Spooky Set Halloween Pumpkin Items List & DIY Crafting Recipes (How To Get)
The Spooky Set is a special collection of Halloween themed items, sometimes crafted with Pumpkins, in Animal Crossing: New Horizons! Learn how to get these pumpkin items and explore the full Spooky Set in this guide.
These items were initially introduced in the Version 1.5 Fall Halloween Update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons released on September 30th, with additional items added to the Spooky Set with the Version 1.11 Update released in Summer 2021 and the Version 2.0 Update in November 2021.
How To Get Spooky Set Items & DIY Crafting Recipes
There are three different ways to get Spooky Set furniture and items in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and the method can depend on the particular item! We’ve included specific information under each item in our full list later in this guide, but you can find more details on the various methods below.
Buy Spooky Set Items From Nook’s Cranny During October
Many of the Spooky Set items can also be found for sale in the upgraded second version of Nook’s Cranny as seasonal items throughout the month of October. That’s a handy alternative to crafting, but it could take some time to find the right item you’re looking for in the store.
Here’s a comprehensive list of all the Spooky Set items you can buy in Nook’s Cranny during October, with photos included in our full list of every item later in this guide:
- Spooky Arch
- Spooky Candy Set
- Spooky Chair
- Spooky Lantern
- Spooky Lantern Set
- Spooky Scarecrow
- Spooky Standing Lamp
- Spooky Table
- Spooky Tower
- Spooky Treats Basket (New In 2021)
- Spooky Tree (New In 2021)
- Spooky Trick Lamp (New In 2021)
Three new Spooky Set items including the Spooky Treats Basket, Spooky Tree, and Spooky Trick Lamp were introduced in the Summer 2021 Update. You won’t have these items if you only played in 2020.
Get Spooky Set DIY Crafting Recipes From Villagers, Balloons, Bottles
Besides purchasing Spooky Set items directly from Nook’s Cranny in October, you can also get Spooky Set DIY Crafting Recipes from villagers crafting in their homes, balloon presents in the sky, and message bottles on the beach. Gifting villagers Candy on October 31st’s Halloween Night event can earn these rewards too.
These recipes generally allow you to craft the same items that are purchasable from Nook’s Cranny, but there are two notable exceptions that cannot be obtained from Nook’s Cranny:
- The Spooky Fence can only be crafted at a crafting workbench.
- The Spooky Cookies (new in 2021) can only be cooked at a cooking station.
From our research and contributors in the comments, we can confirm that the Spooky Set DIY Crafting Recipes are not specific to villager personalities.
Get Exclusive Spooky Set Items During Halloween Event On October 31st
In addition to the Spooky Set items covered in the two sections above that can be obtained from Nook’s Cranny and villagers found crafting, there is an extra set of Spooky Set items that can only be earned during the Halloween Night event held on October 31st starting at 5PM.
By sharing Halloween Candy with villagers roaming your island outdoors on October 31st, you can get Lollipops and these Spooky Set items exclusive to Halloween Night:
- Spooky Flooring
- Spooky Garland (+ recipe)
- Spooky Rug
- Spooky Table Setting (+ recipe)
- Spooky Wall
After having received all of the exclusive items above, villagers will give you the other Spooky Set items and recipes that can be obtained from Nook’s Cranny and villagers crafting in their homes outside of October 31st.
By using the Lollipops randomly obtained from villagers, you can get a couple more Spooky Set items from Jack exclusively in exchange for Lollipops:
- Spooky Carriage (+ recipe)
- Spooky Wand
Spooky Set Pumpkin Halloween Items & DIY Crafting Recipes List
There are 20 different Spooky Set pumpkin items for Halloween in Animal Crossing: New Horizons! Each item initially comes in an Orange variation, but you can customize them into different colors of Green, White, and Yellow with pumpkins.
As discussed in earlier sections, some of the Spooky Set items are exclusive to the Halloween Event with Jack on October 31st, yet others can be purchased at the upgraded Nook’s Cranny shop or crafted. We’ve researched the possible sources of every item and included them in each entry below.
The newest addition to the Spooky Set for 2022 is the Spooky Cookies item that can cooked using the Cooking feature and was added with Version 2.0 in November 2021.
