13 Free Crochet Halloween Applique Patterns Cool for DIY Decor
Get ready to add a handmade touch to your Halloween decor! Crochet appliques are a fantastic way to incorporate festive details into pillows, blankets, costumes, and even home accessories. In addition to enhancing the visual appeal, they provide a creative outlet for your skills and a personal touch that store-bought items simply can’t match. In this article, you’ll discover a variety of free patterns for spooky, playful, and whimsical crochet appliques to inspire your next seasonal project.
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1. Pumpkin Applique Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Melissa Hassler
Imagine a pumpkin glowing on your blanket. This flat crochet applique is vibrant and full of autumn charm, crafted in multiple shades of orange to create depth and texture. It’s perfect for adding a festive Halloween touch to pillows, blankets, costumes, or any large project that needs a cheerful seasonal accent.

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Find the original pattern on lovableloops.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
2. Ghostly Free Crochet Applique Pattern
- Designed by Ashley Maglich
Meet a mischievous little ghost floating across your fabric. This flat crochet ghost applique is crisp white with expressive black eyes and a playful smile. Ideal for embellishing blankets, pillows, tote bags, or costumes, it brings a fun, spooky yet friendly Halloween vibe to your handmade creations.

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3. Zombie Mouse Applique Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Dani West
Turn your project into a Halloween laugh fest with a crochet zombie mouse head. This crochet applique bursts with personality, featuring funny expressions, red and black scars, and a slightly grotesque charm. Perfect for pillows, clothing, or decorations, it adds a humorous and macabre twist to any Halloween project.

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4. Witchy Vision – Free Crochet Halloween Applique Pattern
- Designed by Ashley Maglich
Make your walls stare back at your guests with this dramatic crochet eyeball applique. Featuring a striking red rim, these eyes are perfect to make multiple copies and scatter across decor or costumes. Playful yet eerie, they instantly create a spooky atmosphere that’s both fun and visually captivating.

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5. Gourd Vibes Only
- Designed by Ashley Maglich
Nothing says Halloween quite like a crochet pumpkin applique. With carved expressions ranging from spooky to silly, and topped with a tiny green leaf, these appliques are ideal for decorating bags, costumes, or festive table linens. They bring just the right mix of fright and fun to your seasonal makes.

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6. Alien Applique
- Designed by Dani Joan
If you’re looking for something extraterrestrial, this crochet alien applique is a quirky little piece you’ll love. Its oval head, wide eyes, and mysterious vibe make it a standout detail for jackets, totes, or themed decor. Cute yet eerie, it’s a small project that instantly adds personality to your creations.

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7. Eyeball
- Designed by Dani West
When Halloween comes closer, nothing draws attention like a bright green crochet eyeball staring from your cardigan or bag. It looks creepy in the best possible way, a fun detail that gives your outfit that mysterious charm. Stitch it to a tote or a denim jacket, and it instantly turns ordinary things into something wickedly cool.

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8. Alien Face
- Designed by Susie Blue
A little green alien with shiny black eyes – a tiny crochet applique that feels straight out of a sci-fi dream. You can sew it onto clothes, use it as a coaster, or even make a coin purse. Wherever it appears, it adds that playful cosmic twist and makes you smile every single time you see it.

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9. Pumpkin Coffee Cup Magnet
- Designed by Sara Sach
This tiny crochet coffee cup thinks it is a pumpkin. With its round orange body, leafy green top, and cheeky smile, it instantly becomes the star of your Halloween crafts. Make it as an applique, a magnet, or a charm, and let your creativity brew like warm autumn coffee.

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10. Halloween Skull Charms
- Designed by Rajeshwari Singh
Sometimes the best decorations take almost no time at all. This crochet skull appears in minutes and still looks clever and expressive. A scrap of yarn turns into a grin, and suddenly you have a small, fun Halloween accent that makes everyone smile rather than scream.

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Find the original pattern on rajiscrafthobby.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
11. Turtle Eyeball Applique
- Designed by Dani West
A turtle unlike any other appears in this crochet applique. Its shell is a giant, staring eye, while the tiny head and legs peek out from the edges. The combination of eerie and whimsical makes it perfect for adding a unique accent to bags, blankets, or hoodies.

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Looking for more Halloween crochet ideas? Check out my selection of Free Crochet Bat Patterns for Fun Halloween Projects.
12. A Pumpkin Applique
- Designed by Dani Joan
Tiny but mighty, this crochet pumpkin applique is a burst of autumn charm. Complete in ten minutes, it features a small green leaf and can be sewn onto cardigans, blankets, or any project that needs a cheerful seasonal accent.

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13. Ghost Applique
- Designed by GoldenLucyCrafts
A flat crochet ghost ready for playful decoration. Personalize it with little flowers, beads, or even a tiny witch hat for a Halloween twist. Small and versatile, this ghost brings character and whimsy to any project or space.

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Find the original pattern on goldenlucycrafts.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.