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15 Free Halloween Quilt Patterns to Haunt Your Home This Fall

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If you want to deck out your home in spooky style this Halloween but also don’t want to spend a scary amount of money decorating, you’ve come to the right place!

We know store-bought decorations can put a fright on your wallet, so here we are with 15 FREE Halloween quilt patterns perfect for whipping up some spine-tingling, frightfully fun quilts!

Stash away those same boring old decorations back in the attic because we’re about to transform your home into a masterpiece of cozy horror that’ll leave the ghosts themselves green with envy.

Quilt Your Halloween Dreams: 15 Free Spooky Patterns!

Halloween Quilt Patterns

These aren’t your typical grandma’s stuffy quilts! In this wicked collection, we’ve unearthed chillingly cute pumpkins, playful spiderwebs, and even some mischievous black cats – all stitched into hauntingly awesome quilts that’ll frighten up (with positive vibes) your space.

No matter your skill level, whether you’re a seasoned sewing sorceress or a crafty newbie in the coven, we have a pattern to get your creative cauldron bubbling!

1. Spooky Shadows

Credits: Lila Taylor Scott | American Patchwork & Quilting Editors

Stash away scraps of gold, orange, and rusty hues all year long. Then, when Halloween creeps in, use this “Spooky Shadows” Pattern to turn them into a stunning and cozy Log Cabin throw – a quilt that whispers of mystery and magic.

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

2. Pumpkin Patch (Table Runner)

Credits: Amy Fairbanks | Diary of a Quilter

Short on time? This quick and easy “Pumpkin Patch” table runner is the perfect way to bring some gourd-geous fall flair to your home, no matter the occasion.

Quilt this adorable patchwork design using leftover fabric scraps, and you’ll have a festive centerpiece that goes from Halloween right through Thanksgiving!

Check out Amy’s blog below for the free pattern and tutorial – it’s a win-win for any autumn gathering!

GET THIS TABLE RUNNER QUILT PATTERN HERE

3. Quilted Skull (Pillow)

Credits: Modern Handcraft Quilts

Wanna add some skull-stopping style to your Halloween décor without a scary time commitment? This free pattern for a quilted skull pillow is the ideal last-minute project that won’t haunt you all season long.

It’s a breeze to piece together using basic half-square triangles, then you get to unleash your inner artist by applying fun appliqué details with your sewing machine.

Make it spooky or silly, it’s all up to you!

GET THIS QUILTED PILLOW PATTERN HERE

4. Mystery Bats and Boos

Credits: The Jolly Jabber

Bats flying, boos ringing – sounds like classic Halloween spirit, right?

In 2021, Fat Quarter Shop launched this exclusive “Mystery Bats and Boos” quilt sew-along. Each week, they unveiled a new piece of the pattern, keeping the final design a secret!

Well, now it isn’t really a secret anymore, but you better dive into their blog (The Jolly Jabber) to find all the pieces and video tutorials to stitch along with – perfect for those who love a Halloween surprise!

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

5. Ghost (Quilt Block)

Credits: Center Street Quilts

Aww, how cute is this little ghost block?

Don’t let the pieces fool you, this little ghost is easier to make than he looks! In fact, Center Street Quilts has a super easy tutorial to bring this spooky-cute silhouette to life!

And boo-lieve it or not, the free pattern with pictures is waiting for you below – so grab your fabric and get stitching! It’s perfect for a whimsical Halloween quilt or decorations.

GET THIS QUILT BLOCK PATTERN HERE

6. Eyeballs (Quilt Block)

Credits: Berene Campbell | Happy Sew Lucky

Feeling eyeball-y creative this Halloween? We’ve got the perfect quilt block for you!

Imagine a whole bunch of eyes peeking out from your quilt – some big and grumpy, some shy and squinty – all ready to spook (or maybe amuse) your guests!

This easy-to-follow tutorial by Berene Campbell gives you the basic pattern and some steps, but the real fun comes in making your eyeballs all different and unique.

Scatter these peepers across a quilt and put it up your window to freak the trick-or-treaters out!

GET THIS QUILT BLOCK PATTERN HERE

7. Boo To You

Credits: Fort Worth Fabric Studio

This quick and simple design uses classic black and orange fabrics popping against a crisp white background for a spectacular Halloween look.

Imagine squares, triangles, and pumpkin blocks of fun prints swirling around a mesmerizing pinwheel and star in the center.

It’s perfect for quilters of all levels, and best of all, it’ll add a boo-tiful touch to your Halloween decor without sucking up all your time!

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

8. Halloween Chevron

Credits: The Little Fabric Shop

This Halloween Chevron quilt is bursting with spooky spirit. It’s way more than a pretty face – surprisingly easy to make too!

Angie over at The Little Fabric Shop has whipped up this free pattern to add a splash of Halloween cheer to a traditional chevron quilt.

Plus, the fun chevron design can easily be switched up for Christmas with some festive red and white fabric – two quilts in one, basically!