Spooky Arch
The Spooky Arch can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 18,000 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 10 Orange Pumpkin
- 10 Hardwood
- 3 Clay
Spooky Candy Set
The Spooky Candy Set can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 3,500 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 1 Orange Pumpkin
- 3 Candy
Spooky Carriage
The Spooky Carriage item and recipe can be obtained from giving Lollipops to Jack on October 31st, you can craft it using the following materials:
- 30 Orange Pumpkin
- 20 Hardwood
- 20 Wood
- 20 Softwood
- 10 Iron Nugget
Spooky Chair
The Spooky Chair can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 5,000 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 3 Orange Pumpkin
- 3 Softwood
Spooky Cookies
The Spooky Cookies recipe is learned from villager crafting in their homes, balloon presents, or message bottles and can be crafted using the following materials:
- 1 Flour
- 1 Orange Pumpkin
- 1 Yellow Pumpkin
- 1 White Pumpkin
- 1 Green Pumpkin
This item was newly introduced in the Version 2.0 Update.
Spooky Fence
The Spooky Fence recipe is learned from villager crafting in their homes, balloon presents, or message bottles and can be crafted using the following materials:
- 3 Orange Pumpkin
- 5 Iron Nugget
Spooky Flooring
The Spooky Flooring can be obtained from giving villagers Candy on October 31st and cannot be crafted. It sells for 3,000 Bells.
Spooky Garland
The Spooky Garland item and recipe can be obtained from giving villagers Candy on October 31st. It can be crafted using the following materials:
- 1 Orange Pumpkin
- 1 Iron Nugget
- 1 Clay
Spooky Lantern
The Spooky Lantern can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 5,600 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 4 Orange Pumpkin
Spooky Lantern Set
The Spooky Lantern Set can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 5,900 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 4 Orange Pumpkin
- 4 Clump of Weeds
Spooky Rug
The Spooky Rug can be obtained from giving villagers Candy on October 31st and cannot be crafted. It sells for 2,000 Bells.
Spooky Scarecrow
The Spooky Scarecrow can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 5,200 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 3 Orange Pumpkin
- 4 Wood
Spooky Standing Lamp
The Spooky Standing Lamp can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 5,800 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 3 Orange Pumpkin
- 5 Hardwood
- 1 Clay
Spooky Table
The Spooky Table can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 22,000 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 14 Orange Pumpkin
- 10 Softwood
Spooky Table Setting
The Spooky Table Setting item and recipe can be obtained from giving villagers Candy on October 31st. It can be crafted using the following materials:
- 1 Orange Pumpkin
- 1 Iron Nugget
- 1 Clay
Spooky Tower
The Spooky Tower can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 9,800 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 7 Orange Pumpkin
Spooky Treats Basket
The Spooky Treats Basket can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 3,000 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 1 Orange Pumpkin
- 2 Candy
This item was newly introduced in the Summer 2021 Update.
Spooky Tree
The Spooky Tree can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 10,000 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 5 Orange Pumpkin
- 10 Hardwood
This item was newly introduced in the Summer 2021 Update.
Spooky Trick Lamp
The Spooky Trick Lamp can be purchased from the upgraded Nook’s Cranny during October for 11,600 Bells or crafted from a DIY recipe using the following materials:
- 4 Orange Pumpkin
- 4 Iron Nugget
This item was newly introduced in the Summer 2021 Update.
Spooky Wall
The Spooky Wall can be obtained from giving villagers Candy on October 31st and cannot be crafted. It sells for 3,000 Bells.
Spooky Wand
The Spooky Wand recipe can be obtained from giving Lollipops to Jack on October 31st, you can craft it using the following materials:
- 1 Spooky Lantern
- 3 Star Fragment
How To Customize Spooky Set Items With Pumpkins
Orange Pumpkins are by far the most common type of pumpkin and are used to craft Spooky Set items for the first time. However, after having been crafted, most Spooky Set furniture items can be customized further into another color by using a DIY Workbench.
By using Yellow, White, and Green Pumpkins at a DIY Workbench, you can change the color of these items. These types of pumpkins are produced more rarely than Orange Pumpkins from farming Pumpkin Starts though.
How To Get Pumpkin Crafting Materials
To craft the Spooky Set of furniture and items, you need to grow and collect the Pumpkins required as crafting materials. You can purchase Pumpkin Starts to begin growing these new vegetables from Leif year-round, or from Nook’s Cranny during the month of October.
Once you have some Pumpkin Starts, you can begin farming by planting them in the ground somewhere on your island and water them every day to produce the best harvest after they finish growing. For more on how to grow and harvest Pumpkins, check out our complete farming guide here.
There are four different types of Pumpkins to grow, harvest, and use as crafting materials in Animal Crossing: New Horizons — Orange, Yellow, White, and Green.
Special thanks to Thunder for screenshots used in this guide and the ACNH Data Spreadsheet Project for some of the information used in this guide.
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