When it comes to crochet, the possibilities are endless. From blankets and scarves to stuffed animals and home decor, there is something for everyone. If you're looking to add a touch of magic to your crocheting, then witchy crochet patterns might be just what you need. Witchy crochet patterns typically feature elements such as pentagrams, witches hats, broomsticks, cauldrons, and other symbols associated with witchcraft. These patterns can be used to create anything from accessories like hats and scarves to decorative items like wall hangings and amulets. One popular witchy crochet pattern is the witch's hat.
25 Free Witch Patterns to Crochet
Find here the best, free crochet patterns for witches and witch-themed accessories, Halloween home décor ideas, trick-treat bags, and so much more!
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Crochet witch patterns are fun to crochet for Halloween or for a magical party all year round!
In this post, I gathered a variety of patterns, including witch dolls and amigurumi, a few cute and wicked ideas for home decor, and many other ideas to make your Halloween more scary and fun!
In particular, I love the patterns for DIY Halloween Witch costumes, for both adults and children. So, if you’re wondering how to crochet a witch hat, keep scrolling and you’ll find some cute free patterns for you!
One popular witchy crochet pattern is the witch's hat. This pattern typically involves crocheting a cone-shaped hat in black or purple yarn, and then adding a brim and some embellishments like ribbons or feathers. This hat can be worn as part of a Halloween costume or as a fun accessory for everyday wear.
Best Crochet Witch Patterns
To make it easier for you to navigate through this list, I organized it into different themes. So, we’ll have:
- Witch dolls and Halloween Amigurumi
- Home Decor
- Witch Costumes
- Other Kinds of Witch Patterns
1. The Halloween Witch Sigrid
The Halloween Witch Sigrid by Yarn Hild is a cute ragdoll witch from the North! Sigrid is a Scandinavian name and it means victory.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Sport (2, Fine)
- Hook 2.5 mm (12 UK) and 3.0 mm (11 UK)
2. Witch Gnome and Broom
This crochet Witch Gnome by Jen Hayes Creations is guaranteed to bewitch all who see her! The pattern also contains the Witch’s Broom.
3. Witch Doll
This absolutely adorable crochet witch is Sami the Witch Doll by Crochet 365 Knit Too. This doll is perfect for your little ones. She will hold their hand, play together and go on magical adventures!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice and Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn
- Hook 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 UK)
- Size 6.5″ (16.5 cm)
4. Witch’s Cauldron
Put your witch’s hat on and get ready to brew something magic with this Witch’s Cauldron pattern by Yum Yarn!
5. Witch Legs Yarn Bomb
If you enjoy a little yarn bombing, these Witch Legs by Rayna Noel are the perfect pattern around Halloween and Fall!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 UK)
6. Ragdoll Witch
The Ragdoll Witch pattern by Spin a Yarn Crochet is part of her Hogwarts Ragdoll Collection. So, of course, this doll is intended to be Hermione, but you can easily change details to make any witch character!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 3.5 mm (E/4 US, 9 UK)
- Size 9.5″ (24 cm)
7. Crochet Witch Gnome Ornament
This crochet Witch Gnome Ornament by The Loopy Lamb is a very quick decoration for Halloween. All you need to crochet is a cute witch hat and sit it on the head of the gnome, a.k.a. a faux fur pom-pom!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Worsted (4, Medium), such as Knit Picks Brava Worsted
- Hook 3.5 mm (E/4 US, 9 UK)
8. Witch Gnome
Add this Witch Gnome to your Halloween home decor! This cute pattern by Winding Road Crochet is perfect for young kids and gnome-lovers.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 3.5 mm (E/4 US, 9 UK)
9. Lil Monsters Witch Pumpkin
This Lil Monsters Witch Pumpkin by See Love Share is part of a series of monster pumpkins together with a ghost, a mummy, a spider, Frankenstein, and a mouse! And the best part is that all patterns are for both knit and crochet.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 6.0 mm (J/10 US, 4 UK)
10. Willow the Witch
Willow the Witch Lovey by Cilla Crochets is a super sweet pattern for your baby.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium)
- Hook 3.5 mm (E/4 US, 9 UK) and 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 UK)
11. Flying Witch Wall hanging
Bring a little Halloween magic into your home with this tapestry crochet Flying Witch Wall Hanging! You also transform this pattern into a blanket square, a pillow, or one side of a trick-or-treat bag.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Sport (2, Fine), such as Schachenmayr Catania
- Hook 2.5-mm (12 UK)
12. Winne Halloween Wreath
Decorate your front door with this absolutely original and fun Winne the witch Halloween Wreath by Pippin Poppycock!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 4.5 mm (7 US, 7 UK)
13. Double, Double, Toil, and Trouble Wall Hanging
As Divine Debris suggests, “Be Witchy” because witches are scary, powerful, mysterious, and badass!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Caron One Pound
- Hook 5.0 mm (H/8 US, 6 UK)
14. Crochet Witch Hat Mug Rug
Brighten up your table home decor with this tapestry crochet Witch Hat Mug Rug by The Loopy Lamb! For this project, you can practice working with 3 strands of yarn, but you won’t have a single end to weave in at the end!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Worsted (4, Medium), such as Knit Picks Dishie Solids
- Hook 3.5 mm (E/4 US, 9 UK)
15. Witch Dishcloth
Who knew that witches could help you clean up your dishes!? This Witch Dishcloth by Yarnspirations is the extra help you need this Halloween!
