I love designing Halloween knitting projects because they let me blend creativity with festive fun, allowing me to experiment with spooky themes and vibrant autumn colors. The challenge of creating intricate, themed patterns keeps me engaged, and it’s rewarding to see how my designs bring a unique, handmade touch to the Halloween season. Plus, there’s something magical about crafting pieces that evoke the whimsy and eerie excitement of the holiday, making it a joy to design for knitters who love to celebrate in style.
I hope you will enjoy knitting this Pumpkin nights Beanie as much as I did.

The pattern carries Chart and Step by Step written instructions.

Gauge:
2.25mm needle – 7.5 sts & 11 rows = 1” in stockinette stitch
3.5mm needle – 6 sts & 8 rows = 1” in stockinette stitch

Finished Measurements: (unstretched & unblocked)
Small(Child): 16” (40.6cm) circumference / 8.2” (21cm)depth
Medium(Adult): 18” (45.7cm) circumference / 9” (23cm)depth
Large(Adult): 19” (48.2cm) circumference / 9.4” (24cm)depth

Yarn Information:
In this project, I used both fingering weight and variegated yarn-DK weight yarn. The main yarn is fingering weight, while the variegated yarn is DK weight. The combination of these yarn weights is introduced to achieve deeper colorwork.
Small - Child Size: Approx. 28g(117m)- fingering weight/ approx. 30g(63m)- variegated yarn-DK
Medium - Adult Size: Approx. 40g(168m)- fingering weight/ approx. 33g(69m)- variegated yarn-DK
Large - Adult Size: Approx. 50g(210m)- fingering weight/ approx. 37g(77m)- variegated yarn-DK