Inspired by the sandworms in Beetlejuice, we are starting out our Haunted Halloween Countdown with this fun and simple cross stitch pattern. Fill in the form and it’s yours!

This knitted headband was inspired by Oogie Boogie from Nightmare Before Christmas and is a great first project for a new knitter and a quick knit for an experienced knitter.

This bookmark pattern is inspired by everyone’s favourite green receptionist in the Netherworld Waiting Room, Miss Argentina in Beetlejuice.

Sarah’s Choker was named after and inspired by Sarah Sanderson of our favourite witchy trio! This intermediate project is the perfect accessory in so many different color combos.

The What’s This? Coaster was named after and inspired by Jack Skellington’s song from one of our favourite Halloween movies! This beginner project is quick and easy, the perfect subtle spooky touch for your drinks.

Get it free on Ravelry!

Celebrate a goth fairy tale love story with this mini hoop featuring Gomez and Morticia Addams. 

Part of our Haunted Halloween Countdown Collection, this bookmark cross-stitch
pattern is inspired by Winifred Sanderson’s spellbook from Hocus Pocus.

Inspired by Wednesday Addams and her affinity for braids, this black and white hair ribbon was designed for weaving into braids, and makes a cute little headband, too!

Get the pattern free, here.

Part of our Haunted Halloween Countdown Collection, this bookmark cross-stitch pattern is inspired by the Sanderson sisters from Hocus Pocus.

Part of our Haunted Halloween Countdown Collection, this knitted mug cozy was inspired by Beetlejuice! The cozy is a simple but fun knit, working up quickly in an afternoon.

The ‘Thing’ Fingerless Mitts are inspired by and named after Thing from the Addams Family. These mitts use a simple surface crochet technique to replicate the iconic scars along Thing’s hands.

Dr. Finkelstein’s Brain Scrunchie is an incredibly ruffled scrunchie pattern. It works up easily in just a few hours. The large ruffles create a brain-like texture that matches the movie perfectly.

The In The Corners crochet cobweb pattern is the perfect simple spooky pattern to decorate with for Halloween. Cobwebs are an iconic symbol of the spooky season, and we see them throughout the decor and crafts of
October.

Part of our Haunted Halloween Countdown Collection, this mini cross stitch Sally head is the perfect miniature Halloween decor.

This pattern is flat, with an icord edge and is seamed once knitting is complete. To create the colorblock pattern as shown, work 4 repeats of the cable pattern in the CC, followed by 2 repeats of the cable pattern in the MC. Have fun with it and mix up your colors however you like!

So many of the most iconic Halloween movies include black and white stripes! We had to include a super mini version – and this one qualifies as it is under 1″ wide!

This knit sweater pattern is already a fan favourite. Released last year, this sweater has been worn by pups all year long already and we’re including it as today’s free download to celebrate the last week of this countdown!

Use code: HAUNTED on Ravelry!

Get the pattern here!

This knitted dog sweater was designed as part of a matching set with the Frankenweenie
Headband so you can match your pup!

This sweater is knit flat in two pieces and the sleeves are picked up and knit once the pieces are joined. The cables are a fun and dressy touch to an otherwise simple dog sweater.

The Blood Drop Bag is the perfect mini crochet purse for you this spooky season! It works up in just an hour or two and is perfect for holding your essentials during any fun fall outing. The teardrop shape and red color give it the perfect subtle Halloween pop.

With just 5 sleeps until Halloween, we know everyone is getting busier and has less time for crafting – and we’ve got you covered!

Starting today, we’re sharing a fun Halloweeny recipe we’ve developed every day until Halloween!

These homespun Oreos are easy enough to whip up in under an hour and you can customize your filling colour!

Find the recipe here.

Get ready for some spook-tacular (and soooper simple) fun as you enter the enchanting world of our Soft Cinnamon Cutout Cookies. These easy-to-make cookies, infused with the hauntingly aromatic essence of nutmeg, are perfect for enjoying a year-round taste of the supernatural.

Find the recipe here.

The key to Ethel’s Sturdy Sugar Cookies is their unique texture. These cookies are perfectly sturdy, which means they can hold up to intricate shapes and decorating without breaking. The secret lies in the dough. Instead of requiring chilling before rolling out, this recipe lets you start right away. It’s a time saver, especially when you have little ones eager to get involved in the kitchen.

Find the recipe here.

Let’s talk about the little clouds of happiness known as meringues. They’re sweet, light, and have the power to transport your taste buds to dessert heaven. But what’s even better? They’re as versatile as they are delicious. The star of our show today is the ‘Perfect Meringue,’ and trust us, it’s a ghostly good time!

Find the recipe here.

One tradition that’s become a staple in many households is crafting Halloween-themed treats. And what better way to celebrate than by making something that captures the essence of the holiday? That’s where our Chocolate Pretzel Spiderwebs come into play.

Find the instructions here.

As the Halloween countdown comes to an end, we’ve been brewing up all sorts of spooky and sweet treats to make your October extra special. And what better way to conclude this eerie adventure than with a dessert that’s as dark as the midnight hour? Enter our ‘Black Velvet Cupcakes,’ a bewitching delight that will captivate your taste buds and complete your Halloween festivities.

Find the recipe here.