15 Crochet Pumpkin Patterns to Get You Ready for Fall

Here's a well-done crochet pumpkin pattern for simple ribbed pumpkins. She shares step-by-step photos to walk you through the process, helping you whip out a pumpkin or two in no time. Add a cinnamon stick as the stem and you're good to go.

Here's an easy video tutorial by Bella Coco Crochet. She used Debbie Bliss Cashmerino in mustard, lilac, and stone and created the stem with crochet.

She also has a video tutorial for those of you who are left-handed.

These crochet pumpkins are made using a bulky yarn and worked up quickly. They have that rustic feel perfect for those of you who love farmhouse handmade designs.

One ball of Lion Brand Yarn's Wool-Ease Thick & Quick makes one large pumpkin or two small.

For those of you (like me) who love making modern crochet patterns, these crochet pumpkins that look like knit are for you. What's the secret to knit-like pumpkins? Back loop and front loop only, a crochet technique I have come to love.

Here's a crochet pumpkin pattern with a leaf and a tendril made with floral wire. This is her medium size pumpkin, but she also has patterns for small and large sizes.

How cute are these? I love the added addition of a tied ribbon. Sewrella is always so good at putting her personal design touch on crochet projects.

These pumpkins are worked up using Lion Brand's Wool-Ease Thick & Quick and/or Homespun yarn.

This pattern caught my eye because she turned these tiny crochet pumpkins into a garland and it's just about the cutest idea with pumpkins I've seen. Grab her pattern and instructions on making a crochet pumpkin garland at the link below.

How about adding a plaid pumpkin to the mix? I am definitely going to try to make a few of these this year to add to my collection. This pumpkin is surprisingly easy to make, using only double crochets. I am all for it!

These look so incredibly perfect! What I like about these is they have a special stitch which gives them this unique look. I also like that you can make them without having to create the ridges like in other patterns.

These little country pumpkins feature a chevron look. She also has two different sizes to choose from.

Here's another unique pumpkin pattern. Plus, it has the best name wouldn't you agree? She used Caron Big Cakes yarn to get this look. This is a very large pumpkin and you can really tell the size in the picture where she's holding it. So go take a look!

Is a small crochet pumpkin to decorate your table or mantle just not quite enough fall for you? If so, this pattern is for you!

It's a crochet pumpkin poof and it uses Bernat Blanket Yarn. How great is this?!

Here's another pattern that uses color-changing yarn. These are quick to make and have a subtle texture. Get the pattern and step-by-step instructions at the link below.

How about a striped pumpkin? Well, here you go! Meg Made With Love created these and shared them on the Sewrella blog. The finished size is  8″ tall by 6.5″ wide and the whole pumpkin is worked with two strands of yarn.

1DogWoof never disappoints with her crochet designs. It doesn't get much better than this pumpkin succulent planter. She has a bunch more pictures of different sizes and with different varieties of succulents, so go check them out!