Howl, the littlest Ghost

Hello!

I can not thank you all enough for all the love that has been shown for this pattern, I truly appreciate the support. I have updated this pattern to be in the format of my more recent patterns, and have also filmed a video tutorial. In addition, a PDF version is now available HERE, which includes a printer friendly version!! 

Hope you enjoy the updates!

Materials

Yarn: 

Tools:

  • 3.25 mm Crochet Hook (you can use a 2.75 or a 3.5mm depending on tension and yarn)
  • 9.00 mm Safety Craft Eyes
  • Polyfil
  • Yarn Needle

Stitches Used

U.S. Terminology 

Right Handed Instructions

Difficulty Level: Easy

CHChain Stitch
STStitch
SKSkip Stitch
SL STSlip Stitch
SCSingle Crochet
SCINCSingle Crochet two in same stitch (Increase)
SC2TOGSingle Crochet two together (Decrease)
BLOBack Loop Only
FLOFront Loop Only
DCDouble Crochet
Bobble StitchDouble Crochet 5 together in the same stitch space
*Stitches inside asterisk are repeated
,A comma is used to indicate when to move on to the next step in the round/row.

Special Techniques Used

Do not join a round unless the pattern says to do so. Otherwise, pieces worked in the round will be done in the spiral method.

Ghost

Using white yarn

Round 1:Create a Magic Circle, 6sc, no join.(6 stitches)
Round 2:6 scinc.(12 stitches)
Round 3:*1 scinc, 1 sc* repeat x6.(18 stitches)
Round 4:*1 sc, 1 scinc, 1 sc* repeat x6.(24 stitches)
Round 5-9: 24 sc.(24  stitches)
Round 10:7 sc, 1 bobble, 8 sc, 1 bobble, 7 sc.(24 Stitches)

Add Plastic Safety Eyes between rounds 7 and 8, 2 stitches inward from each arm.  

Use pink yarn to add blush details, and black crochet thread to add a lil smile.

Round 11-12:24 sc.(24 stitches)
Round 13:Working in the FLO. * (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc), sl st* repeat x11, ( 1sc, 1 dc, 1 sc), Sl St into the BLO of last stitch.(48 stitches)
Round 14:Working in the BLO of Round 12. *3 sc, sk 1* repeat x6.(18 stitches)
Round 15:* 1 sc, 1 sctog* repeat x6.(12 stitches)

Stuff piece with Polyfil

Round 16:6 sc2tog.(6 stitches)

Fasten off, add any polyfill if needed, close opening and secure end. 

Thank you for choosing my Pattern!

This pattern and all information contained in this post are the property of Tiffany Horton. You have permission to sell any finished product created using this pattern, a link back to this pattern is appreciated. The information contained in this post (the pattern, media, etc) may not be copied, reproduced, distributed, or shared in any way. Rewriting, reselling, distributing, or copying this pattern electronically, verbally, written, or otherwise, including translations, is prohibited. 

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63 Comments

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  1. 1
    Grace

    This is such a cute pattern! I am getting stumped after round 13. After rd 13, I have those little waves at the bottom but it all goes to hell after I start on rd 14. The waves disappear and I am not down to 18 stitches. Any ideas? Thank you!

  2. 5
    Shoppingbeebee

    Update: round 13, knit front loop only, “1sc, 1dc, 1sc, sl “ should it be repeat 6 times instead of 10 times? Coz it only have total of 24 stitches for this round only. If really do 10 times, it would be over lap ?

    • 6
      Tiffany

      Hai Joey!

