Ghost Stained Glass Set of 5 — Playful Corner Patterns for Halloween
Five ghost designs in one download, all drawn as corner pieces. That shape is the point: a corner panel fills the awkward angle of a window where a rectangle usually leaves two triangles nobody wants to cut. These ghosts are friendly rather than frightening — rounded, cheerful, the kind that suits a kitchen window with children in the house as much as a porch on Halloween night. Download it instantly and trace from the printed sheets, or take the vector file to a plotter or laser cutter.
Each ghost measures 5.91″ tall × 4.33″ wide (150 × 110 mm) and is built from 8 to 12 pieces of glass. At that piece count this is genuinely one of the easiest things in the collection — the pattern is marked as easy for a beginner. You can realistically cut all five in an evening, which makes it a good set to start with rather than a project to put off.
Why corner pieces are worth the effort
In a corner window, the two straight edges of a corner pattern run along the frame, so the mitre lines are simple and you spend your effort on the figure rather than on fitting the shape. The ghost then sits in the angle of the room where most people never think to put anything.
Measure both straight runs of your window before buying. If your corner is a different size than the pattern, the free stained glass pattern resizer will scale the drawings to fit.
What is in the download
- Ghost Set-5 PDF — all five patterns at 1:1 scale, print-ready
- All files folder — everything in one place
All five designs are in a single PDF rather than as separate files. Files arrive on your order page and in your confirmation email as soon as payment clears.
Where they work
Four corners of a room is the obvious use — one ghost per corner of a dining room or hallway makes a set without looking like one. They also work one per window, hung at a porch, or given away individually as Halloween gifts. At 8 to 12 pieces each you can spread the work over several evenings instead of one marathon session.
Who buys this pattern
Beginners looking for a first Halloween project; anyone with corner windows and nothing that fits them; families decorating with children, where five small pieces beat one difficult one; and makers who sell finished ornaments at autumn craft fairs, where a set of five sells better than a single ghost.
Licence
A personal and commercial licence covers all five patterns. Make them for yourself, make them as gifts, or cut and sell the finished panels — no additional fees and no reporting back.
Printing and finishing
Print the PDF at 100% scale on US Letter or A4 and check a measurement before cutting — never use “fit to page”. Assemble the two straight edge runs first on each ghost so the mitres stay square, then fill in the body. At 8 to 12 pieces the interior is quick; the corner is the part that needs care.
A note before you start
You are buying the patterns only. Glass, came, solder, and any finished pieces are not included. The photographs show the designs completed by other makers using their own materials.



















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