Halloween Free Patterns Roundup
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.Halloween is getting close and I found some neat free patterns for projects that could be finished before Halloween.
I thought it would be fun to create a Halloween Free Patterns Roundup. I updated this post recently and all of the links should work.
Let’s take a look at the Halloween Patterns Roundup!
Happy Haunts Pillows
Pillows are a neat way to add a holiday theme to your room and these cute pillows with bats and spiderweb applique would look so neat on your couch!
Easy Treat Bag
Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew has a tutorial for an easy Treat/Tote Bag that won’t take any time at all to make.
Colorful Strip Pumpkin Quilt
A strip pieced pumpkin quilt made by Bev of Flamingo Toes would be perfect on your couch this fall!
Pumpkin Pillows and table runner
New pumpkin pillows and a table runner would be perfect for Halloween and the fall season. Amy from Diary of a Quilter has a great tutorial for these.
Harvest Pumpkin Mug Rugs
Mug rugs are always a favorite of mine and these little pumpkins are adorable! Harvest Pumpkin mug rugs tutorial with 2 different sizes.
Halloween Ghosts and Bats
Aren’t these cute little ghosts and even a bat! These were designed by Made for Marney and are paper pieced. There is now a small fee but they are worth it!
QAYG Pumpkin Mug Rugs
Becky from Patchwork Posse shares the cutest little quilt as you go Pumpkin mug rugs. You have fun making these!
Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner
This is a beautiful pumpkin table runner made with HeatnBond EZ Print that would be a fast and easy project for Fall.
Twice as Nice Pillow
Here is another Halloween pillow that you’ll want to make! Look at that cat!
Witchy Toes
Caroline from Trillium Designs created these cute Witchy Toes! Every year I say I’m going to make these cute shoes for Halloween! Maybe I’ll get it done this year.
Jack O Lantern quilt block tutorial
This is a cute 12-inch pumpkin quilt block from Kristina at Center Street Quilts that would look so cute on a trick or treat bag! I think kids would really love this pumpkin.
Trick or Treat Bag
Are you looking for a cute trick-or-treat bag? You’ll like this one from Trisha at FourTrees.
Halloween Bats quilt block
Looking for a super cute bat quilt block? You like this one from Center Street Quilts.
Ghost Quilt Block
This cut Ghost quilt block could be used in a table runner or quilt with the bat and pumpkin block from Corner Street Quilts.
Halloween Spider
You’ll want to make this Halloween Spooky Spider from Leslie the Seasoned Homemaker.
Mini Jack O’ Lantern
Pumpkins are always so much fun to use when decorating for the holidays and this Mini Jack O’ Lantern by Rose of Threadbare Creations would be fun to make.
Pumpkin Block and Table Runner
Do you have lots of quilt fabric scraps? This easy Pumpkin tutorial takes no time at all to make!
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Rusty looks right at home and his Autumm coloring is spot on! We lost all (7) of our trees this year. They were all planted 35 years ago and timed out together! Looks naked! They are planting 4 new ones later this month when/if it cools down. Working on the list of Halloween Projects above! So many great ideas. Thanks
Love your patterns !! I made 2 of the 3 pumpkin table runners They are very
easy to make.. I also made the large mug rug to hang on my front door. Just
love it. Your patterns are very easy to follow, Thank you!!
I love the patterns you found! I have made some of them and am going to make some more to add to my Hallowe’en collection. Thanks so much.
I think I need to make all of these and make them into a back-of-the-sofa quilt. Wonderful ideas. Glad to hear you love the new house! I always have dogs that shed so tile floors are easier but I never thought to use them for grids! Always get the best tips from you! Thanks!
Thanks for all the awesome patterns and ideas. I happen to agree with your decision on the floor in your new studio. I too have tile and makes for easy measuring and being sure you are square.
Great ideas. I appreciate all the inspiration. I’ve made two fall pumpkin table runners one for myself and one for my daughter.
Hope all goes well with the sale of your home and your upcoming move.
Thanks Connie for all these great Halloween ideas, my grandchildren will love them! I keep asking God for an extension because I don’t know if I will ever have enough time to get all your wonderful projects that I want to make done in this life time!
With gratitude
Glenda from Canada
Hi! Yes more roundups please!!
Thanks for sharing these fun quilt ideas!
Thank you for such great Halloween projects! Very nice and not time consuming. I am now hopeful that I can make up a few for my grands this year.
Connie, muchas gracias por los patrones. En mi blog puedes ver los mug rug de fantasma que hice. Un saludo
Love them! Thanks so much for sharing!
These Halloween projects are so cute. I will have fun makingg all of them.
Thank you for the Butteerfly Baby Quilt. soo Cute. Also, thank you for the Halloween gifts. I will have fun making both of these.
Thank you so much for the great patterns! Now if I could only find a “round to it”!
Thank you so much Connie, it is so kind of you to share all that you have found. These are all so cute, I just want to make them every one of them! I am quite new to quilting though, just about 2 months now that I have been trying to to learn. I do love the witchy toes and think I may take a closer look at that one and see if it is something I can do. I don’t have the accuquilt to cut the special shapes if needed, perhaps one day I may. Thanks again Connie, I hope you have a special quilting day ahead of you today!
I shouldn’t have looked! Now I want to make all of them!
Thank you Connie, I appreciate you sharing the patterns!
Muchas gracias Connie por estos preciosos patrones. Seguro que haré alguno. La última calabaza la realicé el año pasado. Un saludo
Thank you so much, these patterns are adorable.
Ooooh! Some fabulous ideas here Connie! Thank you so much for sharing them xx
Thank you so much for the unexpected and wonderful patterns! I appreciate you sharing these! I have them bookmarked and ready for some fall sewing!
Those are darling, Connie. I love that pumpkin block quilt. Thank you for linking up to Monday Social. I hope you will be next week.
Wow! Thank you for doing all the work. I love the FREE Halloween patterns.
Cute patterns. Thanks for sharing.
Connie Dear you must have a magic day with more than 24 hours. Halloween font is very fun. I adore all the free patterns yo have corralled for us. Thank you for gathering and sharing.
Thanks Sherry……not a magic day…….see what happens when I’m not quilting!
Thank you Connie… love all the cute patterns and absolutely love the price! Always enjoy your blog. Happy Halloween!
Thanks Julie, I hope you enjoy some good ones!
What a thoughtful and great idea Connie! Thanks!
Thanks Kevin, I think I enjoyed finding and sharing them more than anything!
Thanks for the round up. Yes, please do some more. I get so distracted looking at and for project ideas when I should be actually making something.
Thanks Pat, I will definitely be sharing more of them!
What a great collection of fun projects. I see my list of must-do’s growing. 🙂
LOL, we do love our projects don’t we Joan!
I also spend way too much time on Pinterest, but I’ve found some great ideas there. Thanks for all the research on free Halloween projects.
I’m the same way Sara……spend too much time on Pinterest and love it!
Wow, Connie. Thanks for all that research. Some really cute patterns there.
It was fun finding all of them! I think I will do more roundups! It gives me an excuse to “play” in Photoshop!