Halloween Felt Crafts: 59 Projects and 21 FREE Patterns
Looking for Halloween felt crafts? This post has it all! Including 21 free felt Halloween patterns.
Are you a beginner sewist or on a budget? Do you still want to have amazing decorations and costumes for Halloween without breaking the bank?
Then felt Halloween crafts are the solution! They’re easy to sew and not expensive.
You don’t even have to sew them together if you don’t want! (you can glue them).
But if you do want to learn to sew, then felt is a fantastic option (for adults and kids). It’s easy to sew and you’ll get cute results!
I still remember the Halloween costumes and decorations my mom hand-sewed for me and my own homemade hippy costume I put together when I was 14 (I wish I had photos!).
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Halloween Felt Decoration Ideas
1. Minimalist Halloween Felt Wreath
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
Making felt decorations for Halloween doesn’t get any easier than this wreath.
All you have to do is cut the felt fabric into strips and tie them to a wire hanger. Super easy, right?
Watch the tutorial here:
2. DIY Halloween Felt Garland With Candy Corn
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
Give your home a cute Halloween makeover with this classic candy corn Halloween felt shape!
For some extra detail, add some black and orange felt balls to make a Halloween felt ball garland.
Watch the tutorial here:
3. Spooky Eyeball Felt Wreath
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
To make this foam felt craft, just glue plastic eyeballs to strips of felt, roll them into flowers, and stick them onto a craft foam ring. The end result is equal parts pretty and eerie.
Watch the tutorial here:
4. Autumn Halloween Leaf Crafts With Pinecones
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
Give your home a dreamy forest feel with this Halloween fall craft. Grab some felt fabric in pretty fall shades and turn them into a cozy autumn garland with leaves and pinecones.
Watch the tutorial here:
5. Upside Down Bats Hanging Decor
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
For fun felt crafts to hang up around the house, make these felt bats with tiny sunnies and fangs! Sketch your own bat or use this similar pattern. Add neon felt to the back of the design for a little extra pop!
Watch the tutorial here:
6. Silly Green Monster Decor
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
I love how pinata-like this monster looks. It’s perfect for Halloween party decor! It’s quick to make too.
Grab the free template, cut your pattern pieces, and glue them to craft foam. Done!
Watch the tutorial here:
7. Creepy Eyeball Flower Decor
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
For a subtle Halloween decor idea, I like to add a stem or two of these eyeball poppies to floral arrangements. To make the same poppy flower petals in the tutorial, use this paid template.
Watch the tutorial here:
8. Cute Ghost Cones
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
This Halloween decor involves a bit of painting so set aside extra time to make this project.
To make these ghost cones, glue felt fabric to foam cones. Add craft foam legs so you can set these little guys on tables and other surfaces.
Watch the tutorial here:
9. “Boo!” Halloween Felt Bunting
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
If you’re looking for handmade felt crafts with classic Halloween details, try this cute bunting. This free pattern comes with plush ghosts, candy corn, and “Boo!” lettering.
Watch the tutorial here:
10. Classic Pumpkin Garland
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Sometimes all you need is just a string of stuffed pumpkins for Halloween. To make this, search for a free pumpkin pattern online or use this cute pumpkin design I found on Etsy.
Watch the tutorial here:
11. Dancing Skeleton Hanging Decor
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
This fun Halloween decor is worth the extra effort. Use this pattern to get all your skeleton parts ready.
Sew each skeleton part and add stuffing to give them body (pardon the pun). Sew all the skeleton parts loosely together and watch it dance!
Watch the tutorial here:
12. Poison Apple Ornament Set
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
These offbeat Halloween ornaments are super cute to hang up around the house!
Sketch your own patterns based on the video tutorial below or use these similar patterns:
Watch the tutorial here:
13. Halloween House Felt Ornaments
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Get inspired with these quirky Halloween house ornaments!
It’s fun to doodle your own version of these houses. If you prefer a base pattern to work with, start with this Halloween house pattern and add your own details.
Watch the tutorial here:
14. Spirited Away’s No Face Ornament
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
If you love this iconic Studio Ghibli character, this is your sign to make these cute No Face ornaments! Add these to your spooky garlands or gift them to fellow Spirited Away fans.