      In round 13 the section “1sc, 1dc, 1sc” is shown in parentheses like (1 sc, 1 dc, 1sc) stitches done in parentheses are done in the same stitch. (This was stated in the notes atbthe beginning of the pattern)  

      So the round would go:

      Stitch 1: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 2:  sl st 

      Stitch 3: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 4:  sl st 

      Stitch 5: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 6:  sl st 

      Stitch 7: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 8:  sl st 

      Stitch 9: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 10:  sl st 

      Stitch 11: (1 sc, 1 dc, 1 sc) as one stitch space

      Stitch 12:  sl st 

      There is also a video showing how to do it, if you need a visual!

      https://youtu.be/sAT0Cd7OAng

      If you have anymore questions feel free to message me back! And tag me in your final picture! I would love to see 🙂 

      – Tiffany

  3. 9
    Sheri

    Tiffany I just found your adorable patterns! I’m a little late for Halloween 2018 but just wait for 2019!!! My grandchildren will love these as much as I do – Thank you for taking the time to design them and making them available.
    Do you plan on any other creations for other holidays? I can never get enough of these wonderful Amigurumis!

    • 10
      Tiffany

      Hi Sheri!

      I’m so glad you like my patterns!!! <3
      Yes I have some new patterns coming for the holidays, including my big project of a customizable gingerbread house!Check out my instagram if you would like to see sneak peeks:)

      - Tiffany

  4. 16
    Jodie Fraser

    I’m a bit confused about the bobble. 5dc in 1 stitch.. and how do I go under it in the next row? Or am I missing something?

  5. 19
    Adrichelo 24

    I absolutely loved this pattern!!!! It’s such a cute little amigurumi, perfect for gifts or decorations, thank you very much! Greetings from Argentina 💞

    • 28
      Tiffany

      Hey Dee, I have no problem with you using this pattern to teach a class, just be sure to give me credit and direct them to this site 🙂 Feel free to email me if you need any help.

  6. 29
    Lis G

    Hi Tiffany! I love this pattern so much and appreciate your work. I was wondering if I could have permission to sell the ghosts that I make with this pattern. Much love 🙂

  7. 32
    Aimee Barford

    Think I am doing something weird with my bobble. It keeps appearing on the inside of my howl? Should I have not turned it inside out when it started to cup (around round 4) Is it crocheted then turned the right way out?
    Many Thanks 👻

  8. 40
    Kaylynne

    Where can I find the pdf printable version? I have looked on Ravelry and cannot see the pdf there either. Please advise; I’m so excited to make this cute little guy.
    Thanks a bunch!

  9. 42
    Katie

    I love this little ghost! I hate making tiny arms and seeing them on so I love the bobbles in the middle of the row! I was hoping to download the pdf but the “here” at the top of the page isn’t linked to anything anymore. Any suggestions?

  10. 47
    Ashley

    Thanks for this pattern! I made a little white ghost for halloween and am making a bunch more in all the colors to be the pacman ghosts to line my cubicle 🙂

  11. 48
    Lucy

    Hi!! I really want to make this cute ghost but unsure of the dimensions! Is it a very small ghost? I’m looking for around 4 inches tall – thanks!!

  12. 50
    Maggi

    I’m having trouble with the last three rows, especially the one that says blo in round 13… I can’t see my stitches so I must be doing something wrong. I have watched the tutorial already and am really struggling with this. Thanks for your help!

  13. 61
    Gwendolyn Facciano

    I love this pattern. My sister is a helicopter pilot in the Air Force and her call sign is Ghost! I’ve made her this little guy in different yarns and filled with stuffing or poly fill beads. The most recent was with glow in the dark yarn. He is being sent to Italy where she is stationed. She gives some of them away to other airmen too! Just wanted you to know how much use I’ve gotten with this pattern and how important it has become to our family! Howl is making his way around the world!

    • 62
      Tiffany

      Thank you so much for sharing this story with me, this is very sweet to hear about. I’m very glad to hear that Howl has brought comfort and happiness to so many, I hope you continue to make more! Ghost is a pretty cool call sign!

  14. 63
    Anonymous

    wait so english isnt my first languge so im wondering does “last stitch” (round 13) mean the stitch just worked into or the 24th stitch

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