This design from Glendon Place features a colorful sugar skull.
The model was stitched over 2 threads on 28 Ct. Chalk Board linen with Rainbow Gallery Petite Silk Lame Braid, DMC floss and Mill Hill Beads. Stitch Count: 104W x 141H. Finished size: 7 3/8" x 10".
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This spooky rustic Dia De Los Muertos sugar skull is having a "big hair" day. And it's getting a bit buggy with the butterfly, spider and fly fluttering around. Can you see the spider dangling from the sugar skull's hair? Two designs - one for irregular pillow, (with pillow... Read more
Design from Glendon Place for the Day of the Dead - Dia De Los Muertos.
Model stitched on 28 ct. Chalk Board linen using Sullivans, Rainbow Gallery, and DMC thread. Stitch count is 265 x 168.
This Glendon Place design features a colorful sugar skull. Stitched on 28 count Chalk Board. Stitch Count: 107W x 141H. Finished size is approx. 8 x 10
For centuries, people have honored the lives of those who came before them with colorful and bright sugar skulls during Day of the Dead celebrations in Latin America. These festive, sugary works of handmade art are designed to bring protection, wisdom and the celebration of love everlasting. This... Read more
For centuries, people have honored the lives of those who came before them with colorful and bright sugar skulls during Day of the Dead celebrations in Latin America. These festive, sugary works of handmade art are designed to bring protection, wisdom and the celebration of love everlasting. This... Read more
Get the kids smiling this Halloween with a spooky Skull Garden! The packet includes 3 versions for one nice price! How about putting the Skulls in Pots on little drawstring treat bags? And for the Skulls Behind The Fence, you don't have to do all five in a row...how about just three or four?... Read more
This spooky butterfly was inspired by Day of the Dead imagery. The model was stitched on 20 ct Jalapeno by Fiber on a Whim, with three sulky threads. Stitch count is 123 x 91.
Everyone knows that black cats are the most mischievous! This cat is perched upon a skull, looking it in the eye. The model shown is stitched on hand-dyed pink aida, and a bit of gold metallic floss was used on a tooth for more sparkle. The printed pattern is in full color and the finished design is... Read more
This chart depicts the Crypt of the Three Skeletons where a placard in five languages declares "What you are now we used to be; What we are now you will be."
Model was stitched on 32ct linen using Colour and Cotton, Classic Colorworks, Rainbow Gallery, and Cottage Garden (not listed #LM07) threads. Stitch count is 103 x 150.
Here's a spooky ship! You'll find ghosts for sails, "16 men on a dead man's ship" and fish skeletons swimming alongside! Model stitched on 30 Ct. Saltmarsh Green linen with DMC floss. Stitch Count: 267W x 221H. Design Size: 18" x 15"
For spider lovers, this adorable jumping spider sits perched on a little skull in a beginner friendly cross stitch pattern. The printed pattern is in full color and the finished design is easily finished in standard sized frames. Pattern is shown in full color blocks with symbols.
Protector of the Dead is a design of a tortoise carrying our loved lost ones, ensuring they rest easy while we continue on. The printed pattern is in full color and the finished design is easily finished in standard sized frames. Pattern is shown in full color blocks with symbols.
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Cross stitch pattern from Romy's Creations featuring a skeleton and the phase "Trick or treat"!
Model stitched on 32 ct. Zweigart Belfast vintage country mocha linen using Treenway silks thread with DMC Conversion listed as well.
Bubbling skull tankards and poison mushroom swizzle sticks in a cool glass of green absinthe. We have everything for a perfect night out at Dead Man's Taverne, in Sleepy Hollow. Frame it or make a pillow! Pillow construction how to's included.