Watch the tutorial here:
15. Halloween Coasters
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
You know what’s better than that first sip of pumpkin spice latte in the fall? Sipping that PSL then putting it down on these homemade Halloween coasters!
Draw your own design or use this coasters pattern as a guide.
Watch the tutorial here:
Halloween Felt Crafts For Kids’ Activities
Take a look at these fun holiday felt crafts you can make for Halloween kids’ activities. From a classic 5 Little Pumpkins felt board to scary monster finger puppets, get inspired with these fun ideas!
16. 5 Little Pumpkins Halloween Felt Board
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
This classic Halloween rhyme is such a fun counting activity for toddlers.
You just need basic shapes to make the pumpkins, gate, and witch. I love that you can repurpose the pieces for other Halloween felt stories too!
Watch the tutorial here:
17. Felt Halloween Finger Puppets (Mummy, Ghost & More!)
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Little ones will love these Halloween finger puppets! They also work great for DIY Halloween activities like soft books and felt boards.
Use this similar pattern for this project.
Watch the tutorial here:
18. Monster Halloween Felt Finger Puppets
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Make these fun monster finger puppets for Halloween storytime!
Tip: To make sure they fit you comfortably, trace along your finger on paper. Use this as a guide to draw those crooked monster finger shapes.
Watch the tutorial here:
19. Monsters Inc.’s Sulley Felt Finger Puppet
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Recreate this beloved Pixar story with a cute Sulley finger puppet!
Use pinking shears to add a zig-zag detail to the edges. Get started on this project with a free pattern.
Watch the tutorial here:
20. Cute Felt Pumpkin Craft Pretend Food
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Halloween’s the perfect time to add this classic fall felt craft to your little ones’ pretend food collection.
The stuffed pumpkins are super cute and they’re much easier to make than they look!
Watch the tutorial here:
21. Felt Halloween Candy Pretend Food
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Check out this tutorial to make soft felt versions of wrapped candies, a mini chocolate bar, licorice, and a pinwheel lollipop.
They’re great for pretend play and as decor around the house. Get this cute candy pattern on Etsy.
Watch the tutorial here:
22. Felt Pumpkin Pie Pretend Food
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Celebrate pumpkin season with this adorable pretend pie!
You can go no-sew but I recommend stitching this together. It’ll look neater for the 3D triangle shape and will also hold up better in the long run.
Here’s a similar pattern you can use to get started.
Watch the tutorial here:
23. Felt Pumpkin Spice Latte Pretend Food
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
This cute PSL plushie is really fun to make.
Baby baristas will have a blast pretending to whip up Mama’s favorite fall drink too!
I like this pattern for all the pretty details like the cinnamon sticks, whipped cream, and syrup drizzle.
Watch the tutorial here:
24. Halloween Cat Craft For Quiet Book
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Make this cute black cat with velcro eyes and moving paws for a Halloween-themed soft book.
You can hand-stitch this project but if you want to speed things up, use a sewing machine just like in the tutorial.
Watch the tutorial here:
Plush Toy Halloween Crafts
Love making felt plushies? Me too! I’ve compiled the best cute felt crafts you can make this Halloween:
25. Franken-Owl Felt Crafts Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
How fun is this design? If your kids love quirky homemade toys, make this unique plushie for their toy collection.
Use the tutorial as a guide to sketch your very own franken-owl.
Watch the tutorial here:
26. Felt Ghost Crafts And Candy Corn Plushies
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
You can’t go wrong with these classic designs!
This tutorial uses a Cricut Maker to cut the pattern pieces but it’s not totally necessary. You can also use fabric scissors.
Download this free pattern to make these plushies.
Watch the tutorial here:
27. Pumpkin Face Plushies
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
These fun pumpkin faces are perfect for your kids’ room during Halloween!
They’ll enjoy switching around the interchangeable face details to make up different expressions.
Watch the tutorial here:
28. Friendly Witch Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Planning to make witch dolls?
I love the kid-friendly smiley witch you can make in this tutorial. If you’re looking for a pattern with a similar style, try this cute witch template.
Watch the tutorial here:
29. Cute Spider Plushies
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
These doe-eyed spiders are great for Halloween but I also love that you could use them all year round if you wanted to.