16. Witch Pot Holder
Your Halloween table cannot get more fun than with this Witch Pot Holder by The Crafter Life. Have fun squashing this witch pot holder with your hot pots brewing some delicious Fall potions!
17. Witch Hat
This crochet Witch Hat pattern by Morale Fibers is a classic pointy hat that will look spectacularly matched with a dark, Halloween witch costume!
18. Wicked Stripes Witch Hat
If you’re looking for a faster, last-minute witch hat to work up, this Wicked Stripes Witch Hat by Crafty Kitty Crochet is perfect for you. Made in super bulky yarn and an 8.0-mm hook, this hat is quick, fun, and wicked!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Super Bulky, such as Lion Brand Hometown
- Hook 8.0 mm (L/11 US, 0 UK)
- Size Adult, Child
19. Witch legs Scarf
Want the most original accessory for your Halloween costume? Crochet this Witch Legs Scarf by The Crafter Life and stay warm on the scariest night of the year!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 5.0 mm (H/8 US, 6 UK)
- Size Adult, Child
20. Witch Costume
This Witch Costume by Lovable Loops is just too adorable! The pattern includes the witch dress, the witch hat, the pointy witch shoes, and the witch broom.
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium)
- Hook 4.5 mm (7 US, 7 UK) and 5.5 mm (I/9 US, 5 UK)
- Size 0/3 months to 18/24 months
21. Witch Hat Coaster and Earrings
With this Witch Hat Coaster and Earrings Set by Divine Debris, you’ll be able to decorate both your home and ears with one of the Halloween icons, the witch hat!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Lily Sugar ‘n Cream Solids & Denim and Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet Size 10
- Hook 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 UK) and 2.25 mm (B/1 US, 13 UK)
22. Witch’s Hat Applique
Highland Hickory Designs shared this Witch’s Hat Applique that you can work up really quickly and attach to basically anything!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 5.0 mm (H/8 US, 6 UK)
- Size 6.75” h by 7.5” w
23. Witch Trick-or-Treat Bag
This Halloween Witch Trick-or-Treat Bag by Sigoni Macaroni is perfect for trick-or-treating without getting tired of carrying your candies and sweets. You can throw this witch bag over one shoulder or even use it as a backpack!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Red Heart Super Saver Solids
- Hook 5.0 mm (H/8 US, 6 UK) and 5.5 mm (I/9 US, 5 UK)
24. Mini Witch Hat Advent Calendar
If your kid cannot stop asking “How many more days until Halloween. ”, then you should definitely make a Mini Witch Hat Advent Calendar! This fun project by Nine Inspired has 13 colorful witch hats that will help you count down the days until Halloween with some sweet surprises!
- Find the free pattern HERE
- Yarn Aran (4, Medium), such as Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran
- Hook 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 UK)
25. Halloween Granny Squares
The last patterns I’d like to share are my Witch, Cauldron, Crystal Ball, and Black Cat Granny Squares., which are part of the Halloween Granny Square Collection.
- Find the pattern as part of the Halloween Granny Squares HERE
- Yarn DK (3, Light), such as Paintbox Yarns Simply DK
- Hook 4.0 mm (G/6 US, 8 US)
- Size 5.5″ (14 cm) per square
I hope you enjoyed this collection of free crochet witch patterns!
Find more crochet Halloween ideas here on the blog…
- Free Halloween Coasters – Pattern Round-Up
- Baby Monster Beanie
- Trick-or-Treat Granny Square Bag
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Another popular witchy pattern is the pentagram. This symbol is commonly associated with witchcraft and can be crocheted as a motif or used as the basis for a larger piece, like a blanket or wall hanging. The pentagram can be crocheted using a combination of stitches or by using a special stitch pattern specifically designed for this symbol. For those who are feeling adventurous, there are also patterns available for crocheting items like miniature broomsticks or cauldrons. These smaller items can be used as fun decorations or even as charms or keychains. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, witchy crochet patterns offer a fun and unique way to incorporate your love of witchcraft into your crafting. And with so many different patterns and projects to choose from, you're sure to find something that sparks your creativity and adds a touch of magic to your crochet..
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