Looking for a fun Halloween crochet quick project? This crochet spider web pattern is perfect for kids and grown-ups! It’s quick to make with super bulky soft yarn. Kids will love it, and you can add it anywhere for a spooky touch.
My grandchildren absolutely loved these Halloween crochet spider webs. The soft chenille texture makes it especially squishy and soft to touch. They had so much fun playing with it, draping it over their toys, and even using it as part of their Halloween costume play.
Whether you use it as a Halloween coaster, hang it on the wall (check out my Halloween garland!), or let little ones enjoy its cuddly texture, this spider web is a fast easy project that’s sure to be a hit!
Find the free pattern below.
Super Chunky Yarn
For my squishy spider web, I used King Cole – Warm & Toastie yarn with an 8 mm crochet hook. Any super bulky or super chunky yarn will work great for this pattern.
The bulky yarn means this spider web works up incredibly fast – I had some spooky halloween decorations ready in no time!
You can make a spider web of any size. Use a smaller hook and thinner yarn for a lacy web, or a thicker yarn like worsted weight and a matching hook. This pattern is very flexible, so have fun and get creative!
More Halloween Crochet Ideas
Want to add some crochet spiders? Check out this free crochet spider applique pattern from Zeens and Roger. It’s the perfect companion to your new spider web.
If you would like some more Halloween crochet patterns, you may enjoy these spooky Hallowen spider web coasters and this fab collection of Halloween crochet ideas – perfect for a halloween party and home decor.
Read on for the free crochet spider web pattern!
Crochet Spider Web Pattern
Materials
King Cole – Warm & Toastie – 100% polyester, 200g/109yds[100m]
- Small amounts of black (5993) and orange (5991)
- 8 mm crochet hook
- Yarn needle
You can use any super bulky / super chunky yarn to achieve a similar effect.
Measurements
Cobweb measures 9 inches [23 cm] across
Gauge is not important
Abbreviations
US crochet terms
- sl st slip stitch
- sc single crochet
- dc double crochet
- ch chain
- st stitch
- beg beginning
Special Stitches
Picot: Ch 3, sl st back into top of dc just made
Pattern Notes
- Ch 3 at beginning of a round counts as 1 dc.
- Ch 1 at beginning of a round does not count as a stitch.
- Stitch counts for each round are given in italics at the end of the round.
- Repeat instructions between [ ] number of times given in bold.
Spiderweb
Using a CC color yarn, ch 2 (counts as beg circle and ch 1)
Round 1: Work 8 sc in 2nd ch from hook, join with a sl st to beg sc – 8 sc
Round 2: Ch 1, work 2 sc in each st around, join with a sl st to beg sc – 16 sc
Round 3: Ch 6 (counts as 1 dc, 1 x ch-3 sp), [skip next st, 1 dc in next st, ch 3] 7 times, join with a sl st to 3rd ch of beg ch 6 – 8 spokes
Round 4: Ch 8 (counts as 1 dc, 1 x ch-5 sp), [skip next ch-3 sp, 1 dc in next dc, 1 picot, ch 5] 7 times, join with a sl st to 3rd ch of beg ch 8. Make 1 picot in sp just joined, fasten off yarn – 8 spokes
Finishing
Weave in any loose ends. I like to lightly block each coaster by steaming for a few seconds. Block each cobweb by using pins on each ‘spoke’, steam gently (or spray with water) and leave to dry.
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