14 Unique Mummy Free Crochet Patterns
Get ready for a spooky season filled with yarn, creativity, and a little bit of monster-inspired fun! These Unique Mummy Free Crochet Patterns are perfect for Halloween crafters who want to make something different from the usual ghosts and pumpkins.
From adorable mummy cats and plush toys to Halloween bags, hats, pillows, ornaments, and appliques, this collection has a project for almost every skill level. Pick your favorite design, grab your crochet hook, and get ready to bring these wrapped-up characters to life!
Unique Mummy Free Crochet Patterns
1. Crocheted Mummy Cat
Who says mummies have to be human? This adorable Mummy Cat turns a cute feline character into a Halloween-ready creation. Mariska Vos-Bolman’s design features Kiki, a purple crochet cat wrapped in white mummy-style bandages.
The project uses sport-weight yarn and a 2.5 mm crochet hook. You can make the character even more festive by creating a tiny pumpkin companion to go alongside her.
2. Halloween Mummy Bag
Make trick-or-treating extra exciting with a handmade Halloween Mummy Bag. Instead of sending little ones out with an ordinary candy bag, give them a spooky crochet accessory they can show off while collecting treats.
Designed by Cheryl Bennett, this mummy-themed bag combines practical use with playful Halloween style. It would also make a fun seasonal crochet gift for a child.
3. Mummy Topper Pattern
Add a little mummy magic to your Halloween party setup with this creative Mummy Topper. The design transforms a paper towel holder into a fun decorative character with a mummy-inspired head.
Created by Chelsea from The Crafter Life, this project is a clever example of how crochet can turn an everyday household item into seasonal decor. It’s both useful and wonderfully spooky.
4. Mummy Phone Case
Your phone can join the Halloween celebration, too! This Mummy Crochet Phone Case gives your device a playful spooky makeover while helping protect it from scratches.
The mummy-inspired design includes a button closure at the top, helping keep your phone securely inside. It’s a fun project for crocheters who enjoy making practical accessories with a seasonal twist.
5. Mummy Double Wrap
Small crochet projects can be just as entertaining as large ones, and this Mummy Double Wrap is a perfect example. The finished mummy measures approximately 5.5 x 5.5 cm, making it wonderfully compact.
Turn your finished piece into a keychain, bag charm, Halloween ornament, or tiny toy. Suzy Dias provides the pattern instructions so you can create this miniature wrapped character.
6. Mummy & Me Messy Bun Beanie
Mummy & Me Messy Bun Beanie pattern
Long hair doesn’t have to get in the way of your Halloween costume! This Mummy & Me Messy Bun Beanie is designed with an opening that allows you to keep your hair comfortably styled while wearing the hat.
Mersadie Sheppard’s pattern can be made in different sizes, making it a great option for creating matching mummy-themed accessories for family members. It’s a practical way to add warmth and costume flair at the same time.
7. Mummy Applique Pattern
Need a quick Halloween crochet project? Try this cute Mummy Applique. It can be worked using basic stitches, including chain, slip stitch, single crochet, and double crochet.
Once finished, attach the applique to bags, blankets, clothing, cards, hats, or other handmade Halloween projects. Dani West’s pattern is a simple way to give your seasonal crafts an extra spooky detail.
8. Mummy Plushy Toy
This little Mummy Plushy Toy is a quick project that can bring plenty of Halloween charm to your crochet collection. The finished character is approximately 4 inches tall and can be made with worsted-weight yarn and a 4 mm crochet hook.
Add stuffing and colorful safety eyes to complete the playful look. Eve Arby’s design is described as fast, easy, and beginner-friendly, making it a nice choice for crocheters who want a smaller seasonal project.
9. Amigurumi Mummy Ornament
Amigurumi Mummy Ornament pattern
Give your Halloween decorating a handmade touch with this adorable Amigurumi Mummy Ornament. It can be used to decorate a tree, seasonal display, or other festive space.
The project is approachable with basic materials and simple crochet techniques. Make several to create a whole collection of tiny mummy decorations for Halloween.
10. Freaky Mummy Amigurumi Doll
Freaky Mummy Amigurumi Doll pattern
This Freaky Mummy Amigurumi Doll proves that spooky characters can also be incredibly cute! Covered in crocheted bandages, this little mummy has a cheerful personality rather than a frightening one.
Stringy Ding Ding offers a detailed step-by-step tutorial to guide you through the construction. It’s a fun project for anyone who enjoys making quirky amigurumi characters for Halloween.
11. Lil Monster Pumpkin
Combine two Halloween favorites with this adorable Lil Monster Pumpkin. The project brings together a pumpkin shape and monster-like details for a fun seasonal decoration.
The design uses chunky yarn with a 6 mm crochet hook, along with stitches such as chain, single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitch. Add stuffing and googly eyes to give your little monster plenty of personality.
12. Cuddly Mummy Pillow
Want something larger and extra cozy? This Cuddly Mummy Pillow is approximately 16 inches in diameter, giving you plenty of soft surface area for cuddling or decorating.
Its playful mummy design makes it a wonderful Halloween accent for a bedroom, sofa, reading corner, or children’s playroom. It can also make a thoughtful handmade gift for someone who loves festive crochet decor.
13. Mummy Hat
Halloween arrives as the weather begins getting cooler, so why not combine your costume with something warm and useful? This Mummy Hat is a creative way to add a spooky accessory to your outfit while keeping your head comfortable on chilly autumn days.
Crochet with Clare provides both written and video guidance, making it easier to follow along and create your own mummy-inspired hat.
14. Spooky Toy Set
Why make only one Halloween character when you can create an entire spooky collection? This Spooky Tot Set includes designs inspired by a vampire, mummy, and Frankenstein’s monster.
Cara Engwerda’s patterns are perfect for creating a trio of handmade Halloween toys. Make the characters together for a themed display, or use them as playful gifts for children who love friendly monsters.
