This free crochet pattern is perfect for decorating around your home or office space. And with the facial features being made of felt you can make several, all with different smiles and eyes!

Cobweb the Cat is a must for this Halloween season! Dressed in a tiny witch hat and holding a mini broom, this beginner-friendly amigurumi black cat is the perfect project to celebrate the season. And there is minimal sewing required ...

Not the usual theme for Halloween patterns, but I couldn't not include these cute dino's - my nephew would have never forgiven me! Luckily they are ready for October with their candy corn colours.

This is a perfect pattern for those new to amigurimi techniques who would like to give it a try! I am looking at this one thinking it would make a great keychain or bag charm too.

Nicole has so many cute Halloween amigurumi patterns it is hard to pic just one or two for this roundup! This bat is just adorable.

Odin the Owl by Lisa ta Green Fox Farms is perfect for year round. I can see this one being made in so many different colourways - team colours, favourite colours, random colours from the scraps and part used skeins you may have ...

If you want little surprises to hide around your home these eyeballs are just perfect! Ohhh, wouldn't it be fun to have the kids hunt for eyeballs with a 'trick or treat' at the end?

These are the sort of spiders that I wouldn't mind being in my house!! This is a no-sew, beginner friendly free pattern.

Fay also has this great free Frankenstein pattern and it works up really quickly. You can see from the photos that there isn;t a lot of rounds for this one. And I love how you can alter the faces and make each one unique.

Every respectable withc or wizard carries around a potion or two for emergencies, and these potion bottles are perfect for that task. The question is, what is your potion for?

If you have a little more cropchet time available, then I would recommend you give these witch gnome's a try! Jen has designed these rather awesome witches, and they are a free pattern on her blog.

Another wonderful bat pattern is this free offering by Jen. The bow tie on this one gives him a cute, friendly feel and adds a bt of character.

This pitchfork is a great standalone prop, but also makes a great addition to Halloween-themed gnomes, ghouls, devils, and dolls.

Jasper is a friendly pumpkin goblin that the kids will love. Krissy has step by step photos to help you work this one in her free on the blog post pattern.

And if you are looking for a version of the pumpkin goblin for babies, Krissy has this paud version in her etsy shop.

Maggie from Zamiguz has this friendly ghost amigurimi pattern that is sure to be a hit this Halloween. It is a free pattern on her website if you have a grow account.

I know Frankenstein is not supposed to be adorbale, but this version is!! It is another free pattern accessible with your grow account.

Another wondeful free spider pattern, this time by Darling Maple Designs. This no=sew spider pattern also has a vidoe tutorial to help you through making it.

There has to be a vampire somewhere at Halloween... here is ours! Darling Maple Designs has Vinnie as a free pattern on her website. He definately looks more friend than foe!

If you are looking for some amigurimi wall decorations this garland would look perfect either on a wall or threaded down your bannister! Featuring skulls and spiders it is sure to be a hit!

At just over 15 inches this free pattern by Michelle from MJ's Off the Hook is sure to take pride of place this year. And I love that she has information on how to weight the bottom of your pumpkin too so you can use it for so many things.

This wheat stitch ghost by Brianna K is a free pattern on her blog. It is worked top down and there are video tutorials to help you work the stitch and the base.

The Nomad Knot has this sweet black cat pattern. It is perfect for using your scraps and is a free pattern ont he blog post.

Candy corn isn't a 'thing' here in the UK, but I was sent some to try by a friend a few years ago. I liked it almost as much as I like these posable candy corns. These two have a lot of personality... I can only imagine what they are talking about lol.

Little Crochet Farm has this grim reaper ami pattern. It is another one that is the perfect size for a bag charm or hiding around the house as part of a scavanger hunt.

And if you make the grim reaper, what about adding the scarecrow to your collection too? nyone else sing 'If I only had a brain..." in their head when they saw this one? Just me?

I love that you can choose what weight yarn to make this one with! Anything form 2 weight (4ply) up to 5 weight (bulky in US, chunky in UK).

This spider pattern is worked up a little differently to the previous 2 so I wanted to include it in this roundup. It is made with 4 ply (2 weight) yarn and so will take a wee bit longer than the spiders above, but the effort is worth it with this pattern!

If you are looking for an easy pumpkin pattern to get you going with amigurimi this Halloween, then this may be the pattern you are looking for!

Zeena the witch is adorable! Whether you grew up with the Wizard of Oz or the Harry Potter series (of which I am a big fan!) this is a pattern that you have to add to your list to make.

Marvin is our first Mummy pattern. Looking back on halloween parties when I was a kid growing up in the 80s and early 90s most kids dressed up as witches or mummies ... mainly because the costumes were so easy to put together. Marvin brought back a whole lot of fun memories for me.

All 3 of these sets of earrings are free on May's blog. This link will take you to her roundup where you can pick which earring set you will make first. All are free on their blog posts, or there is a bundle that you can purchase if you prefer.

Halloween can bring out some of the best creativity. I love this mummy cat pattern and know a few children who would adore it too!

I really like the size of this pattern and the hat for me just finishes it off perfectly. The hat is removable so you don't have to add it if you don't want to.

I can visualise this pattern beong made in lots of different colours to resemble beloved pets. This one is perfect for Halloween though - is it really a halloween without a balck cat somewhere in the house?

These keychains were originally part of a mystery CAL hosted by Underground Crafter. There are a set of 4 different keychain, all available free on the blog post.

Designed with little ones in mind, Underground Crafter has this Frankenstein baby doll pattern free on her blog!