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Get ready for spooky-season crafting with these Knitted Halloween Bunting Patterns. Pick your favorite design and make festive decorations for your home!
Get your knitting needles ready for some spooky seasonal decor! These Knitted Halloween Bunting Patterns are a fun way to make decorations for your home. Choose from playful shapes, classic Halloween colors, and simple designs to knit a bunting that looks great across a mantel, doorway, or party table.
Knitted Halloween Bunting Patterns
1. Halloween Bunting
Get your home ready for Halloween with this fun knitted bunting filled with classic spooky characters. Designed by Amanda Berry, the pattern includes a ghost, black cat, bat, spider, and pumpkin that you can display together or separately. Work the pieces mainly flat using 3.5 mm and 4 mm needles. The pattern has a gauge of 25 stitches and 28 rows per 10 cm in stockinette. This pattern suits advanced beginners and is a fun project for adding handmade decorations to your Halloween setup.
2. Creeptacular Halloween Bunting
Halloween decorating gets more fun when you can make the decorations yourself! Caron’s Creeptacular Halloween Bunting features five themed pennants, including a jack-o’-lantern, vampire, Frankenstein’s monster, ghost, and graveyard. This pattern combines basic knit and purl stitches with simple shaping, picked-up stitches, and embroidered details. It is a good choice for beginners who are comfortable with basic knitting techniques.
Hang the finished bunting over a doorway, along a desk, or near the treat bowl, and join two sets together when you want extra length
3. Day Of The Dead Sugar Skull
Looking for something a little different for your Halloween decorations? Designed by Nicola Valiji, it brings bright, colorful skulls to your seasonal display. This beginner-friendly pattern uses DK-weight yarn and 4 mm straight needles, with basic shaping and stocking stitch keeping the techniques simple. Each finished skull measures around 12.5 cm high and 8 cm wide.
You can make several skulls and string them together to create a fun bunting for your wall, doorway, or party space.
4. Halloween Graveyard Bunting
Turn a few spooky charts into a Halloween decoration with this from Rubyandthefoxes. The set includes four intarsia charts featuring haunted graveyard and house designs, which you can use for bunting, blankets, gift bags, or other projects. Worked in stocking stitch from the bottom up, the charts create squares measuring approximately 20 cm × 20 cm when made with DK yarn and 4 mm needles. Choose your favorite designs, cast on, and make a spooky display for every Halloween!
5. Halloween Garland
This spooky Halloween garland is the perfect pick for your next knitting project. Designed by LittleWhitsKnits, it’s suitable for beginner or intermediate knitters. Each piece is worked in DK yarn on straight needles, and the pattern includes row-by-row instructions and full-color photos to make it easy to follow. It works up into a festive banner you can hang around your home for the season.
6. Ghost Garland Decoration
LittleWhitsKnits designed this Boo Banner knitting pattern for an uncanny look. This design features simple stuffed ghosts you can make in any length. You can create a short banner or add more ghosts to make a longer garland. It is made with DK yarn and 4 mm straight needles, then sewn together. This pattern suits beginner to intermediate knitters, as it is a straightforward project with plenty of room to customize your banner.
7. Halloween/Fall Garland
You can bring Halloween and fall together with a handmade garland featuring little ghosts, mushrooms, acorns, leaves, pumpkins, and even broomsticks. This pattern by r/knitting combines several knitting patterns to create a long seasonal decoration. The ghost designs use US 5 (3.75 mm) needles with worsted-weight yarn, while the mushroom pattern uses US 6 (4 mm) needles.
And the fall harvest charm set uses US 3 (3.25 mm) needles and fingering-weight yarn. Mix and match your favorite motifs to make a garland that works for Halloween and lasts through the fall season!
