Eek! It's a Knitmare on Elm Street

We've done it. We've found the most adorable Halloween crafting book of them all. Are you ready? Because it's freakishly cute. A yeah, maybe a little disturbing. But hey, most good Halloween-y things are!

Snag a sneak peek at our five favorite crafts from Hannah Simpson's Knitmare On Elm Street: 20 Projects That Go Bump In The Night, available now from Running Press right here...

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Images reprinted with permission from KNITMARE ON ELM STREET by Hannah Simpson, Running Press, 2012

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Monkey with miniature cymbals

There's something undeniably creepy about old clockwork toys, don't you think?
Voodoo doll cat toy

Do you do voodoo? It's not a force to be trifled with, but watching you cat maul this kooky voodoo doll should cheer you up after a bad day, even if you have no particular victim in mind...
Shrunken head in a jar

Skip the decapitation and knit a knickknack, instead.
Zombie marionette

They may be slow and uncoordinated, but their sheer numbers make them an overwhelming force.
Abominable snowman

To this day, determined Yeti hunters live in hope of proving the existence of this man-monster, once and for all.
Yep. We're obsessed. Grab Knitmare on Elm Street at amazon.com.