Pumpkin Witch SC Crochet Blanket & Pillow Pattern – Halloween Graphgan

Create a playful spooky-season project with the Pumpkin Witch SC Crochet Pattern! This Halloween graphgan features a smiling jack-o-lantern wearing a purple witch hat, surrounded by curling vines and green leaves on a soft blue background.

The design is worked in Single Crochet / SC and measures 150 stitches × 150 rows. Because it is 150 × 150, you can use lighter #3 yarn for a pillow-sized project or #4 yarn for a larger blanket.

Pattern Details

• Technique: Single Crochet / SC graphgan
• Design size: 150 stitches × 150 rows
• Skill level: Intermediate / Advanced
• Colors: 8
• US crochet terminology
• Includes: full graph + written row-by-row instructions

Approximate Finished Size

Finished size will vary with yarn, hook, tension and personal gauge. Using my standard gauges:

• #3 yarn / 3 mm hook: approximately 24" × 31.6" / 61 × 80 cm — a good option for a decorative pillow or smaller panel project.
• #4 yarn / 4 mm hook: approximately 50" × 40" / 127 × 102 cm — a great blanket size.

Approximate Yardage Needed

You will need more yarn than the stitch estimate alone suggests because the yarn is carried/pulled through the project.

• Blue: ~221 m = 242 yd (2 × 50 g skeins) + approximately 990 m = 1,083 yd (7 × 50 g skeins) for the backside of the pillow
• Black: ~186 m = 203 yd (2 × 50 g skeins)
• Dark Violet: ~59 m = 64 yd (1 × 50 g skein)
• Violet: ~123 m = 135 yd (1 × 50 g skein)
• Brown: ~120 m = 131 yd (1 × 50 g skein)
• Green: ~45 m = 49 yd (1 × 50 g skein)
• Orange: ~130 m = 142 yd (1 × 50 g skein)
• Light Orange: ~106 m = 116 yd (1 × 50 g skein)

Your PDF Pattern Includes

• Full-color crochet graph
• Written row-by-row instructions
• 150 × 150 stitch design
• Color information
• US crochet terminology
• Instant-download digital PDF

C2C version is also available separately.

Digital Product

This listing is for a DIGITAL PDF CROCHET PATTERN only. No finished pillow, blanket, yarn or physical item will be shipped.

Mockup images are symbolic representations of how the finished project may look. Actual finished results will vary depending on yarn, hook size, gauge, tension and finishing method.