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Get ready for spooky fun with Knitted Halloween Ghost Free Patterns. Choose a design, and knit a ghost for yourself or give it as a gift.
Knitted Halloween Ghost Free Patterns are a fun way to add handmade charm to your Halloween crafts. You can knit cute ghosts in different sizes and styles using simple yarn and basic stitches. Make them for decorations, gifts, or a fun seasonal project you can enjoy with your family.
Knitted Halloween Ghost Free Patterns
1. Halloween Ghost Pumpkin
Worried about those odd balls on your table? Then take a look at this ghost pumpkin by Sarah White. It uses 10 or 12 yards of white yarn, which makes them even cuter. You can customize them in different colors to make them in a bunch.
2. Spooky Halloween Ghost
Try your hand at this Halloween ghost, which has a classic, floaty ghost silhouette that works beautifully as a standalone decoration or grouped together. Moumou Knits’ spooky ghost has shared a step-by-step pattern that clearly walks you through the entire construction process.
3. Halloween Witch Doll
Purl Soho has designed this two-in-one Halloween witch doll, which can be used as a human doll. You can customize the outfit according to your style. All you need to use are K, P, KFB, K2tog, SSK, stockinette, duplicate stitch, kitchener stitch, cable cast-on, bind-off.
4. Loom Knit Grim Reaper
The most dramatic design in the collection is this grim reaper by Jennifer Light. All you need is Red Heart Super Saver worsted yarn with a 24-peg, 31-peg, 3/8th gauge loom.
5. Egyptian Mummy
This mummy design from Squibbly Bups takes Halloween knitting in a more unusual direction. It wraps the classic bandaged figure in knitted form, with the arms positioned as they are reaching out to cuddle with you.
6. Spooky Skeleton
If you know cast on, cast off, knit, purl, fair isle, K2tog, p2tog, kfb, then this spooky skeleton from Susie Johns is for you. The bones are worked using fair isle colorwork with a little embroidery finish. Don’t forget to use orange color for hat, scarf, and boots.
7. Frankenstein
Meet Frankenstein by Tina Hellon. The iconic green-faced monster is brought to life in the most charming knitted form. Use a US 5 (3.75 mm) needle to make this spooky doll.
8. Spider Pumpkin Pattern
See Love Share combines two of Halloween’s most iconic symbols: a round pumpkin crawling with a spider, making an eye-catching design. The chunky little legs, face expression, and big googly eyes are the main highlight of this pattern.
9. Halloween Panther Cat
This sleek panther cat from L.T.Marshall adds your favorite feline to your Halloween collection in a very unique way. It is knitted flat on two needles with DK yarn and US 3- 3.25 mm size. A cute and easy pattern for an adorable furry cat parent.
10. Halloweenies
Cilla Webb has rounded out the collection with what appears to be a group of small, characterful Halloween figures. The kind of finished pieces that look best when displayed together as a complete seasonal set.
