This free crochet ghost pattern is sure to make your Halloween projects this spooky season extra kawaii! This ghost is so fun to use in a variety of different crochet projects. I used mine to create key chains and home decor!
All patterns are written using US crochet terminology.
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- All free Lootfluff patterns are for personal use only. Do not copy, redistribute, resell, or claim this patterns as your own.
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- You are not prohibited to include this ghost pattern in other crochet patterns. For example; You may not create a ghost garland pattern that includes Lootfluff’s ghost pattern.
- You are allowed to sell the physical finished item(s) you made from this pattern. If you are selling the product online you are required to credit Lootfluff as the pattern designer by placing the following in the product’s description: “Crochet pattern by Lootfluff, https://lootfluff.com”
✂️ Materials
- scissors
- needle
- stitch markers
- 2.25mm hook
- super fine weight 1 cotton yarn https://hobbii.com/friends-cotton-8-4
﹥ You can use any yarn and hook size you’d like! Sizing up your yarn will make your ghost bigger.
📔 Abbreviations
- R#: round#
- rnd: round
- mr: magic ring
- st: stitch
- sl st: slit stitch
- ch: chain
- sc: single crochet
- inc: increase (place 2 sc into 1 st)
- rep x#: repeat times #
- hdc: half double crochet
- dc: double crochet
- *repeat anything inside the asterisk symbols*
- [place into the same st anything between the brackets symbol]
✏️ Pattern
yarn under single crochet
R1: 6 sc into mr
﹥now begin each rnd with ch1, at the end of the rnd sl st to first sc
R2: inc in each st around (12)
R3: *1 sc, inc* rep x6 (18)
R4: *2 sc, inc* rep x6 (24)
R5: *3 sc, inc* rep x6 (30)
R6-10: sc around in each st (30)
i like to begin my embroidery at this point, you may do your embroidery at the end if you prefer
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R8, place eyes on st 12&17
R9 place mouth on st 15
R10 place cheeks on st 12,13,17,18
to secure the yarn you can tie knots, glue them, or do both
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R11-15: sc around in each st (30)
﹥if you prefer, on row 16 you don’t need to yarn under, you can yarn over for each st
R16: *[sc, hdc], [2 dc], [hdc, sc], slst, skip 1 st,* rep x6, sl st to the first st, ch 1 fasten off and weave in end.
