Free Halloween Quilt Patterns - 15 of the Best

An incredibly fun pattern for all Batman fans, the sort that you would say yes to without batting your eyes. Pun intended! I love the contrast of the black and white with the bats oriented at different angles. The Bats Quilt is pretty easy to cut out, as you only have 12 blocks to cut, each of which is 15 inches finished in length. Stitching up the 12 squares doesn’t require much effort either, so you will be done before you know it. Patterns from Cluck Cluck Sew

If spooky and adorable had a baby, it would be this Ghost Quilt Block. This quilt block looks amazing as a stand-alone pillow cover or a mini quilt. I’m thinking along the lines of a cute-spooky pillow on your favorite reading chair, this way you’d always be accompanied while reading. This pattern is for 12″ x 12″ blocks which are a good size for pillow covers. A little heads up though, this pattern has a lot of pieces to cut. Besides the cutting of the pieces, it’s easy to put together. Patterns from Center Street Quilts

Such an eye-catching quilted beauty, I’m shaking! Some patterns leave you dumbfounded and awestruck for a good long minute. If you’re obsessed with the beauty of maple leaves and the miracle of fall, then you will adore this pattern so thoroughly. It would make an elegant choice of Halloween décor and will spruce up your place for fall time festivities in general. Patterns from Diary of a Quilter

Such a gorgeous-looking quilt to bless your space with! The contrast of the different shades of orange against the grey is such a vision, that you wouldn’t want to try it out in any other way. It is beautiful and magical, the kind of quilt you would want to hold on to for years to come. You can use it as a yummy-looking picnic spread and enjoy some pumpkin spice and all things nice, out in the open. Patterns from Cluck Cluck Sew

What an interesting name! Doesn’t stop at the name though, as it’s followed by an equally interesting quilt pattern featuring pumpkins, triangles, and fall colors in different geometric orientations. You will enjoy creating this almost as much as you will love using it! Use it as a lap throw or a picnic spread, just make sure it gets the glory it deserves. Patterns from Fort Worth Fabrics Studio

Absolutely yummy is one way to describe the Halloween Chevron Quilt. It is such an exquisite pattern that would complement any interior décor choice that is defined in solid tones. This pattern has the power to brighten up the dullest of rooms, but don’t do that to it, please. Place it on a lovely chair and let it enjoy unshared glory. The best part is, this quilt is a lot easier to make than it might initially seem. Patterns from The Little Fabric Shop

If festivities are incomplete for you without any buntings, then the Halloween Bunting Quilt is surely going to wow you. It’s such a lot quicker and fun to make, although it may seem intimidating at first. You will be making 24 bunting flags and adding an all-around 5 inches border to enlarge the quilt. It would look amazing as a bed throw or a throw quilt for your favorite couch. Patterns from Diary of a Quilter

What’s a Halloween décor without the silhouette of a black cat. This interesting pattern is beginner-friendly and works up pretty quickly. You can use the cat quilt block as a standalone table topper block or make and stitch together multiple such blocks to make an entire, big quilt. Place some pumpkins close by, and hang some batsy décor, top it all off with some spooky lights and you’ll be all set for your Halloween jazz. Patterns from The Spruce Crafts

Feeling the mood to whip up some fall-inspired goodies? Consider this Patchwork Pumpkin Quilt Block and Table Runner that won’t take much time to make and would look stunning when topped off with your fresh-from-the-oven pumpkin bread. This would also be the perfect excuse to use up some of your favorite scraps. Patterns from Diary of a Quilter

The Halloween Disappearing 9-Patch quilt is made by sewing a simple 9-Patch block and then cutting it in quarters. These quarters are then repositioned into new blocks. You can create this in different colors of your choice, or changing the ratio of the same colors, and make your personalized take of this pattern. Patterns from Jedi Craft Girl

Make a pretty Halloween quilted block that is super appropriate for this occasion, as it features your childhood’s favorite memory – Trick or Treats! You could use this as your table topper and place big bowls of candy on the tabletop. Your efforts to create a well-planned trick-or-treating experience will please all the kids that turn up. Patterns from Stash Bandit

Who doesn’t love candy corn? Please don’t tell me you have names. This Candy Corn Quilt Block is a yummy delight for all quilters and Halloween lovers. Follow the link for instructions to whip up this beauty and enjoy the results. Don’t forget to make some actual candy corn too, while you’re at it. Patterns from Canton Village Quilt Works

I spy a gorgeous Halloween pattern in the most vibrant colors. The theme for this seasonal throw is all things spooky, put together in an exciting manner for you to enjoy some cozy moments in Halloween style. Patterns from All People Quilt

Celebrate fall in all its glory by taking inspiration from this magnificent pattern! Couldn’t believe my eyes that it’s a freebie. Once done, you will feel like you’ve brought fall to your home, and honestly what could be better. Patterns from All People Quilt

If you’re planning on going all big and extra this Halloween, the Witch Way Halloween Quilt Pattern has your bases covered. Impress your friends and family with your choice and skills, by quilting up this Spooktacular piece and stealing the show. You know you can do it, so layout the fabric, and let’s BOO it!  Patterns from All People Quilt