FREE Pumpkin Crochet Eyes, Mouth, Witches Hat & Legs Patterns

Transform your Crochet Pumpkins into a fun Stack for Halloween: with these free pumpkin crochet features

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Easily modify the basic crochet pumpkins and turn them into fun and spooky Halloween Stacking ornaments with personality! Adding faces, eyes, mouths, a witch’s hat, and striped legs.

Take your cute pumpkin stack and turn it into adorably cute, fun and spooky Decor!

Super Easy and Quick patterns to crochet features for your pumpkins, pumpkin eyes, a zig-zag mouth, a witch’s hat, and optional striped legs.

Buy an Ad- FREE pumpkin Stack with Add-ons PDF Pattern from RAVELRY HERE

These free add-on patterns, are part of the original crochet pumpkin patterns HERE.

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Looking for the BASE crochet pumpkins EASY Quick and super cute to crochet –

Pumpkin Stack 3 sizes Patterns (s,M,L)

FREE Pumpkin Patterns

These pumpkin eyes, mouths and legs with a witches hat are all beginner-friendly, fast to make, and perfect for decorating your crochet pumpkins you have made.

Quick Summary

• How to crochet eyes and attach them securely
• easy zig-zag mouth for a playful or spooky expression
• Cochet witch’s hat pattern that sits perfectly on top of your pumpkin stack, or any sized pumkin you have made
• Striped crochet legs with free for a sitting ornament for your home decor

You can use any parts of these patterns to create unique, fun Halloween decorations, I just Love the LARGE crochet Pumpkin, with Long stripey legs, and a witches hat

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I Used the SAME hhok and yarn (Yarnsmiths Chunky Blanet yarn) to create this funny pumpkin witch gnome!

Find the LARGE Pumpkin Pattern HERE, and the HAT, Legs, and face feature patterns are right here on this page

Materials You’ll Need

You obviously need the crochet pumpkins already made

• Use the SAME weight of yarn (same as your pumpkin stack base) (If making really SMALL pumpkins, then I suggest simply making a chain length and gluing onto position.
• Black, white, and orange yarn scraps for features
• Crochet hook (size to match yarn weight)
• Yarn needle, scissors, stitch markers, and a straight knitting needle if you are stacking the pumpkins to help thread yarn through all 3

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How to Crochet Eyes for a pumpkin (Simple V shaped Pattern)

NOTES: I have listed what I used to crochet the pumpkin features, but you can use the same yarn as you used for the pumpkin

Small -3.0mm hook and 1 strand, Ch 8.

Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, Sc in next 2 ch, 3 sc in next ch (this forms the bottom point of the V), Sc in remaining chs. FASTEN OFF

Medium – 3.5mm hook and 1 strand,

Row 1: Ch12: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 4 sc, 3sc in nxt ch, sc in sc in remaining chs. Fasten off.

Large -4.00mm 2 strands,

Ch 17. Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 7 sc, 3sc in nxt st, sc in remaining chs. Fasten off.

How to crochet a small Zig-Zag for a Pumpkins mouth

I found the smaller my pumpkin the more I just made a chain length and positioned it into place (these patterns are for larger pumpkins using the chenille/blanket chunky yarn)

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Foundation Chain: 14
Row 1: In 2nd ch from hook, sc, Sc in next st.
3sc in nxt st, Sc in next 2 sts, 3sctog in next st, Sc in next 2 sts, 3sc in next st, Sc in the remaining sts. Fasten off,

Finishing ALL sizes: either weave in ends or burn ends with a lighter to secure

How to crochet a Medium Zig Zag for pumpkins Mouth

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Hook: 4.0 mm,
Yarn: DK, 1 strand

Chain 25, In 2nd ch from hook, Sc, Sc in next 2 sts.
Sc3tog (1st valley), Sc in next 3 sts.
3sc in next st (1st peak), Sc in next 3 sts.
Sc3tog (2nd valley), Sc in next 3 sts.
3sc in next st (2nd peak)Sc in next 3 sts.
Sc3tog sc in next st (3rd valley), Sc in next 3 sts. Fasten off, either weave in ends or burn ends with a lighter

How to Crochet a Large Zig Zag

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Hook: I used a 4.0 mm
Yarn: 2 strands DK held together

Chain: 36

Row 1: In 2nd ch from hook sc, Sc in next 3 sts.
Sc3tog (1st valley).Sc in next 4 sts.
3sc in next st (1st peak).
Sc in next 4 sts.
Sc3tog (2nd valley).
Sc in next 4 sts.
3sc in next st (2nd peak).
Sc in next 4 sts.
3sctog in next st (3rd valley).
Sc in next 4 sts. FASTEN OFF

• Finishing ALL features:
• I prefer to tie the ENDS together and cut, use a lighter/Flame to burn these tiny ends together.
• If they are a bit wonky lightly soak with water and then SHAPE and GLUE into place

Pumpkin hat: Crochet Witch Hat to sit on top of the pumpkins

How the Witch Hat is Crocheted

The witch hat is worked in one continuous piece from the tip down using chunky chenille yarn.
Shaping the cone by placing two increases in every round, spaced evenly apart so the point grows evenly.
The cone gradually widens until it reaches the desired size.

TO check When to STOP INCREACING AND Check the fit for the hat for each size of Pumpkin (if making for the different sizes)

• measure against the circumference of the hat as you crochet and stop the increasing when it sits neatly on top of your pumpkin. And continue to adding the BRIM.
• BRIM is then added by working 2 sc in each stitch in the front loops around so the brim flares outward, giving the hat its classic witchy shape.

Hook: 6.5–7 mm Yarn: Chunky chenille – (OR A SAME AS you crocheted the PUMPKINS)

Stitches used:
sc = single crochet,
inc = 2sc in same stitch

• Work in continuous rounds. Use a marker. An easy way to make this is just to increase by 2 sts per round, but do not stack the increases on top of each other, as this creates a point in the bottom of the hat and will not sit right

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Crochet Witch Hat Cone

Coloured Band
For all sizes: in chosen colour Sc in each stitch around, FASTEN OFF
or Chain a length in chosen colour and tie around base of hat before brim.

HAT BRIM ALL SIZES
Rnd 1: working in the FRONT LOOPS ONLY work 2sc in each stitch around
Rnd 2: sc in each stitch around

Fasten off and Weave in ENDS

Funny Stripey Legs for Crochet Pumpkins

Witch Leg with Shoe (make 2 legs)

• Yarn: SAME as yarn used for pumpkins! Black (for shoes + stripes) + 1 Main Color (purple, green, or orange).
• Hook: for the smaller stack I used a 3.5–4 mm. and 2 strands of each yarn held together (or SAME as used for pumpkins)
• Notes: Work in rounds, join with a sl st at the end of each round for stripes to stay neat.

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Dangly Legs with shoes Crochet Pattern

Continue the sequence for the 2 colors MC 2 Rnds / Black 1 Rnd sequence until you reach 23 rounds total for the leg (or continue to desired length).

• Finishing
  Stuff lightly. I only stuff the shoes as it helps to weigh the legs down.
  Fasten off and leave a tail for sewing to your pumpkin stack.
  Repeat for the second leg.
• Attach to the underneath of the LARGEST Pumpkin, by glueing or sewing into position.

Assembly of your pumpkins into a stavk& Styling Tips

• Stack your pumpkins on top of each other, either join by yarn through the middle as shown OR glue together, then add and glue the hat on top into position
• Stitch or glue the eyes and mouth to the front pumpkin.
• Attach legs to the bottom pumpkin using yarn or buttons.
• Pose your pumpkin character on a shelf, step, or table for maximum Halloween charm.

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