Halloween crochet candies are cute, but they need a touch of scary too! This spider web lollipop crochet pattern is the third lolly of my Halloween lollipops set. Play around with the spider, make a few more for your table decoration, take it for a trick or treat tour, and it’s a guaranteed WOW effect! Easy pattern, perfect for beginners to practice basic amigurumi stitches.

PATTERN DETAILS
• Final size (with indicated yarn and gauge): the lolly diameter is 10cm (4”) and the stick 16,5cm (6,5”) (the upper part is hidden inside the lolly)
• Level: beginner
• Stitches and techniques: single crochet, increase, magic ring, back loop only.
• US crochet notations
• Language: English
• Illustrated step-by-step photos and video for the colour change.

MATERIALS
• 3.5mm / US E-4 crochet hook
• Yarn: #3 / DK / light worsted yarn, 8ply, 80% cotton 20% Milk Fiber, in dark purple, white and light beige
• Fiberfill
• Tapestry needle
• Stitch marker(s) (or a piece of thread to mark your round beginning)
• Optional: a wooden stick of 5 mm diameter and 13.5 cm length (you can use a longer one and saw it to the right length with a bread knife). 5mm diameter is approximately the size of a wooden disposable chopstick, if you have some in your kitchen drawers.
• DMC Cotton Perle N°8 shade 310 (Black).
• A pair of 7mm googly wiggle eyes (careful, this type of doll eyes are not child safe!)

Please note: This is a downloadable product (PDF), not a physical item. The pattern will be available for instant download upon payment.

The free version of this pattern, supported by ads, can be found on my blog at https://octopuscrochet.com/

You may make items to sell from my patterns (i.e. on Etsy, at craft fairs) only in small quantity, but I ask that you link back to my blog and provide credit for the pattern.If you sell items on Etsy or other marketplace you have to mention my website in the description of the item, and you may not use my photography to sell the finished product. This pattern is not meant for wholesale or for big businesses to profit on.

My patterns are created by me and although I strive to make them as clear and detailed as possible, there is always a chance for human error or need of clarification. I am happy to address any questions or concerns!