$27 until 31 October. The collection returns to $39 in November.
Hallowmori
The Halloween Collection
Jack, Sally, the Sack Man, a reaper, a voodoo poppet, six pumpkins, three ghosts and a black cat — written out properly, round by round, with the stitch count at the end of every one.
4.9 from 13 reviewsInstant download · PDF · Yours to keep and reprint forever
Halloween is
away. Eleven of these finish in a weekend — there is still time.
Five patterns in and it has paid for itself. The other twenty are the rest of October.
What's inside
Skill, hook time and page count on every pattern — so you know what you are starting before you start it.
See what's inside
You are buying writing, not photographs — so here are real pages from the collection, unretouched. This is exactly what opens when you download it.
Hook size, every yarn and colour, the notions, and a full abbreviations key — before a single round. Nothing to work out on the fly.
Every round numbered, every one ending in a count you can check against. When your total matches, you know you are still right.
Closing the head, joining the legs, setting the eyes — the places a written line is not enough get photographed in daylight, close enough to count the stitches.
Pages shown from Pumpkin Hares, The Sorting Cap and Sackcloth Sam. Layouts vary a little between patterns.
Included with the collection
The hook, yarn and safety-eye size for all twenty-five, set out together, plus a single shopping list you can take to the shop. Where a pattern leaves the hook to you, it says so rather than inventing a number.
The eleven pieces that finish in a weekend, ordered easiest first, with the one to start with named. The collection stops being twenty-five commitments and becomes a menu.
Plain English: you may sell what you make from these patterns. No cap, no royalty, no application. Sell the finished piece, never the pattern.
Yes, if
No, if
The guarantee
Thirty days, and you keep the files either way.
You risk more than $27 here. You risk an evening, and then another one. That is the part worth protecting, so the guarantee is written around it: make a piece, and if it does not come out the way the photograph says it should, email me. There is nothing to send back and nothing to prove. You keep the files.
From the people who made them
Reviews and photographs from buyers, in their own words and their own light. Nothing here has been tidied up.
You need a magic ring, single crochet, increase and decrease, and enough patience to sew a limb on straight. Eleven of the twenty-five are marked Easy and are a good first amigurumi. Two are marked Advanced — the Stitched Pair and the Horned One — and both involve a lot of assembly. Each pattern is labelled, so nothing surprises you.
US terms throughout. A conversion table for UK terms is included at the front of the collection, so you can work from either.
Immediately. You are sent a download link the moment the payment clears — one download holding twenty-eight PDFs — the twenty-five patterns in one folder, and the yarn list, the Weekend Eleven guide and the licence in a second folder called Start here. Nothing ships, nothing is posted, and there is nothing to wait for.
Yes. The licence is included and it is written in plain English: sell the finished pieces at fairs, in a shop or online, with no cap on how many and no royalty. The one thing you may not do is resell or give away the pattern files themselves.
Yes, and they are set up for it — instructions print on a pale ground, never a dark one, so you are not burning a cartridge to read a pattern beside your yarn.
Email me and I will refund you in full for thirty days, and you keep the files. If it is a single round that has gone wrong, write to me first — I would rather fix the pattern than take your money back.
Twenty-five patterns, 251 pages, 1,158 photographs. One download, yours to keep.
Instant download · 30-day guarantee · Sell what you make