Use them for storytime and to make classic rhymes like Itsy Bitsy Spider extra fun.
Make these plushies with this similar spider pattern.
Watch the tutorial here:
30. Creepy Sally Doll Plushies
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Let’s make stuffed Sally dolls from A Nightmare Before Christmas for Halloween!
You could sketch this pattern yourself as it uses simple shapes but if you prefer a ready-made template, use this Sally doll pattern.
Watch the tutorial here:
31. Monsters Inc.’s Mike Wazowski Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Little ones will be squealing “Mike Wazowski!” just like Boo when you make this Disney plushie.
This one-eyed monster uses basic shapes so it’s pretty easy to draw this pattern yourself.
Watch the tutorial here:
32. Adorable Jack Skellington Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
‘Tis the season for The Nightmare Before Christmas, which basically means making this Jack Skellington plushie while listening to “This is Halloween” on repeat.
Here’s a Jack Skellington pattern I love!
Watch the tutorial here:
33. Cute Button-Eye Zombie Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
What I like about making quirky zombie designs like these is that you can pretty much design them however you want. Add a button eye for a cute 3D detail!
Watch the tutorial here:
34. Zombie Hello Kitty Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
To turn this cutie into a zombie for Halloween, start with abasic Hello Kitty outline. Then, add zombie details like scars and gashes.
Use green felt to really bring out the zombie feel of this plushie.
Watch the tutorial here:
35. Cute Coraline Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
If your kids are a fan of this nightmare-ish movie (or the book it’s based on), surprise them with this Coraline doll for Halloween!
Use this Coraline pattern to make a super-cute version.
Watch the tutorial here:
36. Hotel Transylvania’s Blobby Plushie
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
To make this jiggly blob monster, sketch layers of basic shapes to form the jelly-like body, sew them together, and add stuffing. Finish off with some googly eyes!
Watch the tutorial here:
37. Sugar Skull Plushies (Calaveras De Azucar)
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Would you like to teach your kids about El Día de Los Muertos (the day of the dead), the Mexican celebration that takes place around the same time as Halloween? (between the 31st of October and the 6th of November, depending on the location).
Then making felt sugar skull dolls (Calaveras de Azucar) could be a great way to teach them that although Halloween and El Dia De Los Muertos happen around the same time, they are not the same thing :).
I like this sugar skull pattern – there are a few designs you can choose from.
IMPORTANT: If you decide to create sugar skull plushies, make sure you teach your kids to appreciate this tradition and not appropriate it.
Watch the tutorial here:
38. Silly Monster Plushies
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
This is one of those easy felt crafts where you can doodle your own silly monsters.
These are fun for playtime. Bonus: They’re cute Halloween decor for the nursery too!
Watch the tutorial here:
Halloween Felt Craft Ideas For Costumes
How can you use felt to make Halloween costume accessories? I’ll share with you how you can make masks, hats, and more!
39. Halloween Felt Bat Bow
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
I love how classy this felt bat looks!
It uses a simple bat pattern that you just have to glue together. Add this versatile design to a bow band, headband, shoes, and pretty much any other part of your Halloween costume.
Watch the tutorial here:
40. Felt Superhero Capes
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
This Halloween crafting project comes together quickly with felt fabric, glue, and velcro.
They’re great for kids’ superhero costumes and as props for a Halloween party photo booth.
Watch the tutorial here:
41. Felt Witch Mask
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
If you’re looking for a simple yet standout Halloween accessory, you’ll love the fun bright colors that make up this classic witch mask.
I think it works great as a photo booth prop too!
Watch the tutorial here:
42. Felt Frankenstein Mask
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
Follow along with this step-by-step tutorial to make a cool 3D Frankie mask!
I think the combination of felt and cardboard in this design is super clever. It really makes the mask pop!
Watch the tutorial here:
43. Felt Owl Wings
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
The feathers of these pretty owl wings are easy to make but it takes some time to glue them together.
Well, I always say crafting can be therapeutic and this is one of those designs!
Watch the tutorial here:
44. Felt Peacock Feathers
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
If your kids need an easy last-minute costume, how about this cute peacock outfit? The wearable peacock tail is quick and easy to make – you can have it ready in under 30 minutes.
