Crochet Halloween Spider Web Bunting Amigurumi Pattern

Have some spooky fun with this adorable Crochet Halloween Spider Web Bunting Amigurumi Pattern. Perfect for Halloween enthusiasts and yarn lovers, this pattern lets you whip up some charming spider web decorations.

Crochet Halloween Spider Web Bunting

Materials Needed:

• Thin red yarn with a bit of sparkle (described as 4 ply but quite thin)
• Crochet hook (3 mm used in video)
• PVA glue (if blocking)

Pattern Steps:

Starting Loop (Optional):

• Create a slip knot.
• Chain 15 (or longer to adjust the hanging loop size).
• Slip stitch into the first chain to create a loop.

Begin Spiderweb:

• Chain another 15 for the spacing between the hanging loop and the start of the spiderweb.
• Chain 30 for a small spiderweb. For a medium or a larger web, increase the chain by increments of 8 (e.g., 38 for medium, 46 for large, etc.).

First Round:

• Triple crochet into the sixth chain from the hook.
• Chain one, and in the same chain space, add four more triple crochets (making a total of five triple crochets into the same hole, with chain ones in between each).

Linking Chains:

• After completing the first round, chain one.
• Slip stitch into the fourth chain from the triple crochet group to start shaping the web.

Subsequent Rounds:

• Continue chaining in multiples that go up by two each round (chain 3, chain 5, chain 7, etc.), turning your work each time.
• Triple crochet into the top of previous round’s triple crochet, follow the chaining pattern, and keep expanding the web.

Final Round (with Picot):

• Chain 11 (adjust based on web size), and triple crochet into the first treble crochet from the previous round.
• For a picot: chain three, then slip stitch into the first of those three chains.
• Continue the pattern around for all sections.

Finishing:

• If adding more webs, chain a gap (for example, chain five).
• For the next spiderweb, start again with either the initial 30 chains (or adjusted number for bigger sizes).
• Keep repeating the process for each spiderweb.
• Once all webs are completed, create the final loop by chaining 15, then slip stitch into the 15th chain.

Blocking:

• If desired, block the spiderwebs by coating them with diluted PVA glue, pinning them down, and allowing them to dry.