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Calling all the Halloween lovers out! These Unique Mummy Free Crochet Patterns are all you need. Check them out now!
Get wrapped up in spooky-season fun with these free mummy patterns. The perfect Halloween costume for kids and adults alike. Scroll till the last to find the most quirky one!
Unique Mummy Free Crochet Patterns
1. Crocheted Mummy Cat
If you thought only humans could turn into mummies, you need to take a look at Mariska Vos-Bolman’s pattern. She has wrapped Kiki, the handmade purple cat, in a white bandage using sport weight yarn and a 2.5 mm crochet hook. You can also make her a pumpkin friend as a companion!
2. Halloween Bag
Trick-or-treating is no fun if you send your kids with bleak and boring candy bags. Here is a solution for you to try instead. Cheryl Bennett created this mummy bag that will instantly make your kids much more enthusiastic about celebrating the festival.
3. Mummy Topper Pattern
Hosting a Halloween party and need some fun decorations to top it all off? Chelsea has just the thing for you! Try this paper towel holder topper pattern designed to look like a mummy head. It is practical and on theme at the same time.
4. Mummy Phone Case
Your phones deserve a cute yet ghostly decorative update, too, right? Which is why you should make this mummy-shaped phone case from Patrones Valhalla. The pattern also has a button attached to the top to keep your device safe and secured inside.
5. Mummy Double Wrap
The finished measurement of this mummy ball pattern is approximately 5.5 x 5.5 cm. You can turn it into a keychain, bag charm, ornament, or just a simple toy. Go through Suzy Dias’ tutorial to learn how.
6. Messy Bun Beanie
This one’s for all the girlies! If your long hair is the only thing stopping you from wearing a costume, then this messy bun beanie will be your one true savior. Mersadie Sheppard will teach you how you can make it in different sizes to match with your loved ones, too. Isn’t that fun?
7. Mummy Applique Pattern
Did you know that with ch, sl st, sc, and dc stitches only, you can finish making this mummy applique, and that too in a very short time? Decorate all your special Halloween projects with this little applique to make them even better. Dani West will help you every step of the way.
8. Mummy Plushy Toy
Create this 4” tall plushy mummy toy pattern with any worsted weight yarn and a 4 mm crochet hook. Add stuffing and colorful safety eyes to complete the look. Eve Arby’s pattern is fast, easy, and beginner-friendly, so everyone can give it a try.
9. Amigurumi Ornament
Decorate all the trees in your garden with this adorable amigurumi mummy ornament. Perfect for Halloween and really easy to work on with basic materials and easy stitches. Follow the tutorial on Lion Brand.
10. Freaky Mummy Amigurumi Doll
This little freaky mummy guy is too cute to not make. He is wrapped up in bandages but still gives off a very cheerful vibe. You can go through Stringy Ding Ding’s detailed, step-by-step tutorial for everything that you need to know.
11. Lil Monster Pumpkin
By making ch, sc, dc, sl st, and more such stitch techniques on chunky yarn with a 6 mm crochet hook, you can make this little monster pumpkin. Don’t forget to add stuffing and googly eyes, per See Love Share’s pattern, to make it look a bit more approachable.
12. Cuddly Mummy Pillow
This 16″ diameter round Pillow from Yarnspirations is super soft. The perfect cuddle buddy for both children and adults alike. You can also give it to your loved one as a fun, thoughtful gift this Halloween season.
13. Mummy Hat
Halloween means the beginning of winter. So, make a costume that will keep you protected from the chilly weather, too. Just like Crochet with Claire’s mummy hat pattern. Both written and video tutorials are provided for your convenience.
14. Spooky Toy Set
A vampire, mummy, and Frankenstein’s monster walk into your to-do list….waiting for the rest of the joke? Well, stitch these toy patterns at home by following Cara Engwerda’s tutorial, and you can make up your own ending for the joke! Have fun coming up with hilarious ones!
