Create a Spooky Crochet Ghost Decoration: Free Pattern

 


Hey there, crochet enthusiasts! Today, I've got a fun and spooky free crochet pattern to share with you all - a ghost amigurumi! This little ghost is perfect for giving as a Halloween gift. It's a quick and easy project that's great for crocheters of all skill levels.

To make your own ghost amigurumi, you'll need some white yarn, a crochet hook, and safety eyes. The pattern uses basic crochet stitches, so it's a great project for beginners or for more experienced crocheters looking for a relaxing and enjoyable project.

I was inspired by the ghosts in Pac-Man to design this little ghost amigurumi and I love how it turned out. also, they're so quick to make, You can make a Pac-Man ghost army in no time!!! They're also a great way to use up any leftover yarn you might have from other projects.

If you're interested in giving this pattern a try, you can find the full details and instructions on my blog. I hope you enjoy making your own ghost amigurumi and that it brings a bit of spooky fun to your crochet projects this season!



Materials You'll Need

To start this spooky project, you'll need a few basic materials. Please note that some of the links provided are affiliate links. By using my link to make a purchase, I receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Your support motivates me to continue sharing free patterns and crafting inspiration. Thank you for your support!

                You can also use Big Twist Value Yarn

Abbreviation

      This pattern is written in US Standard Crochet Terms

  • mc : magic circle
  • sc : single crochet
  • inc : single crochet increase. 2 single crochet in the same stitch
  • dec : single crochet decrease. crochet 2 single crochet together
  • hdc : half double crochet
  • dc : double crochet.
  • tr : treble crochet
  • slst : slip stitch
  • FlO : Front Loop Only
  • BLO : Back Loop Only
  • [ ] : crochet the sequence inside the square brackets for the specified number of times
  • ( ) : total stitch count at the end of the round

Pattern

Round 1: 8 sc in mc (8)
Round 2: [inc]x8 (16)
Round 3: [sc, inc]x8 (24)
Round 4: [2 sc, inc]x8 (32)


Round 5~13: [sc]x32 (32)

Work the next row in FLO

Round 14:  [sc]x32 (32)

I added the safety eyes between row 7 & 8 leaving 5 stitches between them



Round 15-16: [sc]x32 (32)

Next we are going to make the bottom edges

Round 17: [slst, sc, sc, hdc, 1 dc, 1 tr and 1 dc in one stitch, hdc, sc, sc]x4

Now we'll go back to the back loop stitches we left in row 14 to stuff and close off

join in any stitch with white yarn


Round 1 : sc (32)
Round 2 : [2 sc, dec]x8 (24)

Start stuffing as you go

Round 3 : [sc, dec]x8 (16)
Round 4 : [dec]x8 (8)

close off, cut yarn and weave in end


Congratulations, your ghost is finished! After crafting your ghost with yarn, it's ready to be displayed. Hang it from a string to create a floating, ghostly appearance. We'd love to see your makes, so feel free to share them on social media and tag us! We'd be thrilled to see your spooky artworks!


How to Customize Your Crochet Ghost

Personalize your ghost by experimenting with different yarn colors. Why not make a pink or purple ghost for a fun twist? You can also add the classic Pac-Man ghost eyes or use glow-in-the-dark yarn for an extra spooky effect. 
Add accessories like a tiny witch hat or a mini pumpkin for a festive look. You can even stitch on small embellishments like bows or buttons to give each ghost a unique personality.

Kindly note that this crochet ghost pattern is an original creation meant for personal use only. I kindly ask that you honor the designer's rights by refraining from copying, distributing, or selling the pattern. However, feel free to sell any finished products made from this pattern to your heart's content!

Crafting this pattern involved a lot of passion and dedication, and I truly appreciate your understanding and support. By respecting these guidelines, you not only uphold the essence of the crafting community but also encourage the development of more delightful and free patterns for everyone to enjoy.

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