Creepy Knits: A Selection of Patterns for Halloween
Happy Halloween, sweater! For years I have been posting Halloween designs featuring fun accessories , costumes , wigs , home decor, baby socks and Halloween toys . As I was running out of Halloween sweaters this year, I posted a post about Halloween costumes that I had never posted before, but I thought it was great.
The original design was a Halloween pillow for Jane Burns High Care. It is like giving a hairball to someone, it just becomes a hairball.
Halloween wreath by Nicola Vallezi. Beautiful children's Halloween garland. This is the wreath that hangs on your door when you don't want to throw away all the little food or sweets so you can keep all the sweets for yourself .
At Deathflake Mittens , I love these complex graphics. And this is a free template!
Evening Animal Gloves at Adrian Bizilia. Although this mouse is much larger than an owl, these are terrifying. But maybe this is a behavior, not a mistake.
Interesting , by Wendy Check. For a vampire lover or a particularly interested dentist.
A flying sorcerer's cloth in Winita. I hate using those little embroidered tea towels - just give me a J towel - but I love them because there are so many beautiful styles I want to do.
Let's talk about the assassination of Professor Fung . This sweater design is based on The Wallpaper Had It Coming Again pattern, based on a graphic wallpaper from the BBC show Sherlock . Both are great styles .
The lower part of the skull with a disordered sweater. I like fresh and fresh.
Halloween skull , from Dvergiller Knitting. This can be a good introduction to those days when you are dealing with difficult coworkers in the workplace.
Halloween cat hat for kids , by Sandra Jager. I love the yellow eyes that come out above.
Halloween meets black sheep wool . The perfect finishing touch for your Halloween monster costumes ... or for someone who is always dreaming of a secret map.
Spoky spider head for Halloween , at Silvia Lake. The perfect gift for an archaeologist in your life or someone who is desperately trying to overcome their arachnophobia.
Witch Hour , by Ruth Hawkins. I love the beautiful patterns used here.
In celebration of Halloween Hood, Bobby Hobben. In contrast to pure black, the bright orange used here has a unique look.
Fir Tree knitwear Halloween skull socks . Includes many Halloween designs for a brighter look.
Not just for Jane Burns, the Halloween Scallie Sox . For Halloween sock lovers who prefer a little look at the old sock designs.
Halloween cat wash, by Mama Free. An angry cat has a well-painted image.
Halloween pillows and bedding , by Sandra Rowland. Excellent, a little difference in Jack-O-Lanter's expression.
Black cat skeleton , by Tatiana Korobkova. To the great man. Who wants my little kids Christmas dolls ?
