Bats, they’re not just for Halloween, they’re forever.
But Halloween is just around the corner as well! Here is a collection of little amigurumi bat free crochet patterns. While it is still early, wouldn’t it be great to get a jump on Halloween with some creepy-crawiles? Â Because of their simple shapes, bats are easy to make and accessorize. In addition, they are also simply fun to make, and could be projects you could work up jointly with your kids. Why not experiment with some bats, and consequently build an unconventional ami collection. A link to the free patterns is below the photos.
Little Bat
The Litle Bat pattern is an ultra-cute little chauve souris with a lovely little bow and huge soulful eyes. Indeed, this will be one very unique and most adored little bat. Can you say: loot bag favor?
Skills: Easy  Designer : Adriana Gori
The full article about this pattern is here:
Volumetric Halloween Bat Toy
This cute little bat is not scary at all, so it is a great pattern, if you have small children around the house. It has 3″, so it will be perfect as a Halloween accent on the side table or a door wreath.
Skills: Easy  Designer : Irene Esaulova
Spooky Batty Bat Free Crochet Pattern
Is it Halloween yet? No?! Well, Boo! anyways. These scarily cute bats are a perfect way to show your “esprit de corps” this season. These easy and fun little amigurumi bats are so quick to make, you can fill up your Halloween pumpkin with them in no time. As an alternative, you could use them as party loot bag stuffers. In all, they’re great and loads of fun to both make and have. The link to the free pattern is under the photo.
Skill: upper beginner Designer: Crafty Bunny Bun
More info here.
Sir Batwington the Brave Bat
This cute little amigurumi bat aristocrat is a great example of an amigurumi decoration worthy of making all year. Not only is it a wonderful idea for a decoration for any event, it’s also a toy that’s cute and cuddly. Great for the little ones!
Designer: Sweet Softies
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So cute! Wonder if my tweenager grandkids would like one?