
Crochet pumpkins are basically autumn in yarn form. They’re cozy, ridiculously cute, and somehow multiply the second you make the first one. Every single year I tell myself I only need one more pumpkin for the house, and then suddenly there are tiny pumpkins on the bookshelf, giant pumpkins on the couch, and a suspiciously festive pumpkin sitting in the bathroom for absolutely no reason. Honestly? I regret nothing.
The best thing about crochet pumpkin patterns is how versatile they are. You can make chunky farmhouse pumpkins, tiny amigurumi pumpkins, elegant neutral centerpieces, colorful whimsical gourds, pumpkin pillows, garlands, table decorations, and cozy little fall accents that instantly make your home feel warmer. Plus, unlike real pumpkins, these don’t rot or attract weird fruit flies after two weeks. Major win.
In this collection, I rounded up my favorite crochet pumpkin patterns, including both free and paid designs for all kinds of styles and skill levels. Whether you’re looking for quick beginner-friendly fall crochet projects or statement pieces for your autumn decor, there’s a pumpkin in here with your name on it.
Pumpkins are only the beginning of fall crafting season! I also put together a collection of cozy Thanksgiving crochet patterns perfect for autumn decorating.
Essentials
Patterns
Adjustable One-Stitch Pumpkin Pattern
by SimplyMadeByErin
If you’re all about simple stitches that look way fancier than they are, this pumpkin is your new go-to. The whole thing uses just one stitch, but the chunky yarn gives it that squishy, farmhouse-perfect vibe. Make them tiny or oversized—this pattern is fully adjustable so you can stitch an entire patch that looks straight out of a cozy fall market.
Rustic Pumpkin Garland
by The Knotted Nest
Turn your pumpkins into bunting with this cozy garland pattern. Each mini pumpkin motif is stitched together into a strand, perfect for hanging across a mantel, window, or even a kid’s room. It’s a great stash-buster, and you can make each pumpkin in a different color for a playful, patchwork effect.
Plushie Pumpkin
by Stardust Crochet
Made with squishy velvet yarn, this pumpkin is more cuddle buddy than décor piece. Add safety eyes for a kawaii look, or keep it plain for a soft, farmhouse-style accent. The plush yarn works up quickly and gives the pumpkin a satisfying, huggable texture—kids especially love this one. If you’ve never used velvet yarn before, this is a perfect beginner-friendly project to try it out.
Pumpkin Spice Trio
by Briana K Designs
This set has major cozy vibes—three different textured pumpkins you can whip up for the ultimate fall centerpiece. The ribbing detail makes them look straight out of a boutique, and you can play with different yarn weights for endless combos. They’re great for practicing different stitch textures, and when grouped together they look like something you’d find in a farmhouse magazine spread.
Four-in-One Pumpkin Set
by WilozyCrochet
Why pick just one when you can make four? This PDF includes multiple pumpkin styles—from classic ribbed to playful stripes—so you can mix and match colors for your own pumpkin rainbow. Each one works up quickly, so you can easily build a full patch for your mantel or gift them as a seasonal set. If you love variety, this pattern gives you tons of bang for your buck.
Pumpkin Season Beanie
by Jonna Martinez
Okay, it’s technically not a pumpkin…but how can you resist a pumpkin hat? This cozy ribbed beanie comes with a little stem and leaves on top, making it perfect for fall photoshoots and matching family outfits. The pattern includes sizes for everyone, from newborns to adults, so you can literally turn the whole family into a pumpkin patch. Ridiculously cute, and guaranteed to be a crowd-pleaser.
Pumpkin Patch Coasters
by Okie Girl Bling 'n' Things
If your PSL needs a handmade throne, these flat pumpkin coasters are it. Quick, easy, and stash-busting—whip up a full set in an afternoon and you’ve got the cutest fall table upgrade. They make adorable gifts (pair them with a pumpkin spice coffee blend and you’re done), and they’re small enough that you can experiment with different yarn colors for each one. Practical, giftable, and full of fall charm.
Crochet Pumpkin Bag
by RuilyyCrochetLover
This one doubles as a treat bag or a quirky purse. With chunky stitches and a sturdy handle, it’s functional and festive. The little leaf detail on the side adds extra cuteness, and you can easily adjust the size depending on whether you want a candy bucket or an everyday bag. It’s one of those patterns that’s as fun to make as it is to carry.
Granny Stitch Pumpkins
by MJsoffthehookdesigns
Classic granny squares meet autumn coziness. These pumpkins use granny stitch panels, giving them a vintage quilted vibe that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It’s the perfect way to use up leftover yarn scraps and still create something cohesive. Group a few of these together and you’ve got a retro-style pumpkin patch that’ll make any space feel like a fall craft fair.
Five Sizes of Pumpkins
by PlumbleCottage
One pattern, five sizes = endless possibilities. This set makes it easy to create a whole pumpkin patch with just one PDF. The simple shaping means you can relax while stitching, and the different sizes let you experiment with color combos or matching sets. Whether you’re after minis for tiered trays or a chunky centerpiece, this pattern’s got you covered.
