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Holidays Needlework Marketplace 2026 Cross Stitch Patterns Page 3

Let's go strolling in the woods and hope we find the cozy mushroom cottage that may be slightly haunted. It's always moving around and hard to find!

Model stitched on 36 ct. Linen with DMC floss. The stitch count is 131 x 177 and the finished size is 7.28" x 9.83".
I'm so excited to introduce a new series just in time for Halloween! Meeting the Boo Buddies, a mischievous group of kiddos on an adventure during the best time of year, Halloween! Candy is everywhere, magic and mystery abounds, and we all get to pretend to be something we've always dreamed of.... Read more about Boo Buddies: Trick or Teeth - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern
I'm so excited to introduce a new series just in time for Halloween! Meeting the Boo Buddies, a mischievous group of kiddos on an adventure during the best time of year, Halloween! Candy is everywhere, magic and mystery abounds, and we all get to pretend to be something we've always dreamed of.... Read more about Boo Buddies: Angel of Mischief - Halloween Cross Stitch
Before pumpkins became the face of Halloween, turnips were the first vegetables we carved in our attempts to scare the ghoulies and ghosties away from our porchsteps. But being replaced has left one turnip with a grudge! Now the original jack-o-lantern has clawed its way back from the grave to haunt... Read more about The Turnip's Revenge - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern
Carved in Stone is Ghost Boy's submission for the Stitch In Harmony color collab using Thread Gatherer's beautiful silk floss!

Carved in Stone is a bittersweet tribute to a love that endured beyond a lifetime. Two gravestones rest under the same tree. One stone has been wrapped with tree... Read more about Stitch in Harmony: Carved in Stone - Halloween Cross Stitch
Finally, a wedding sampler made for spooky sweethearts! Chart comes with an entire alphabet for personalization, as well as additional charts with two brides and two grooms to create a sampler that is uniquely yours. Whether your love story began in a haunted house or somewhere a little less... Read more about Gravely Devoted - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern
Cross stitch pattern from Barefoot Needleart featuring a sweet Thanksgiving themed design with the words "Thankful for my tribe".

Stitched on Sand Dollar by Barefoot Needleart with Dinky Dye Silks floss (DMC conversion included). The stitch count is 116 x 121 and the finished size is 8.29" x 8.64" on 28 count.
This fun Halloween themed pattern features black cats and witch's broomsticks with the words "When Witches go riding and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers tis near Halloween".

Stitched on 18 ct. Witch's Brew by Lapin Loops using Sulky floss. The stitch count is 70 x 70 and the finished size is 3.89" x 3.89".
Cross-stitch pattern by Lucy Beam featuring a spooky Halloween sampler design with candy corn and bats.

Pattern is stitched on 32 ct. Wolfman from Lapin Loops with Gentle Arts and DMC floss. The stitch count is 73 x 184 and the finished size is 4.56" x 11.5".
Cross stitch pattern from Petal Pusher featuring three cute Halloween themed building designs, the Broomstick Emporium, the Cauldron Cafe, and the Black Cat Inn.

Models stitched on 32 ct. linen, "Black LIcorice linen by Grace Notes Fabrics and "Brick" and "Jalapeno"... Read more about Petal Prairie Village: Halloween - Cross Stitch Pattern
Cross stitch pattern from Petal Pusher featuring three fun Christmas sleds designs with a pinecone, snowflake, and cranberries.

Models stitched on 14 ct. brown perforated paper with DMC floss. Each design has a stitch count of 17 x 30 with a finished size of 1.21" x 2.14".
The holiday of Rosh Hashanah occurs in the early fall and it is the new year celebration in the Jewish calendar. The apples and honey and the shofar (a horn blown on this holiday) on this design will be familiar to anyone who celebrates. This is the first of a series of Jewish holiday postcard... Read more about Happy Rosh Hashanah - Cross Stitch Pattern

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