10 Free Creepy Crawly Crochet Spider Patterns
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This is a compilation of ten free crochet spider patterns for the creepy crawly season. Make these as a fun addition to your fall home decor.
Real-life spiders can certainly be very scary for some people. However, the crochet version of this eight-legged creature can be very cute!
Spiders are a source of fear for some and source of fascination to others, they have certainly been around for a very long time.
They are a huge part of fall and Halloween themes with the crocheted version being more suitable for front door displays and wreaths.
Choose one of these crochet spider patterns to add to your projects for the upcoming Halloween.
10 Free Crochet Spider Patterns
I have put together a great collection of crochet spider patterns.
Whether you are looking for an item to decorate for Halloween or make a creepy crawly hat, I have the patterns for you.
Choose from two different crochet spider hats you can make for your kids as a fun accessory for fall and Halloween.
You can make a spider web to decorate your home or a whole crochet spider-inspired wreath.
You can add a cute spider image onto a pillowcase or a mug rug. The possibilities are endless.
And whether you prefer spiders big or small, there are a couple of cute patterns for a toy spider.
Crochet Spider Pattern
Mr. Creeper is a cute and friendly spider you can make for your kids. They will have hours of fun playing or hiding this crocheted spider in different places.
It would be a great addition to a Halloween costume or a home decor for Halloween.
CLICK HERE for the free crochet pattern.
Crochet Spider Pom Pom Hat
This Spider Pumpkin Hat is a quick crochet pattern and is ideal for a quick costume idea for Halloween.
It’s fun and easy to make. I have included several video tutorials to help you along the way.
It combines multiple crafts but the results are really fun. Why not combine a pumpkin and a crawly spider?
The spider pom poms on each corner of the hat plus the Jack-o-lantern face make the whole costume complete.
In fact, you could even use glow-in-the-dark yarn, glitter foam, or googly eyes to make the Spider Pumpkin Hat extra spooky and special for Halloween.
Spider Pumpkin Hat is available on my website.
Crochet Spider Tissue Box Cover
Tissue box covers are actually not as hard as they seem. I guess you can compare them with amigurumi patterns!
However, instead of stuffing them with polyfill (unless mentioned that it’s needed), it’s stuffed with a tissue box that can be changed out when the box runs out of tissues.
This Crochet Spider Tissue Box Cover is a cute addition. This pattern is made using only single crochet stitches, as well as pipe cleaners for the spider legs.
Crochet Spider Pom Pom Hat
What better way to get into the spirit of the season than incorporating giant pom pom spiders on your fall crochet hats?
A crochet hat with a Spider Pom Pom on top. And believe me, both the hat and the spider pom pom are super easy and fast to make. It is the perfect beginner crochet project for this time of the year.
Crochet Spider Pom Pom Hat is a free pattern available on my blog.
I also have a separate tutorial on how to make the Pom Pom spider. You do not have to only attach it to the top of the hat.
You can get creative and use it in all sorts of different projects.
Friendly Crochet Spider
If you are in the “I do not like spiders” camp, this pattern is certainly for you.
Instead of a creepy crawly black spider with lots of long legs and eyes looking at you, you can crochet yourself this friendly-looking version.
It would also make a lovely gift for very young children or a great alternative to an octopus people crochet for premature babies.
Their legs would be a great fidget toy for the little ones. Plus who could resist all the cuteness?!
Find the free pattern HERE.
Spider Web Wreath
This quick and easy crochet spider web wreath is a fun Halloween door decoration to greet trick-or-treaters.
Making a crocheted wreath was crazy simple and a great scrap buster. The wreath cover is just SC stitches and the web is just a few rounds of DC and ch stitches.
You can either use the POM POM spider tutorial or make one this way. Secondly, you can also use the small spider pattern above and add a crochet spider instead.
Grab the free pattern BY CLICKING HERE.
C2C Spider Pillow
This fun and cute corner-to-corner pillow is such a cute way to incorporate a spider into your home decor.
Or maybe you want to make one for your kid’s room. You can also make a few of these cute crochet spider squares and instead of making them into a pillow cover, you can join them together and make a cozy blanket.
FOLLOW THIS LINK for the free crochet spider graph you can use with various techniques like c2c, tapestry, or filet crochet!
Leo The Spider
Even if you are not hugely into Halloween decorations, Leo The Spider is definitely one cute enough to get behind.
His fluffy fur and cute little eyes are more sweet than spooky.
He works up so quickly and was really fun to make. Don’t be scared to use the fluffy yarn, you can easily feel the stitches with your fingers.
The body is also worked in continuous rounds with a stitch marker so it’s easy to keep track!
Find the cute pattern ON THIS WEBSITE.
Crochet Spider Mug Rug
This crochet mug rug pattern features the image of a cute spider and there are no ends to weave in at the end.
The pattern uses the tapestry crochet technique worked from a simple graph. This technique utilizes a colorwork chart to illustrate the spider images and tell you which stitch should be which color.
Follow the instructions and the free chart ON THIS BLOG.
Crochet Spider Web
This web uses leftover yarn you can already find in your stash. It will take you no longer than 10 minutes to make one of these.
You can put it on windows, walls, front doors, etc. The great thing about this pattern is that you can also crochet it in any size you want and use any yarn you have.
It’s a great idea for all who didn’t have time to buy Halloween decorations.
You can find the pattern HERE.
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