I've done several Halloween posts over the last two weeks (which you can view
here), and for actual day of Halloween post I've done a post of accessories that will help you have the perfect Halloween — if not this year, then next year.
These will probably be the only spiders you'll ever want creeping up your legs. This is the
Itsy Bitsy Spider And A Big One design, by Lotta Groeger. This pattern is available for €3.00(EUR).
Some haunting gloves. These are the
Hattifattener Mittens, by Soile Peltokangas. This pattern is a free download.
These gloves will cast a spell on you, or even better, on someone else. These are the
Bewitching Halloween Gloves, by Nanette Blanchard. This pattern is available for $5.99(USD).
Love the clever concept employed here, of snowflakes turning into skulls, or
vice versa. These are the
Snowball's Chance in Hell gauntlets, by Renée Rigdon and Zabet Stewart. This pattern is available for free.
These are the
Batsy Mittens, by Ziina. This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download.
The dance of the shades that you can wear with shades. The
Round Dance design, by Thomas Pototschnig. This pattern is available for free.
The
Cat Mittens design, by Jorid Linvik. This pattern is available for $6.50(USD).
The
Wa na na na na na na na Bat Shawl design, by Emilee Mooney. This pattern is available for free.
I love how this design has used the skin tone showing through the openings to become the ghosts' mouths. This the
Boo! Toe-Up Socks design, by Emily B. Miller. This pattern is available for free.
This pattern is for the more daring Halloween trick or treater. The
Spiderweb Brassiere, by Brittany Wilson. This pattern is available for free.
A scarf that contains both spider and web. The
October is for Spinners scarf, by Sharon Emery. This pattern is available for free.
For your cranium, the
Cranio design, by Chloe Sparkle. This pattern is available for $4.50(USD).
The
Frankensocks design, by Star Athena. This is
Knitty pattern, and so is available for free.
The
Witch Cats Hat, by Christine de Savoie. This pattern is available for free.
These socks were inspired by the folk art skeleton theme known as a
calaca that is associated with the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead. The
Las Calacas Danzantes Socks design is by Erssie Major and is available for free.
Maybe in this hat you can convince the zombies you're one of them. It's not like they're too swift, after all. The
Awesome Zombie Hat design, by Jane Gracier. This pattern is available for free.
This is
illusion knitting and the skulls seen here will disappear and reappear depending on which angle from which you view the scarf. This is the
Mark's Skull Illusion Scarf design, by Cathy Munoz. This pattern is available for free.
The
Toxic Socks design, by Camille Chang, is available for download for $1.99(USD).
The
Scarrrrrf design, by Sharon Mooney, is available for $5.50(USD).
For Poe fans, the
Nevermore socks, by yellowcosmo. This pattern is available for free.
What's Halloween without the sighte of a bare and looming tree against the night sky? The
Bile Tree Double Knitting reversible bag, by Alexandra Wiedmayer. This pattern is available for $5.50(USD).
The
Shelob's Lair design, by KYMaggie. This pattern is available for $2.50(USD).