Jumbo Chunky Pumpkin
by FuzzifyPatterns
This one is a statement piece. Made with super bulky yarn, the pumpkin turns out huge and squishy—basically a pillow disguised as décor. It’s the kind of project that works up fast, but leaves you with something dramatic enough to steal the show in any room. If you’ve ever dreamed of having a pumpkin you can actually cuddle, this is it.
Stackable Farmhouse Pumpkins
by See Love Share
These three pumpkins are designed to stack, giving you a tall, chic tower of fall goodness. The ribbed texture and neutral palette make them look straight out of a farmhouse Instagram feed. Plus, you can stitch each separately if you’d rather scatter them around the house instead of stacking.
Easy Ribbed Pumpkin
by Marching North
This pumpkin is all about texture—the ribbed stitches make it look realistic and give it that “fresh from the patch” feel. The pattern is quick, beginner-friendly, and works great with bulky yarn for extra squish. Add a chunky green stem for a pop of color, or keep it neutral for a modern rustic look.
Creepy Pumpkin (“Creepkin”)
by PiechesnScream
Not all pumpkins are cute—this one is straight-up spooky! With sharp eyes, twisted vines, and claw-like arms, it’s perfect for Halloween lovers who want their crochet to lean a little haunted. It’s more detailed than your average pumpkin, but the result is a showstopper centerpiece that’ll scare (and impress) guests.
Classic Pumpkin Trio (Video Tutorial)
by Jo to the World Creations
This YouTube tutorial walks you through three sizes of simple, ribbed pumpkins—perfect if you like learning visually. They’re straightforward, repetitive, and quick to whip up, making them a great “Netflix project.” By the end, you’ll have a cute little family of pumpkins ready for display.
Pumpkin Goose Plushie
by GoCrochetStudio
Yes, you read that right—it’s a goose… in a pumpkin. This adorable amigurumi design uses soft velvet yarn for the pumpkin body and includes details like a floppy green hat and webbed feet. It’s equal parts silly and sweet, making it a perfect gift for kids (or anyone who loves quirky plushies).
Mini Rustic Pumpkins
by Jewels and Jones
These little minis are perfect for fall decorating in small spaces—think tiered trays, mantels, or even table settings. The chunky texture works beautifully with neutral or earthy tones, and they look especially charming with twine or wood stick stems. Best of all, they work up fast so you can make a whole bunch in an evening.
Striped Crochet Pumpkins
by A Box of Twine
These pumpkins add a little twist with colorful stripes, making them stand out from the usual solid orange crowd. The stripes are easy to create but make a big visual impact, especially if you mix and match fall shades. They’re perfect for anyone who likes their décor just a bit extra.
Pumpkin Treat Bowl
by One Social Girl
These adorable mini crochet pumpkins are perfect for storing all those Halloween-leftovers-turned-Thanksgiving treats. Tiny, festive, and surprisingly practical, they make such cute additions to autumn tables and cozy fall decor. They also work wonderfully as little handmade gifts or treat containers for kids during the season.
Easy & Quick Pumpkin
by Handy Little Me
These little crochet pumpkins somehow manage to be both adorable and elegant at the same time. You can use them as Thanksgiving centerpieces, place cards for guests, shelf decorations, or even string them together into a cozy autumn garland. I absolutely love how versatile this pattern is and how easily it fits into all kinds of fall decor styles.
Rustic Pumpkins
by WhistleandIvy
Give your fall decor a cozy rustic touch with this gorgeous crochet pumpkin pattern full of texture, color, and autumn charm. Even though the design looks beautifully intricate, it’s actually much easier to make than you might expect. The perfect handmade piece to display all the way from Halloween through Thanksgiving.
Crochet Pumpkin
by CrochetbyNataErkhova
These tiny crochet pumpkins are dangerously adorable. Honestly, once you make one, you’ll probably end up wanting a whole rainbow pumpkin patch scattered around the house. They work up quickly, look amazing in different autumn shades, and make the perfect cozy decoration for shelves, tables, baskets, or festive fall displays.
Large Pumpkin Pillow
by Baby Cakes Studios
I’m obsessed with this cute and cozy pumpkin pillow. It’s perfect for adding that warm, autumn feel to your space and making everything look a little extra snug. You can keep it for yourself or gift it to family and friends, either way, it’s one of those pieces that instantly makes a room feel more inviting.
Pumpkin Gnome (Set of 2)
by FunnyRabbitToys
If you’re as obsessed with crochet gnomes as I am, you’re going to love this cozy fall pattern. These adorable little guys add such a fun and playful touch to Thanksgiving tables and autumn decor. They’re also super easy to make, which means you can experiment with different colors, textures, and yarns until you end up with an entire tiny gnome village.
Pumpkin Mouse
by KATE E
Alright, that’s it. I officially declare this one my favorite pattern so far. Because honestly… what could possibly be cuter than a tiny crochet mouse wearing a pumpkin suit? The answer is probably nothing. This adorable little fall amigurumi is packed with cozy autumn charm and feels like the kind of decoration that instantly steals the spotlight wherever you place it.

Hi, I'm Adriana.
Curiosity is kind of my personality trait. If there's something new to learn, make, test, or take apart just to see how it works, I'm in.
I'm a mom of two, a lover of art in all forms, and a firm believer that handmade things carry extra soul. This is my little corner of the internet where ideas turn into stitches.
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