Hello, my wonderful crochet friends! Is there anything better than when the air gets that little bit of crispness to it? I just love it! As soon as I feel that first autumn breeze, my hook starts itching to make all things cozy and, of course, a little bit spooky. There’s something so fun about witch-themed crochet projects… they’re playful, a little spooky, and full of creativity! It’s the perfect way to bring handmade magic into the Halloween season.

Why Witches Cast a Spell on Our Hooks

For me, witches are just the ultimate Halloween icon. I’ve always loved the idea of harnessing a little bit of that imaginative power. It’s not about being scary; it’s about the whimsy, the fantasy, and the fun of pretending to cast a happy spell or two with our yarn and hooks.

Because I love them so much, I went looking for some of the most enchanting crochet witch ideas out there, including some of my own designs, and I just had to share them with you! This list has a little something for everyone, from mini dolls to charming home decor. So grab your favorite yarn, and let’s get into it!

If you enjoy Halloween projects, don’t miss my other themed roundups! You’ll love Crochet Candy Corn Free Patterns and Fall Crochet Toys Free Patterns!

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1. Evil Witch Mini Amigurumi

A small crochet amigurumi witch with green skin, white yarn hair, and a black hat is held between two fingers. The witch wears a black and purple outfit and has a friendly expression. Green and purple yarn, scissors, and a crochet hook are visible in the background on a white marble surface.

I had so much fun designing this mischievous little witch! I wanted to create a tiny character full of personality, and her grumpy little face just makes me smile. She’s perfect for adding a dash of playful spookiness to your Halloween decor or as a fun little gift. You can find the free pattern here.

2. Crochet Puppets for Play

Two children hold crochet hand puppets shaped like Halloween and fairy-tale characters. The girl in pink holds a princess puppet with yellow hair and a witch puppet with orange curls and a black hat, while the boy behind her holds a red devil puppet with wings and a smiling face.

How amazing are these puppets for sparking some imaginative fun? Just picture the stories and giggles you can create with these handmade characters. They are a wonderful way to bring a classic fairytale to life for the little ones in your family. You can find the free pattern here.

3. Good Witch Mini Amigurumi

A small crochet amigurumi doll dressed as a good witch in shades of red and yellow is held in one hand. The doll has curly blonde hair, a red pointed hat with a yellow star detail, and a matching dress. Yarn balls and crochet tools are visible on a white marble surface in the background.

To balance out my little troublemaker, I absolutely had to design a sweet good witch! Her design is all about kindness and gentle magic, from her soft colors to her sweet expression. She’s a lovely reminder that ‘witchy’ can also mean wonderful and warm. You can find the free pattern here.

4. Crochet Witch Gnome

Three crochet witch dolls dressed in colorful Halloween outfits sit together on a wooden surface. Each doll has striped leggings, long braided hair, and a pointed hat in shades of orange, purple, green, and black. Around them are yarn balls, crochet hooks, and small crochet brooms, creating a cozy and creative crafting scene.

You all know I have a soft spot for gnomes, and this witchy one is just too cute! Imagine this little friend peeking out from your bookshelf or sitting on your craft table. It’s the perfect blend of cozy gnome charm and seasonal spooky fun. You can find the free pattern here.

5. Little Witch Amigurumi Doll

A hand holding a small crochet witch amigurumi with long purple hair, a black and orange dress, and a matching witch hat. The background is purple, with yarn skeins in black, orange, and purple, along with a crochet hook and scissors placed behind the figure.

This little witch doll is one of my favorite amigurumi creations for the season! I designed her to be the perfect cuddly companion for Halloween, with her removable hat and sweet striped socks. She is just waiting for you to bring her to life and join your spooky celebrations. You can find the free pattern here.

6. Halloween Witch Trick-or-Treat Bag

A round crochet witch face bag made with green yarn, featuring a 3D nose, stitched smile, and large black eyes. The witch has curly orange yarn hair and wears a black hat with an orange stripe. A small black cauldron filled with orange yarn sits beside it on a white surface, creating a fun Halloween theme.

Get ready for the big night with this fantastic trick-or-treat bag! This pattern creates such a sturdy and festive bag, perfect for hauling all those sweet treasures. Making this will surely get you and your family excited for some Halloween adventures. You can find the free pattern here.

7. Crochet Witch Cat Amigurumi

A crochet black cat amigurumi dressed as a witch, featuring a striped orange and green hat and matching dress. The cat holds a small crochet broom and stands on a wooden surface with yarn skeins, scissors, and a crochet hook nearby. A small potted plant adds a cozy touch in the background.

