However, if you cannot decide what kind of decoration to make this year, go for the reversible one! Can you believe that this snowball easily transforms into a full-fledged Christmas tree decoration? This design by Skein Spider is so cool you just have to explore it!
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Find this free crochet pattern on youtube.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
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Leo, The Giant Spider Crochet Pattern
Prepare to make the cutest fuzzy spider pal ever! Leo, the Spider is a quick and easy Halloween creation! His body is made of one large piece of fur yarn. The legs are made separately and attached to the spider body. There’s no sewing required, which is always a plus!
Spider Placemat
What's that under your plate? It's a spider!! Celebrate Halloween with these quick and easy to make Spider Placemats, a fun a creepy addition to your holiday decorations. I made mine with an orange background, but you can make a whole set with a different color background for each one, as there are plenty of awesome colors of Lion Brand 24/7 yarn. Size: 12″ x 18″ Yarn: (per placemat) Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton, 100% Cotton, worsted weight, 100 g/186 yds Tangerine 133: Color A - 1 skein, 100 g/186 yds Black 153: Color B - 1 skein, 35 g/ 65 yds
Snowball Slouch Hat
This free winter slouch hat pattern combines a simple texture with Lion Brand Scarfie yarn to create a fabulous beginner-friendly hat! The Snowball Slouch Hat takes just half a skein of yarn and it is perfect addition for anyone on your last-minute gift list this holiday season because it can be made in four different sizes (baby, toddler, child and adult).
Sharlotte The Spider
The pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and pictures to help you along the way. Sharlotte The Spider is crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. Sharlotte The Spider crocheted in worsted weight yarn is approximately two inches tall. Be aware that size may vary depending on the yarn and hook size used. Gauge is not particularly important, just be consistent with the tension you are using. And most importantly, have fun!
