Halloween Crochet: 20 Projects and Guides to Plan Your Makes
Choose a Halloween crochet project by skill, construction and yarn. Explore pumpkins, ghosts, home decor and practical fitting guides.
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Choose a Halloween crochet project by skill, construction and yarn. Explore pumpkins, ghosts, home decor and practical fitting guides.
Read the guideCrochet a bow with long ribbon tails for an iPhone 18 case. Follow the rectangle, tails and centre-band recipe, with gauge examples and attachment tips.
Read the guidePlan an iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max crochet bow case with a wide camera opening, a fitted cover and long ribbon tails. Includes colour and fitting tips.
Read the guideA lining can give a crochet phone pouch a smoother interior and cover the open spaces of a granny-square design. It also takes up room. The most useful order is to fit the fabric lining around your phone first, then make sure the crochet shell fits around the lining.
Read the guideA granny-square phone pouch is a satisfying way to use a small colour palette, but a square motif does not automatically make a phone-sized panel. Plan the joins and borders before making four matching squares. That lets you keep the motif balanced while fitting an iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max in its everyday case.
Read the guideThe right yarn for an iPhone 18 crochet sleeve is one that makes a fabric you enjoy using: easy to stitch, comfortable to handle and predictable after washing. A fibre name or a hook size on its own cannot tell you whether the phone will fit. A small comparison swatch gives you much more useful information.
Read the guideThe useful question when sizing a crochet iPhone 18 pouch is not “How many chains for this phone?” It is “How much fabric will go around my phone, case and seams?” Two makers can start with the same handset and need different stitch counts because their yarn and tension produce different fabric.
Read the guideA crochet phone sleeve starts with the phone you actually carry: handset, everyday case and any fixed grip included. This beginner recipe turns those measurements into one single-crochet rectangle. Fold it at the bottom, sew two side seams and leave the top open. You can use the method for an iPhone 18 Pro or Pro Max without relying on a universal stitch count.
Read the guidePlan a two-tone crochet cape with a shawl collar: compare construction, measure the fit, estimate yarn and choose a soft collar and simple closure.
Read the guideMake a horizontal crochet buttonhole, test it with your actual button and plan even spacing without changing the stitch count of your band.
Read the guideLearn crab stitch crochet with right- and left-handed direction tips, a straight-edge practice exercise and fixes for tight or wavy borders.
Read the guideLearn front post and back post double crochet, keep the stitch count steady and practice raised texture with a clear 12-stitch swatch.
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