Watch the tutorial here:
45. Felt Flower Crown
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
If you’re looking for Halloween felt crafts with a forest fairy vibe, you’ll love this one!
Mix and match a few types of felt flowers and glue them to a circle-shaped wire.
Tip: Make sure you cover the wire edges well to keep them safe for kids.
Watch the tutorial here:
46. Halloween Witch Hat Crafts
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Knowing how to sew abasic witch hat will be super handy for Halloween! This design comes together pretty quickly so it’s a great last-minute idea for costumes too.
Watch the tutorial here:
47. Unicorn Horn Headband
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Add the finishing touch to a unicorn Halloween costume with this pretty headband.
Trace this free unicorn horn printable onto the felt, give it a little snip, add stuffing, and sew it up.
Add some felt flowers to the headband for a dainty look!
Watch the tutorial here:
48. Felt Woodland Animal Masks
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
This set of fox, raccoon, and deer masks is perfect for Halloween costumes based on these woodland creatures.
I love how cute yet sophisticated they look!
Watch the tutorial here:
49. Pink Princess Felt Crown
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Here’s how to make a pretty pink crown for a young princess. I highly suggest sticking to a pastel shade like in this tutorial. It brings such a soft girliness to this simple design.
Watch the tutorial here:
50. Felt Cat In The Hat Costume
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Make a whimsical hat and ribbon set based on this classic Dr. Seuss character!
To make the ribbon, use this free pattern. For the hat, cut basic rectangles and circles out of felt to use as the pattern pieces. The result is too cute!
Watch the tutorial here:
51. Felt Pirate Hat
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
Pirates are a great last-minute costume idea too.
You may already have a stripey shirt somewhere in your closet, and you can complete the look with this cool-looking felt hat. I love that the tutorial shows you exactly how to draw the hat outline and the skull detail.
Watch the tutorial here:
Cute Halloween Felt Treat Bags
Okay, we’ve covered decor, activities, toys, and cosftumes. Now let’s talk sweets!
Here are my favorite Halloween treat crafts that you can use as party favors or trick-or-treat bags.
52. Halloween Felt Mice Candy Holders
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
Have fun handing out Halloween treats this year with these cute Halloween felt mouse candy holders!
You can make a whole bunch of them to give out as party favors too.
Watch the tutorial here:
53. Jack O’Lantern Halloween Felt Bags
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
You can make this easy trick-or-treat bag in under 10 minutes!
Just glue the sides of the fabric to form the bag, add the handles, and add your own touch with some Jack O’Lantern felt details.
Watch the tutorial here:
54. Kooky Witch Treat Bags
Difficulty: Easy-peasy (no-sew)
In just a few simple steps, you’ll end up with a kitschy witchy bag that’s perfect for your kids’ Halloween candy stash.
This works as a no-sew project but you can sew the felt pieces together for extra support.
Watch the tutorial here:
55. Felt Bat Craft Candy Holders
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
These felt bat candy holders make the cutest party favors!
The little handles make them perfect for hanging decor around the house too. Use this free pattern to make these cuties.
Watch the tutorial here:
56. Jack O’ Lantern Goodie Bags
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
If you’re looking for something quick and easy to make for your Halloween party, try these palm-sized goodie bags. They’re the perfect size to fit about 3 to 4 candy bars.
Watch the tutorial here:
57. Monsterrific Trick-Or-Treat Bags
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
For a pop of color this Halloween, make this purple-and-lime monster bag!
For the face details, you can either sew them onto the bag or use an iron-on adhesive to attach them to the fabric.
Watch the tutorial here:
58. Drawstring Candy Pouch With Bats
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
To make this drawstring bag, use this free template to cut your felt and punch holes around the edges. Thread some yarn through the holes and finish off the pouch with some cute felt bats!
Watch the tutorial here:
59. Pumpkin Drawstring Candy Pouch
Difficulty: Requires basic stitching skills
If you prefer a classic pumpkin drawstring pouch, try this design.
To spruce up this simple project a little, add some felt leaf details to the yarn. Kids will love these for their trick-or-treat rounds around the neighborhood!
