1 of a set of 4 placemats - each has a free version on the blog post. This one features a witches hat. Or you can purchase the whole set for one amazingly low price!

Designed as a set of 4 placemats you cannot fail to include a witches scraggly black cat! This one has a free version on the blog post.

Practice your intarsia skills and work the bat and moon placemat - one of a set of 4. There is a free version on the blog post or if you prefer you can purchase them individually or as a set for a discount.

The final placemat in the set of 4 designed by yours truly. This one features a pumpkin and has been a hit at our October dinners for the last few years!

I love how April has taken the traditional greanny square and turned it into this ghost! It is a free pattern on the blog post.

Something for those that love their dice games or fantasy games. Lisa has this cauldron dice bag for you. What is not to love about this one?!

These coasters are quick to make and only use a small amount of yarn, less than 10yds of each colour. So they are great for craft fairs, or classroom gifting!

This pattern is perfect for filling with treats at Halloween and would make great prizes for the best costume winner at a party.

This is a free coaster pattern on Fay's blog post. I love the added details of the bow and the different shaped mouths!

Raffaella has designed a whole set of Halloween themed dish cloths ... and I love them! They would make the perfect hostess gift if you are attending a Halloween party this year.

I remember these squares being a crochet along not too long ago and being disappointed that I didnt have time to join in the fun. But you can purchase the e-book with all of the patterns included for an amazing price!

Easy, practocal and unsiex so they will be used year after year, these treat bags are a must for any young trick or treater!!

Do you recognise this one? It was a Crochet Along during September and October 2025. But the patterns for each section will always be free ont he designers' blog posts , or you have the option of purchasing the beautifully collated e-book which includes the border instrcustions too.

If you like to wear acessories and cowls during the colder months, this one is a must for Fall. It is such a fun design!

I toyed with whether to include this one in the amigurumi round up too. It is quite a unique basket pattern - I love that you can grab your next treat from inside his mouth...

Frankenstein is the first of 2 towel patterns by this designer. They are a fabulous addition to any kitchen (or bathroom) this year.

The second towel pattern is for this ghost. You could play around with the facial features if you wanted to quite easily.

This sweet ornament would look great hanging from a window or hook, as the topper of a bookmark, or even an applique or bag charm. How would you use yours?

The last coaster pattern featured is for these sweet pumpkins.

Granny squares can be turned into so many projects - blankets, bags, pillows, wall hangings ... the list goes on. And this is one spider that I would not mind having in my house!

If you make the spider square above, then you should also make the matching bat square too. This is such a cute one.

I saw this pattern and thought ... Of course Kati thought it up!! I love it! And it would add a touch of flair to a thank you or teacher gift this year.

I can see me adding these placemats to my liost for next year! They are such fun to both make and use.

This is a paid pattern only, but it is lovely! And if the mosaic blanket above is not your thing then why not try this one instead?

Before I crocheted I never really heard of hotpads ... here in the UK we used to use trivits (which were a pain to clean) or a wooden board. But this one adds so much more to your kitchen decor for the Fall season. It is a free pattern on the blog post.

I am a big fan of corner to corner patterns, and this one is definately cute! It is also a free pattern on the blog post.

This bunting uses intarsia techniques and is a paid pattern only. I designed it during my first year of Sunflower and it still gets used each year.

This free ghost beanie pattern is the only hat featured in this roundup. But it is perfect for the colder weather ... and unisex!

One for the book lovers. A free pumpkin bookmark pattern that is suitable for confident beginners with a good understanding of the basic stitches.

This e-book conatins 6 of my Halloween themed patterns - including the Home for Halloween Afghan and the stuffed pumpkin in 2 sizes. It is paid only.