What’s a witch without her loyal familiar? I designed this witch cat to be the perfect magical sidekick. That little hat and cape just melt my heart, and I know you’ll have so much fun making this adorable, mystical feline. You can find the free pattern here.

8. Crochet Witchy Cat Hat

A woman and a young girl dressed in black hold a pumpkin and smile while wearing matching crochet witch hats designed to look like black cats, with green eyes, pink noses, and ears. They stand in front of a gray wall decorated with orange tassels and colorful yarn pom-poms, creating a festive Halloween atmosphere.

This playful Crochet Witchy Cat Hat pattern is perfect for matching Halloween fun! With its pointed shape, cute cat ears, and bright green eyes, it adds a whimsical twist to any costume. Great for adults and kids who love handmade Halloween accessories!. You can find the free pattern here.

9. Mini Crochet Witch Hat

Three small crochet witch hats in orange, black, and green are displayed on a white background. Each hat has large cartoon-style eyes and colorful bands that give them a fun and playful Halloween look.

These little mini witch hats are pure magic and so versatile! You could string them into a garland, use them as wine bottle toppers, or even put them on other amigurumi. They are a super quick project that adds an instant pop of Halloween charm to anything. You can find the free pattern here.

10. Mini Crochet Witch

A small crochet witch doll with orange curly hair, a black and purple dress, and a matching witch hat stands on smooth gray stones. The background features vibrant green, yellow, and orange foliage, creating a colorful autumn setting.

If you’re looking for a quick and satisfying make, this mini witch is perfect. She’s so tiny and adorable, you could easily make a whole coven in an afternoon! This is a wonderful pattern for using up scrap yarn and making little festive party favors. You can find the free pattern here.

11. Witch Hat C2C Square

A colorful crochet C2C square featuring a black witch hat with a purple band and yellow buckle, set against a magenta background. The square is surrounded by small pumpkins and autumn leaves on a dark surface, creating a cozy Halloween atmosphere.

For all my fellow C2C (corner-to-corner) lovers, how cool is this witch hat square? This would be an amazing part of a larger Halloween blanket or a fantastic wall hanging all on its own. It’s such a striking design that really captures that spooky silhouette. You can find the free pattern here.

12. Witch Hat Drink Cozy

Three glass bottles filled with colorful drinks are each wrapped in black crochet covers with Halloween motifs. The covers feature a green spider, a pink-edged witch hat, and an orange skull with yellow details. The bottles are placed on a patterned table runner, with an orange yarn spiderweb decoration hanging on the wall in the background.

Keep your favorite brew warm with this clever drink cozy. It’s such a fun way to bring the Halloween spirit to your events. This would also make a wonderful, quick gift for a friend who adores the season. You can find the free pattern here.

13. Witch Hat Mug Rug

A crochet mug rug featuring a black witch hat with a purple band and yellow buckle on a white background with black and white fringe edges. The mug rug is placed beside a black coffee mug, knitted pumpkins in orange, mustard, and cream colors, and a small green plant on a white surface.

I am obsessed with mug rugs, and this witch hat design is just perfect for October. It’s a practical way to protect your table while showing off your amazing crochet skills. This is such a charming and useful piece of home decor. You can find the free pattern here.

14. Witch Head Candy Dish

A crochet witch head candy dish featuring a green face with black button eyes, a small nose, and a stitched smile. The witch has white yarn hair and wears a black hat with a purple band and silver buckle. The piece is displayed on a spiderweb-patterned tablecloth decorated with colorful candy pieces.

Now this is how you hand out candy in style! This witch head candy dish is so creative and just the right amount of spooky. Imagine the delight on your guests’ faces when they see this unique, handmade creation on your table. You can find the free pattern here.

15. Witch Hat Cutie Amigurumi

Two amigurumi witch hats with smiling faces are displayed against an orange background. One hat is purple with an orange band and gray buckle, while the other is green with a purple band and gray buckle. Both have black button eyes, pink cheeks, and a cheerful Halloween look.

We’re ending with this absolutely precious witch hat cutie! This little amigurumi is all hat and all heart. It’s a sweet, simple pattern that’s just brimming with personality and charm. You can find the free pattern here.

Add a Touch of Crochet Magic This Halloween

I hope this list got you as excited for Halloween as I am! There’s just something so special about taking a simple strand of yarn and turning it into a magical friend or a festive decoration. It’s our very own special kind of magic, isn’t it? I can’t wait to see which of these projects you choose to cast onto your hook. So grab your yarn, light a cozy candle, and let the Halloween spirit inspire your next project!

Happy spooky crocheting, everyone! 🎃🧙‍♀️🧹

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