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Want to bring a fun autumn feeling to your knitting collection? Then check out these Knitted Scarecrow Free Patterns.
These Knitted Scarecrow Free Patterns feature cute scarecrow dolls, playful farmyard characters, seasonal toys, and unique designs that are great for fall decorating or handmade gifts. Some patterns bring a traditional scarecrow look, while others turn the idea into sweet dolls, animals, and playful characters. These projects will be wonderful for knitters who enjoy making small toys with personality and seasonal appeal. Make one for your home, gift basket, or fall craft collection.
Knitted Scarecrow Free Patterns
1. Sam Scarecrow
Sam Scarecrow by Jean Greenhowe has the familiar look of a traditional harvest figure, with a cute knitted-doll appearance and a height of about 34 cm. Use earthy yarn shades for a cozy autumn style, or choose brighter colors for a playful finish.
2. Sally Scarecrow
Jean Greenhowe brings a sweet feminine touch to the collection with her colorful outfit and cheerful character. The knitting gauge of this is 26 stitches = 10 cm in stocking stitch. It can make a lovely little autumn decoration for a home or craft display. Want a matching pair for Sam? Sally would look adorable beside him during the fall season.
3. Curly Sam, Jean Greenhowe’s Scarecrow
Curly Sam by Jean Greenhowe has a wonderfully playful appearance that makes him stand out among traditional scarecrow toys. His curly hair gives the character a funny and lively personality, while the classic outfit keeps the harvest theme clear.
4. Scarecrow Bunny
A bunny dressed as a scarecrow by Whitney Webster is such a fun twist on the usual harvest character. It is knit in the round on double-pointed needles, and his clothes are knit flat. Who says scarecrows always have to look like people?
5. The Witty Knits: The Scarecrow (with Pumpkin)
This scarecrow by Jean Greenhowe comes with a pumpkin, making the design perfect for an autumn or Halloween-inspired display. The little pumpkin gives the finished piece an extra seasonal detail without taking attention away from the character. Place the finished toy beside small pumpkins or other knitted decorations for a cozy fall arrangement.
6. Grandma Selina Scarecrow
Jean Greenhowe has made a wonderfully distinctive character that makes her more than just a seasonal decoration. Her older-lady styling gives the knitted figure a fun storytelling quality and makes the project feel different from standard scarecrow dolls.
7. Baby Sunshine Scarecrow
Bring a tiny and cheerful feel to the collection by Jean Greenhowe. The knitting gauge of this is 26 stitches = 10 cm in stocking stitch. Bright yarn shades will give the little scarecrow a sunny appearance that works beautifully with fall decorations. Keep this one on a shelf, craft table, or small seasonal display where its cute size can stand out.
8. Grandpa Septimus Scarecrow
Jean Greenhowe has created this scarecrow, which gives the collection another memorable character with a traditional grandpa-inspired look. His detailed appearance makes the finished toy feel like a tiny knitted person rather than a basic decoration.
9. The Twins – Sonny & Susie Scarecrow
Sonny and Susie bring twice the fun because this pattern by Jean Greenhowe features a pair of scarecrow characters. They will be displayed together on a shelf, mantel, or autumn table. A pair like this can also make a thoughtful handmade gift for someone who enjoys collecting knitted dolls.
10. The Scarecrow from OZ
Fans of classic storybook characters may enjoy knitting this version of the Scarecrow from Oz by Lisa Daunais. It gives a familiar character a handmade form that can make a wonderful addition to a collection of knitted storybook toys. Why not knit him as a special gift for someone who grew up enjoying The Wizard of Oz?
11. Dingle Dangle Scarecrow
This scarecrow by Ann Franklin has a fun name that matches the playful feeling of the finished character. The knitting gauge of this is 26 stitches and 36 rows = 10 cm in stocking stitch.
12. Scarecrow
Sometimes a classic design is all you need, and this Scarecrow pattern by Rainebo keeps the focus on the familiar harvest figure. Choose traditional autumn shades or create a colorful version using yarn already in your stash. It will look lovely alongside miniature pumpkins, leaves, and other fall-themed crafts.
13. Harry O’Hay Scarecrow Choc Cover/toy
Harry O’Hay is a particularly fun idea because the pattern by Rebecca Roberts can work as a scarecrow toy or a chocolate cover that makes the project useful for seasonal treats as well as decoration. It will be a great choice for an autumn party, Halloween table, or handmade gift basket.
