This star shaped scrunchie is perfect to jazz up any ensemble! It doesn’t take much yarn to make, and it works up quickly! Depending on how quickly you crochet, you could finish this in 30 minutes.

This hat works with a variety of stitches to achieve a star shaped brim, and uses 16g wire to keep shape. This pattern is meant to be one size fits all, but you may need to size down your hook to fit your head. It is NOT recommended to change your stitch counts.

This jester collar is worked as one piece, because I know I’m not the only person that hates seaming pieces together. The pattern explains how to make six collar points, but it would be simple to take the techniques used in the pattern to customize for different numbers of collar points.

This is a fully no-sew version of the cat ear beanie that I’ve added ribbing to at the bottom. I have also included a pattern for the skull applique to make it a truly Kuromi hat! The pompoms at the corners are simply sewn on with a needle and thread, and premade from Joann Fabrics.

This hat is made with 16g wire in the brim, and uses a variety of stitches. This pattern is not for beginners, unless you’re particularly adventurous.

If you’re looking for a witch hat pattern for Halloween, or just to stay within your aesthetic, look no further! This hat works up quickly, and has quickly become one of my favorite patterns if I want to make a companion hat to another wearable I might have made.

Gauge does not matter

This pattern is a one size fits all pattern, though there is room for adjustment based on preference. Instructions on creating the tassels are included.

This is a no sew pattern for a ghost that I like to use as a “worry doll”, or a focal point that I can use to vent my problems.