10+ Ghost Amigurumi Free Crochet Patterns

As the days grow shorter, the sun hangs lower in the sky, and leaves begin to rustle under your feet, there are undeniable signs that Halloween is just around the corner. What better way to celebrate the spooky season than by crocheting a cute amigurumi ghost?

These playful, ghostly creations make charming accents for the haunted season. They are perfect additions to your Halloween décor or delightful gifts for fellow Halloween enthusiasts.

Ghosts are wonderfully versatile amigurumi projects to make and customize. They can be tiny or large, sweet or spooky, funny or mysterious. The creative possibilities are endless! Every haunted house needs a few friendly—or not-so-friendly—ghosts! Use them as Halloween party decorations and conversation starters, or place them outdoors to give trick-or-treaters a little surprise.

The ghosts made from these patterns may be small, but you can easily resize many of them to create larger decorations. All you need is more white yarn, a little extra stuffing, and some patience. For an especially atmospheric Halloween display, pair your crocheted ghosts with other spooky decorations and even a fog machine.

Diverse and enchanting, the world of ghost amigurumi is full of friendly, cuddly specters, scary and mysterious creatures, and everything in between. That’s why we’ve scoured the web to bring you our 10 Best Ghost Amigurumi Free Crochet Patterns.

Gilbert the Ghost

Gilbert the Ghost is a cute and beginner-friendly amigurumi crochet pattern by Nicole Chase. This little ghost is worked seamlessly, with no sewing required for the main body—the head and body are crocheted as one piece, with the arms worked directly into the body. A fun little witch hat adds an extra Halloween touch!

You can find the photos and the full pattern here:

Gilbert the Ghost

Ghost Amigurumi

These hands-up ghosts are as cute as little children who what to scary you. They are tiny (2-3 inches) and very friendly. Remember to include safety eyes with these white fellows.

You can find the photos and the full pattern on Instagram:

Ghost Amigurumi

Ghost Kitty Ragdoll

First, et’s stay on the sweet side. The Ghost Kitty Ragdoll is as sweet as cookies. The pink ears and paws combined with green eyes and tiny nose say ‘Love me’. Finished size is about 11″ tall x 8″ wide.

You can get the full pattern here: Ghost Kitty Ragdoll .

Ghost Amigurumi

Staying with the theme of cutness, this amigurumi ragdoll is made from 2 separate pieces joined together to give them that unique 2-D look. It’s very easy to adjust the size from a pocket size to a ghost pillow.

The full pattern: Ghost Amigurumi.

Howl- the littlest ghost

This tiny ghost give you the pleasure of creation with a minimum of effort. You will make a bunch of Howl-the littlest ghosts in no time to place all over. Due to the small size, they will be perfect as a keychains.

The original pattern and the photos are available on cafedelcraft.com blog : Howl- the littlest ghost.

Ghost Cute Kawaii Key Chain

What can I say? This is so adorable, no one will resist. However, manga fans will go ballistic!

The original pattern and photos are available on Ravelry : Ghost Cute Kawaii Key Chain.

Ghost / Fantasma Halloween

Boo ghost looks more alien-ish than his traditional ghost collegues. Nevertheless, he’s cuteness personified and will trick-or-treat his way into your heart.

The original pattern and the photos are available here : Ghost / Fantasma Halloween.

Ghost Coaster

Ghost coasters are another idea for decorating your home. You can use this pattern as a coaster or you can re-size it and stick to the window glass.

The original pattern and the photos are available here : Ghost Coaster.

Zero Ghost Dog

As we had a ghost kitten, it’s time for a ghost dog now. This little fellow is cute and friendly and super fun. Zero Dog measures 7” tall. You can easily decorate a pumpkin face on the tip of his nose.