Spooky Stained Glass Set – 3 Halloween Patterns: Ghost, Grave, Bat

Spooky Stained Glass Set — 3 Halloween Patterns: Grave, Ghost and Bat

Three Halloween designs in one download, deliberately friendly rather than frightening: a RIP gravestone, a cute ghost and a bat. Each is small enough to finish quickly, and all three sit at a low piece count, which makes this an unusually accessible Halloween set — good for a beginner, and good for anyone who wants three small pieces for three different windows rather than one large panel. Download it instantly and trace from the printed sheets, or take the vector file to a plotter or laser cutter.

The three designs

• Grave — 4.41″ tall × 9.49″ wide (112 × 241 mm), 13 pieces of glass
• Ghost — 9.80″ tall × 8.11″ wide (249 × 206 mm), 13 pieces of glass
• Bat — 4.53″ tall × 7.83″ wide (115 × 199 mm), 5 pieces of glass

The piece counts are worth reading twice. Thirteen pieces for the grave and thirteen for the ghost means both are beginner-friendly despite their size — the ghost is large but the shapes are generous. The bat at 5 pieces is the smallest thing in the set and takes an afternoon: it is the piece to cut first, and finishing it in one session is a good way to learn the whole process before attempting the other two.

The grave and the bat are both wide and low, which makes them suited to the top or bottom of a window rather than the middle, and both work well hung from a branch or a stand.

What is in the download

• Halloween Set PDF — all three patterns at 1:1 scale, print-ready
• All files folder — every file in one place

All three designs are in a single PDF rather than as separate files, so print the sheets you need and keep them apart. Your download link appears on the order page and in the confirmation email as soon as payment clears.

Where they work

Three small windows, a porch rail, or grouped on one larger pane: the bat and the grave are horizontal, the ghost is vertical, so they stack neatly in a tall window. All three are marked as easy for a beginner, and none of them needs a large glass budget — useful if you are making Halloween pieces in several small batches.

Who buys this pattern

Beginners looking for a first Halloween project; anyone who wants three small pieces rather than one large one; families decorating with children, where three projects are better than one difficult one; and makers who sell finished pieces at autumn craft fairs.

Licence

A personal and commercial licence covers all three patterns. Make them for yourself, make them as gifts, or cut and sell the finished pieces — 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 on each sheet before cutting — never use “fit to page”. If you want a different size, the free stained glass pattern resizer will scale any of the three drawings. Start with the bat, then the ghost, and keep the grave for last: it has the most text in the RIP lettering, and that lettering needs the steadiest hand.

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.