There are two Halloween monster crochet patterns here: Pumpkin Head Halloween Monster and Grim Reaper Halloween Monster.

Patterns are available in two languages: English and German.

Die Häkelanleitungen sind in zwei Sprachen verfügbar: Englisch und Deutsch.

These pattern documents includes instructions, in American Standard Terms (You can see conversion table for British terms at the start of the e-book) and a detailed step by step photo guides that I will show you how to make these cute Halloween Monsters.

!!!Patterns can be purchased separately!!!

Pumpkin Head
This pattern includes 12 pages with instruction and a step-by-step photo tutorial (39 photos) showing you how to crochet your very own adorable Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head.

Size: With the material suggested in this guide, Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head will be 14,5cm. If you use thicker yarn, Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head will be bigger.

Difficulty level: advanced

Materials for Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head:
• Yarn: light brown and black. I used Toccata Lana Grossa (100% cotton, 50g/110m)
• Hook: 2,5mm
• Scissors.
• Needle.

Materials for Pumpkin:
• Yarn in yellow and black. I used YarnArt Begonia (100% cotton mercerized 50g/169m/185yds)
• Hook: 2mm
• Scissors
• Needle or glue
• Filling material.

These instructions describe in detail and show in the photo such complex stitches as: front post single crochet, back post single crochet, spike stitch.

Abbreviations
The pattern is worked using US Crochet Terms. Conversions to UK terms are shown below in parentheses:
mr - magic ring (magic ring)
ch - chain (chain)
sc - single crochet (double crochet)
inc - increase
dec - decrease
fpsc - front post single crochet (front post double crochet)*
bpsc - back post single crochet (back post double crochet)**
hdc - half double crochet (half treble crochet)
dc - double crochet (treble crochet)
spike st - spike stitch

Copyright Notice / Terms of Use
This pattern is an original and unique design. Please do not sell, distribute, copy or rewrite this file, its textual content or the patterns/photos it contains.
Feel free to attach the finished Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head to any project you wish, either for personal use or for sale.
If you decide to sell the Halloween Monster Pumpkin Head, please credit © NaDi Crochet Art as the original designer.

Thanks and happy crocheting!

Grim Reaper
This pattern includes 13 pages with instruction and a step-by-step photo tutorial (36 photos) showing you how to crochet your very own adorable Halloween Monster Grim Reaper.

Size: With the material suggested in this guide, Halloween Monster Grim Reaper will be 14cm. If you use thicker yarn, Halloween Monster Grim Reaper will be bigger.

Difficulty level: advanced

Materials for Halloween Monster Grim Reaper:
• Yarn: black, light brown, white, and gray. I used Toccata Lana Grossa (100% cotton, 50g/110m) and YarnArt Begonia (100% cotton mercerized 50g/169m/185yds)
• Hook: 2,5mm and 2mm
• Scissors.
• Filling material.
• Needle.
• Glue.
• Wire 11cm

These instructions describe in detail and show in the photo such complex stitches as: front post single crochet, back post single crochet, spike stitch.

Abbreviations
The pattern is worked using US Crochet Terms. Conversions to UK terms are shown below in parentheses:
mr - magic ring (magic ring)
ch - chain (chain)
sc - single crochet (double crochet)
inc - increase
dec - decrease
fpsc - front post single crochet (front post double crochet)*
bpsc - back post single crochet (back post double crochet)**
hdc - half double crochet (half treble crochet)
dc - double crochet (treble crochet)
spike st - spike stitch

Copyright Notice / Terms of Use
This pattern is an original and unique design. Please do not sell, distribute, copy or rewrite this file, its textual content or the patterns/photos it contains.
Feel free to attach the finished Halloween Monster Grim Reaper to any project you wish, either for personal use or for sale.
If you decide to sell the Halloween Monster Grim Reaper, please credit © NaDi Crochet Art as the original designer.

Thanks and happy crocheting!

eBook published in July 2023 by NaDi Crochet Art

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