Watch the tutorial here:
Free Halloween Felt Patterns
- Halloween house
- Halloween bunting (boo, ghost and corn candy)
- Sulley finger puppets
- Cat in the hat bow
- Batty treat bag
- Candy corn and ghost softies
- Halloween pencil topper (tutorial)
- Sugar skull (tutorial)
- Halloween softies (tutorial)
- Halloween finger puppets (tutorial)
- Cat and pumpkin treat bag or wall hanging (tutorial)
- Cute pumpkin brooch (tutorial)
- Halloween garland – candy corn, ghost, pumpkin (tutorial)
- Halloween ornaments – cat, pumpkin, Frankenstein
- Halloween ornaments – spider, ghost, witch (tutorial)
- More Halloween ornaments – skull, haunted house, candy corn, bat (tutorial)
- Even more Halloween ornaments – happy ghost, bat, pumpkin (tutorial)
- Halloween masks – Frankenstein, pumpkin, mummy, cat (tutorial)
- Ghost banner (tutorial)
- Jack Skellington (tutorial)
- Jack O’ Lantern pumpkin ornament (tutorial)
Paid Halloween Felt Patterns
- Halloween bat plushie
- Pumpkin
- Felt Skeleton
- Poisoned apple
- Poison bottle
- Zombie girl
- Haunted house
- Halloween coasters
- Halloween finger puppets
- Bat bowtie
- Sugar skulls
- Coraline
- Jack Skellington
- Spider ornament, garland, baby mobile
- Witch with accessories (pumpkin, cat, poison)
- Pumpkin spice latte plushie
- Pumpkin pie slice
Where Else Can I Find Halloween Felt Patterns?
You’ll find plenty of Halloween felt patterns for free with a good ol’ Google search. If you can’t find the design you’re looking for, I recommend buying digital downloads on Etsy.
They usually have beautiful and diverse designs, and they don’t cost too much either.
What You Need To Make Your Halloween Felt Projects
These are the basic items you’ll need for most of these Halloween projects:
- Felt fabric (your choice of 100% wool felt, craft felt, or a blend)
- Fabric pen
- Fabric scissors
- Embroidery needles
- Embroidery thread
- Sewing pins
How To Choose The Right Felt For Your Project
Are you trying to decide which type of felt to use?
Your options are:
- 100% wool felt
- wool blend felt
- synthetic craft felt
Use 100% wool felt if you want the best quality material for your Halloween felt craft project.
It will last longer, it’s softer than synthetic craft felt and is great for making heirlooms and decorations if you want to reuse them every Halloween.
Go with craft felt if you’re a new sewist or looking for a budget-friendly material for your Halloween projects.
Craft felt also comes in a wider range of (brighter) colors than wool felt, so this is the perfect option if you have a specific color you want to use.
If you are looking for a wider variety of colors AND a better quality felt that won’t break the bank, then choose a wool blend felt.
Halloween Fun Crafts: Safety Tips
A lot of these Halloween felt crafts are simple enough to make with kids.
You could also use some of these projects to introduce little ones to sewing basics.
Practice these safety tips when crafting with children:
- Start with plastic needles. These keep their fingers prick-free while still allowing them to sew through felt fabric.
- Pre-cut the Halloween felt cutouts. You’ll need sharp fabric scissors to cut felt fabric, so it’s best to help toddlers out by cutting the pattern pieces for them. For older kids, make sure they’re supervised when doing any cutting.
- Use tacky glue or fabric glue. These are the more kid-friendly glue options for no-sew projects. Hot glue, super glue, and spray glue are not suitable for kids.
FAQs
Can You Glue Halloween Crafts Instead Of Sewing?
Yes, you can glue Halloween crafts instead of sewing. If you’re sticking felt to felt, you can use fabric glue or tacky glue. For projects where you need to stick fabric to other materials like plastic or cardboard, use a hot glue gun or super glue.
Can You Use Felt To Make Full Halloween Costumes?
Felt is not a good material for making full Halloween costumes. It doesn’t drape well and feels really uncomfortable if you’re covered head to toe in it. Stick to smaller accessories like hats and masks.
Wrap-Up
All set to make your favorite Halloween felt crafts? I hope you found something you like in this list!
Let me know in the comments below if I missed anything or tell me what you’re making! Tag me in your Instagram posts if you’d like to with the hashtag #sewistslab.
Happy crafting!
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