Looking for a few new crochet projects for autumn? This updated collection includes more than 18 free halloween crochet patterns to make this fall, including textured pumpkins, decorative tabletop witch hats, spooky wreaths, and festive home décor.
Many of these patterns work up quickly and are practical choices for decorating your home, making gifts, or preparing inventory for fall craft fairs.
Below you’ll find everything organized by category so you can easily find the type of project you’re looking for.
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Halloween Crochet Accents and Garlands

These Halloween crochet patterns are easy ways to add handmade decorations to mantels, shelves, tiered trays, and tabletops.
- Coming August 17—Tabletop Crochet Witch Hat Set of Two: This new free pattern includes two freestanding witch hats in coordinating sizes. They hold their shape without foam forms, so they’re easy to display together on a shelf, mantel, or Halloween table.
- Decorative Crochet Halloween Witch Hats Set of 3: This set includes three sizes of decorative witch hats made with size 6 super bulky yarn. They work up quickly and are a good size for shelves, tiered trays, and tabletop displays.
- Crochet Witch Hat Garland: Make a string of small crochet witch hats to hang across a mantel, shelf, window, or Halloween display.
- Crochet Pumpkin With Witch Hat: – This textured crochet pumpkin includes a removable miniature witch hat, so you can display it throughout fall and add the hat when you’re ready to decorate for Halloween.
Free Crochet Pumpkin Patterns

Pumpkins are one of my favorite fall projects because they’re easy to customize with different yarns, colors, stems, and sizes.
You can also visit my 12+ Free Crochet Pumpkin Patterns Roundup for a closer look at every design, along with yarn suggestions, sizing details, and tips for choosing the right pumpkin pattern.
- One Stitch Adjustable Crochet Pumpkin: This beginner-friendly pumpkin uses one simple stitch and can be adjusted to make nearly any size.
- Mini Ribbed Crochet Pumpkin: A quick, classic pumpkin worked flat in back-loop single crochet. Adjust the starting chain and number of rows to create different sizes.
- Harvest Crochet Pumpkin: This traditional pumpkin is worked in the round with super bulky yarn and has a full, rounded shape.
- Knobby Crochet Pumpkin: Bobble stitches create the raised texture of a knobby or knucklehead pumpkin. The free pattern includes two sizes.
- Crochet Feather Pumpkin: This pumpkin is worked in the round with super bulky yarn and features a soft, raised texture. The pattern includes two coordinating sizes.
- Sugar Crochet Pumpkin: The lemon peel stitch gives this smaller pumpkin a simple, lightly textured finish without traditional ribbing.
- Farmhouse Crochet Pumpkin: Front and back post stitches create deep ribbing and a defined shape. The pattern includes two sizes and uses two strands of bulky yarn held together.
- Crochet Herringbone Pumpkin: Linked single crochet creates the slanted rows in this textured pumpkin. The pattern includes three sizes and is worked flat.
Fall Crochet Décor and Kitchen Patterns

These fall crochet projects include two wreath styles, a pumpkin garland, and a quick sunflower scrubby for the kitchen.
- All Season Crochet Wreath—Fall Edition: Cover a foam wreath form with thick roving yarn, then customize it with faux greenery, florals, ribbon, cotton pods, mini pumpkins, or other fall accents.
- Easy Fall Crochet Pumpkin Wreath: Add crochet pumpkins, faux greenery, and seasonal accents to a grapevine wreath. The decorations are easy to customize, and you can add removable skeleton details when you’re ready to switch from fall to Halloween.
- Crochet Pumpkin Garland: Turn a row of small ribbed pumpkins into a fall garland for a mantel, shelf, doorway, or window.
- Crochet Sunflower Dish Scrubby: This quick kitchen project is made with two strands of worsted-weight nylon scrubby yarn held together. The finished sunflower measures approximately 4.5 inches across and works well for dishes, gift sets, and fall craft fairs.
- Sunflower Crochet Towel Holder and Appliqué: Add the sunflower appliqué to the crochet towel holder for an easy fall kitchen project. The appliqué can also be used on baskets, wreaths, or other seasonal décor, and the bundle includes both patterns in one place.
Pumpkin Stacks and Helpful Tutorials

These fall tutorials include a quick knitting-machine pumpkin project and my preferred method for securely attaching stacked pumpkins.
- Knitting Machine Pumpkin Stacks: Use a circular knitting machine to create a coordinating stack of three pumpkins. This is a quick option for fall decorating, gifting, or making several sets for craft fairs.
- How to Attach Stacked Pumpkins: This tutorial shows how I securely connect crochet or knitting-machine pumpkins from top to bottom so the finished stack stays together and stands upright.
More Crochet Projects for Fall and Halloween

These patterns were not designed only for fall or Halloween, but they are easy to customize with seasonal colors and styling.
- Crochet Pixie Hat Pattern: This pointed crochet hat makes a fun finishing touch for witch, woodland, or Halloween costumes. Make it in black, burgundy, purple, or dark green for a seasonal look.
- Color Block Crochet Basket: Change the colors to create a practical Halloween candy basket or fall storage basket. Black and cream would keep it simple, while orange, purple, or green would make it more playful.
- Spike Stitch Crochet Blanket: Use warm neutrals, rust, gold, or deep green to turn this textured blanket into cozy fall décor.
My Favorite Fall Tags and Embellishments


One of my favorite ways to finish a fall crochet project is by adding decorative tags, faux stems, greenery, ribbon, and other seasonal details. These simple finishing touches give pumpkins, baskets, wreaths, and other handmade projects a polished look.
Many of the fall and Halloween patterns in this collection use similar supplies, making it easy to create a coordinated seasonal display or prepare finished pieces for craft fairs.
My Favorite Tag Shops
- Wooden & Specialty Labels: Grain Deep (Engraved wooden tags and seasonal designs, with shipping available in the United States and Canada).
- Fall and Everyday Labels: Savlabot (Vegan leather and wooden labels for pumpkins, baskets, and other seasonal or year-round crochet projects.).
- Personalized & Custom Labels: Angie & Britt: (Ultrasuede labels, personalized logo tags, and seasonal designs for finished crochet projects).
Creative Festive Embellishments
To decorate many of these fall and Halloween projects, I use faux stems, greenery, berries, ribbon, mini pumpkins, and seasonal floral picks from Hobby Lobby and Michaels. I trim the picks apart with wire cutters, then hot glue the individual pieces onto pumpkins, wreaths, baskets, and other finished projects.
These small details make it easy to customize each project for early fall, Halloween, or Thanksgiving.
💡 Looking for More Tag Ideas? Visit my complete Crochet Tags & Labels Guide for photos, supplier recommendations, and more of the tags, labels, and embellishments I use on my finished projects.
Ready to Start Your Fall Crochet Projects?
Whether you’re preparing for a fall craft fair, making seasonal gifts, or decorating your own home, I hope you found a few patterns to add to your list.
If you make any of these fall or Halloween projects, tag me @simplymadebyerin so I can see and share what you create.
Happy crocheting!

Looking for More Seasonal Crochet Ideas?
You may also enjoy these Christmas crochet collections:
- Crochet Christmas Ornaments: The Ultimate Collection
- Free Christmas Gift Ideas
- Christmas in July Crochet Patterns
