Have a look at this exclusive list of crochet spider free patterns to create some fantastic little critters that double as decor pieces!
Learn how to turn balls of yarn into tiny spooky spiders using these free crochet patterns. These 3D creatures are perfect for gifting, Halloween or year-round decoration, and pretend play.
Crochet Spiders Free Patterns
1. Giant Crochet Spider
This fuzzy spider amigurumi toy will bring fun and spooky Halloween vibes to your decor! It’s worked in one piece, bottom to up, in continuous rounds with fur yarn — no sewing required. Get the pattern.
2. Crochet Spiders Climbing Walls
Climbing spiders give such a creepy vibe when seen from afar! You can crochet them with right-hand-facing continuous rounds using gauge, special, and basic stitches. See the pattern.
3. Gigantic Crocheted Tarantula
When it comes to coziness, this huge crocheted tarantula pattern takes the stage! It’s made with a blend of simple techniques, including sc, hdc, inc, and dec. If you’re tackling a big project like this for the first time, it’ll take your crafting journey to a whole new level.
4. Purple Amigurumi Spider
You may have seen many different kinds of spiders around you or on TV — impressive and a little scary, right? YES! Here’s one version of the black widow spider you can crochet in any mix of colors you like. Find the pattern.
5. DIY Stuart the Crochet Spider
If you need a quick and easy Halloween party DIY decor, this is the one! This crocheted Stuart spider is spooky and beautiful — your guests will want one for themselves, so you can share the pattern with them. Read the tutorial.
6. Sharlotte The Crochet Spider
This tutorial will walk you through how to crochet Sharlotte the spider from start to finish! Your journey begins with a magic ring, continues with sc, inc, dec, dc, ss, fastening the body, and ends with attaching the parts. Simple! Follow along.
7. Crochet Spider Plushie
Want to dive into a fun, refreshing project? Look no further! Beat your boredom by crocheting these amazing spider plushies with the YouTube tutorial in any color you want. Watch the video.
8. Amigurumi Black Widow Spider
Follow this pattern to make your Southern and Northern versions of black widow spider amigurumi! The body is 18 cm long and 10 cm wide with a 53 cm leg span. Get the pattern.
9. Crochet Brazilian Giant White Knee Tarantula
This 20–23 cm long crocheted version of the Brazilian giant white knee tarantula will surely give your guests and friends goosebumps! It’s created using mohair yarn, fiberfill, a flexible wireframe, and plastic eyes.
10. Tiny Spider Crochet Pattern
This tiny crocheted spider is the perfect addition to any Halloween decor setup! Simply place a few in a candy bowl to scare the little trick-or-treaters. Find the pattern on Ravelry.
11. Adorable Black Spider Amigurumi
Don’t get confused by the octopus-like appearance — it’s a cute spider! To craft this impressive creature, you’ll need a 1.75 mm crochet hook, yarn, safety eyes, stuffing, scissors, and a needle. Learn how.
12. Giant Dual-Toned Spider Free Crochet Pattern
This 17 x 22-inch giant spider is made using single crochet stitches and jumbo-size purple & light purple chenille yarn. Any intermediate-beginner-level crocheter can easily make this cuddly toy!
13. Crochet Pumpkin Spider
The pumpkin-looking spider is arguably the best-looking creature on this list! Unfortunately, it’s not the safest pet in the real world — but fortunately, you can crochet it on your craft table with the help of this amazing video. Watch the tutorial.
14. Halloween Spider Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Use your basic knowledge of chain and single crochet to make this spooky five-eyed spider amigurumi! Learn how to make one at home with this PDF. Download the PDF.
15. Jumping Spider Crochet Pattern
Babies love amigurumi toys, especially animal lookalikes! That’s why you can gift this jumping spider to your baby for long snuggles. The best part? You can make it from leftovers, too! Find the pattern.
16. Adorable Crochet Spider Pumpkin Free Pattern
The pumpkin-looking spider is arguably the most adorable creature on this list! Follow this visual guide to make one for yourself. Watch the video.
17. Beginner-Friendly Crocheted Spider
Watch the video tutorial to crochet this yellow-hued spider — an excellent last-minute decoration or gift idea! The best part is that any beginner-level crocheter can try this project. Follow along.
Happy hooking! Whether you’re decorating for Halloween or just love creepy-cute critters, I hope one of these spiders crawls its way onto your hook soon.
