Crochet Halloween Ghost Garland

Add a touch of handmade charm to your seasonal decor with this adorable Halloween ghost garland! Hang it over a doorway, frame a window, or drape it across your mantel for a spooky season vibe.

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For this crochet Halloween ghost garland, I used my previously designed pattern for the ghost applique. You can find the link to the pattern in the Pattern I used section below.

You might also enjoy my other crochet Halloween garlands: bat garland, spider garland, witch gnome garland, black cat square garland, and Halloween bunting.

In addition, check out these seasonal garland ideas: crochet Christmas gnome garland, crochet angel garland, crochet gingerbread gnome garland, crochet Valentine’s Day garland, and crochet Easter bunny garland.

All my crochet garland ideas can be found on this website in the post crochet garland collection and under the tag Garland.

For more crochet ideas for Halloween, you can explore the Halloween free crochet pattern collection, Halloween crochet patterns on Etsy, and look under the tag Halloween.

I hope you enjoy making this crochet Halloween ghost garland and feel inspired to make your own!

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Materials I used:

• Medium weight #4 yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn)
• Crochet hook 4.5 mm
• Yarn needle
• Craft buttons (I used the following buttons – bats, spiders)
• Craft cutter to remove the shanks
• Sewing needle
• Matching sewing threads
• Hot glue gun
• Googly eyes

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Finished size:

My garland is about 55” long.  You can adjust the length by changing the number of pieces you use.

Directions:

1. Make the ghosts.

 For my garland, I crocheted 7 ghosts: 3 without arms and 4 with arms.

2. Crochet a chain. The length of the chain depends on how long you want your garland to be.  My chain is about 55” long.

Make sure to leave about 5-7”on each end for tying the garland. Then arrange the ghosts.

3. Assembly.

Using a sewing needle and matching thread, carefully sew the ghosts onto the string.

Now your crochet Halloween ghost garland is complete!