour! The finished bats make perfect Halloween decorations, or attach a key chain and hang from your bag.

The finished bat measures around 2 1/2 inches tall, although exact size will depend on what yarn is used.

The pattern is supplied as a pdf with photos included in the instructions. Only a basic knowledge of crochet is needed, single crochet, double crochet, treble crochet and decrease stitches are used. In the pattern I use US crochet terminology with UK translation.

Amigurumi Ghost Bat Crochet Pattern!

This is a great amigurumi pattern featuring the amazing insectivore the Northern Ghost Bat. This bat is commonly confused with the Honduran White Bat (also known as a Honduran Ghost Bat).. This pattern is a beginner to intermediate pattern with lots of different principles of crochet included. You will be making the body, face, snout and ears as well as 2 finger bones for each side, 2 legs and feet and a tail. You will need worsted yarn in white and pale pink, as well as white eyelash yarn, 16 gauge wire and wire cutters (optional if you want it wired and able to pose), 10 mm eyeballs, stuffing and an embroidery needle. Lots of explanatory pictures and tips and tricks inside! This pattern is made to be very learner friendly with dozens and dozens of images and instructions to make this go easily. You will love this creature

Pattern Type: Crochet (Combined with some hand sewing)
Pattern Difficulty: Advanced

You are purchasing a PDF pattern that will be downloaded from Etsy, not a physical item. We do our best to be sure all of our patterns are as accurate as possible. Our patterns do require that you have some basic experience with your chosen craft. We do not recommend most of our projects for beginners unless specifically noted!
Beginner level patterns are simple enough to be completed as your very first project, Novice patterns are simple enough to be completed by someone with basic knowledge of their craft type. Advanced patterns are for those who are very comfortable with their craft, as well as reading sometimes difficult patterns that must be followed closely.