Halloween knits for everyone and every home.
By Amanda Saladin, from the The Knit Halloween Costume Collection issue
This adorable baby costume features a hat with raccoon face and ears, onesie with long sleeves and a striped tail for the most curious of babies.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the The Knit Halloween Costume Collection issue
Your special little one will have as much fun wearing this fox onesie as you’ll have knitting it! Simple and sparsely placed intarsia and Fair Isle create the color transitions in this dual-purpose onesie. Buttons are placed down the entire front to allow for easy on-and-off of the costume.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the Holiday Guide issue
Indulge your little one with this fun to knit owl outfit. The feathers are formed by working an easy slip stitch pattern, and a simple ribbing pattern forms both legs. Don’t forget to knit the cozy owl hat to complete the look!
View ProjectBy Rosann Fleischauer, from the Holiday Guide issue
This felted Pumpkin Treat Bag is essential for Halloween trick-or-treating. The easy stitch pattern works up quickly, and the felting process adds strength to the design in order to hold as much candy as possible. Plus, the base of the pumpkin is set in so the pumpkin can be set on a post or sit flat on a step, perfect leaving candy out on the porch.
View ProjectBy Jessica Anderson, from the The Knit Halloween Costume Collection issue
Have fun turning your little one into an elephant, complete with trunk, tail and whimsical collar. The romper is worked in one piece from the top down and is perfect for intermediate knitters.
View ProjectBy Red Heart Yarns, from the October 2015 issue
Knit this spooky hat for that upcoming Halloween bash and keep wearing it throughout the fall and winter. The bat is added onto the finished hat by using the duplicate stitch technique.
View ProjectBy Patons Design, from the October 2014 issue
This adorable vest is worked in stockinette stitch, making it a cinch to knit. Whether your little ones don this on Halloween or wear it to keep warm during fall weather, you’ll love how cute they look!
View ProjectBy Patons Design, from the October 2014 issue
This adorable critter is too cute to be scary. Resembling the popular Ugly Dolls, these delightful toys are destined to capture your heart (and your needles)!
View ProjectBy Spinrite Yarns, from the October 2014 issue
Knit this charming banner using the color blocking technique. It’s the perfect way to bring a spooky touch to your home for your next Halloween soiree.
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