Here’s a fun spooky pattern for you to knit, the Spiderweb Potholder! It makes a great decoration or quick gift for Halloween! Double knit, the potholder is reversible, with opposite colors on the reverse side.

Download the pattern for free by signing up for my mailing list. If you’re already on the list, check your email. There are now a total of 34 free patterns available for subscribers! If you prefer not to subscribe, you can instead purchase the pattern on Ravelry or Etsy. Coming soon to LoveCrafts.

Dance along with these fun skeletons as you knit this spooky scary scarf! It’s double knit, reversible, and the perfect accessory to wear or gift to celebrate the spooky season! Try glow-in-the-dark yarn for extra spookiness!

You can find the scarf pattern on Ravelry or Etsy. Coming soon to LoveCrafts.

Dance along with these fun skeletons as you knit these spooky scary potholders! They’re double knit, reversible, and the perfect decorations for celebrating the spooky season! Try glow-in-the-dark yarn for extra spookiness!

You can get each potholder individually on Ravelry or grab the full set on Ravelry or Etsy at a discount. Coming soon to LoveCrafts.

Take a journey into the mystical with the Mystic Cats Scarf. These cats are drawn to magic, mystery, nature, and spirituality. Wear it to a fun Halloween event or perhaps your next seance!

Now that the mystery knit a-long (MKAL) for the pattern is finished, the full pattern has been released. Check out the gorgeous scarves made by those who took part in the MKAL!

Pattern Details

Just in time for the spooky season, here is a free Halloween Pumpkin Potholder pattern! It makes a great decoration or quick gift! Double knit, the potholder is reversible, with opposite colors on the reverse side.

Download the pattern by signing up for my mailing list. If you’re already on the list, check your email. There are now a total of 28 free patterns available for subscribers! If you prefer not to subscribe, you can instead purchase the pattern on Etsy or LoveCrafts.

Decorate your kitchen with this cute set of four Halloween cat coasters! They’re perfect for celebrating the spooky season and make great quick gifts!

The pattern is available on Ravelry and Etsy (and soon LoveCrafts). Get 20% off through October 14!

To get into the spooky Halloween season, here is a new free pattern, the Happy Ghost Potholder! Decorate your kitchen with this cute ghost! Double knit, the potholder is reversible, with opposite colors on the reverse side.

Download the pattern by signing up for my mailing list. If you’re already on the list, check your email. There are now a total of 22 free patterns available for subscribers! If you prefer not to subscribe, you can instead purchase the pattern on Etsy or LoveCrafts (coming soon).

To celebrate the spooky season leading up to Halloween, get 20% off the Purrfect Scare Halloween Scarf pattern on Ravelry and Etsy through October 31!

Thank you to everyone who participated in the Purrfect Scare Halloween Scarf MKAL! Your scarves are gorgeous and so spooky! If you missed out on the MKAL, the full pattern is now available on Ravelry, Etsy, and LoveCrafts!

A Purrfect Scare Halloween Scarf is a fun double knit spooky scarf showcasing images of cats along with other Halloween creatures and scenes. It’s purrfect for celebrating the spooktacular holiday! The scarf is double knit and fully reversible. The suggested colors are black, white, and orange, but feel free to substitute your own spooky color combinations!

Pattern Details

A spooky MKAL is coming up for the fall season, A Purrfect Scare Halloween Scarf MKAL!

What is an MKAL? An MKAL is when the pattern is broken up into a series of clues or parts. What the final piece looks like is a mystery until all the parts have been received.

A Purrfect Scare Halloween Scarf is a fun double knit spooky scarf showcasing images of cats along with other Halloween creatures and scenes. It’s purrfect for celebrating the spooktacular holiday! The MKAL starts on August 17 on Ravelry, and the pattern is 20% off until it starts. There will also be a drawing at the end for participants.

For more details, check out the pattern on Ravelry.