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

9. Candy Corn Toss

Credits: Karen Montgomery of The Quilt Company | American Patchwork & Quilting

Forget the creepy crawlies and undead monsters this Halloween. Let’s celebrate with something a little sweeter!

This amazing Candy Corn Toss quilt by Karen Montgomery is bursting with classic candy corn colors – yellow, orange, and white – all stitched together in a charming pattern.

Head to the American Patchwork & Quilting website to snag the free pattern and detailed instructions. This quilt is as easy on the eyes as it is to make!

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

10. Patchwork Cat (Quilt Block)

Credits: Janet Wickell | The Spruce Crafts

If you’re a cat lover looking for a purr-fectly spooky Halloween project, this Patchwork Cat quilt by Janet Wickell of The Spruce Crafts is the cat’s meow!

This easy-to-follow pattern lets you create a charming kitty silhouette with a playful frame. Stitch up a whole bunch for a cat-tastic quilt, or make one big special kitty to add to your feline-themed Halloween decor.

It’s a quick and fun project, even for beginners. The block finishes at 12” square, but feel free to adjust the size for a bigger or smaller meow-sterpiece (keeping up with all the puns?).

Want a whole army of mischievous kitties? Try giving each kitty a unique personality – stripes, spots, or perhaps even a witch’s hat. Your feline friends (and Halloween guests) will be thrilled!

GET THIS QUILT BLOCK PATTERN HERE

11. Halloween Disappearing 9-Patch

Credits: Amanda | Jedi Craft Girl

This super cool pattern from Jedi Craft Girl is a must-make for beginners! It’s easy peasy – you sew a basic 9-patch block, then cut and rearrange it to create a totally different design!

We’re obsessed with the classic Halloween combo of black, white, and orange; they really make the quilt pop! Those are easy choices, but don’t be afraid to add some spooky purple or green too!

This pattern is so versatile, you can change the colors and layout to create a totally different look.

GET THIS HALLOWEEN QUILT PATTERN HERE

12. Spiders and Webs

Credits: Heidi Grohs | Buttons & Butterflies

This one may look super complicated, but it’s actually pretty easy to make!

You can use those leftover Halloween jelly rolls to create this webby masterpiece. Just cut the strips into triangles and watch the spooky hexagon shapes magically appear as you stitch.

At a finished size of 50” x 60”, this quilt will be perfect for snuggling up on the couch on a chilly autumn night with a good horror flick.

Heidi from Butters & Butterflies used orange, green, and purple, but why not go crazy with candy corn colors? It’s your quilt, so make it your own!

GET THIS QUILT PATTERN HERE

13. Spooky Pumpkins (Wall Quilt)

Credits: American Patchwork & Quilting

Imagine a bunch of pumpkins hanging on your wall, surrounded by all your favorite Halloween prints – it’s a great way to show off your quilting skills and get into the Halloween spirit!

This one’s a bit of a challenge with some fancy appliqué work, but don’t worry – American Patchwork & Quilting has a super helpful guide to walk you through every step.

So if you’re up for a fun and advanced project, this wall hanging is calling your name!

GET THIS WALL-HANGING QUILT PATTERN HERE

14. Haunted Halloween

Credits: Sherri | A Quilting Life

Fat Quarter Shop’s 2023 mystery quilt-along, “Haunted Halloween,” is perfect if you’re looking for a spooky sewing project.

This cute little quilt, with its ominous cat, bat, castle, and stars, is perfect for hanging on the wall or using as a table topper. Plus, you get to discover the design piece by piece.

Don’t worry, you’re not alone in this spooky adventure. Fat Quarter Shop has all the free patterns and even video tutorials to guide you step-by-step!

GET THESE QUILT-ALONG HALLOWEEN PATTERNS HERE

15. Halloween Rag Quilt

Credits: Caroline Fairbanks-Critchfield | SewCanShe

Imagine snuggling up with a super soft, Halloween-themed blanket. That’s exactly what you get with this rag quilt! It’s made with the cutest Halloween prints and a super soft fleece backing.

Instead of using boring old batting, it’s got a layer of flannel inside. This means no quilting is needed – just lots of time saved! Plus, the flannel gets all frayed and fuzzy, making it super soft and comfy over time and giving it that perfect rag quilt look without all the extra work.

It’s thick and toasty, but not too heavy – like a big, warm Halloween hug!

FIND THIS HALLOWEEN RAG QUILT TUTORIAL HERE

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Quilt or Treat!

Boo-yah! You’ve made it to the end of our spooky quilt pattern roundup! We hope you’re feeling inspired to stitch up some Halloween magic of your own.

From ghosts to pumpkins to spiderwebs and even candy corn, there’s something here for every witch and warlock. All these patterns are free (like a bag of candy) and cater to varying skill levels, so there’s no excuse not to give them a try!

Now, should you make a Halloween quilt or not? Totally up to you! Some folks love decking out their homes for the spookiest season, while others prefer to keep things classy. If you’re looking for a fun way to use up your fabric stash, then absolutely go for it.

No matter what you choose, we’d love to see what you make! Share your finished quilts on social media and leave a link below. Make this Halloween extra special with your handmade masterpieces!

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