Halloween is approaching, and I'm planning on doing several Halloween-related posts over the next eight days, beginning with this one, in which I offer a selection of thirteen Halloween toys.
The toy above is the Topsy Turvy Werewolf, designed by Annie Watts. As the title suggests and the picture illustrates, the toy can be turned inside out to become either a man or a werewolf. The pattern is available as a $6.00(USD) download.
This is the Halloween Devil Doll, designed by Tatyana Korobkova, and isn't it the cutest little devil you ever saw? The pattern is available as a $5(USD) download.
These are the Voodoo You Love Me dolls, designed by Susan Claudino. The pattern is available as a $5(USD) download.
Here's a Halloween Ghost Girl pattern, designed by Eteri Khodonashvili. The pattern is available as a $3.50(USD) download.
I've never really gotten the love some people have for vampires or zombies, but there is one fantasy archetype that has already fascinated me, and that's the witch. It took considerable self-restraint for me to only include four witch doll patterns in this post because I found so many cute ones on Ravelry. This is the first of the four, and it was designed by Tatyana Korobkova. The pattern is available as a $9(USD) download, and the black cat pattern and pumpkin patterns are included.
Who says witches have to be unattractive? This adorable little doll is the Halloween Witch with Magic Broom, designed by Loly Fuertes. The pattern is available as a $4.50(USD) download.
Love this medieval witch. Witchypoo was designed by Ravelry user Phoeny, and the pattern is available as a $4.50(USD) download.
This is The Wicked Pudge of the West, designed by Megan Schmidt, and the pattern is available as a $6.50(CAD) download.
Tombie the Zombie, designed by Phoeny, comes apart. The pattern is available as a $4.50(USD) download.
Don't let the From the Brain Slug Planet, designed by Steph Michaud, too close to your brain. This is a free pattern.
For the Monty Python Holy Grail fans out there (and don't we all qualify?) here's the Run Away! aka the Killer Rabbit pattern, designed by Ravelry user Knitting Magic Girl. It's a free pattern.
The Felted Woolly Owl design, by Marie Mayhew, is available as a $10.95(USD) download.
Love this chubby little gargoyle. The My Little Gargoyle pattern, designed by Phoeny, is available as a $4(USD) download.
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