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Just when you thought the void was safe...a new cursed creature joins the (now named) Macabre Menagerie! The Unicurse...once a symbols of purity and light, this enchanted creature now bears the mark of the damned.

Pattern is stitched on 14 count Aida using DMC floss. Stitch count is 107 x 157. Finished size is 7.64" x 11.21".
The majestic Vampurr! By the light of the moon he ponders his next conquest. Will it be werewolf mice or a ball of yarn? Decisionsdecisions.

Pattern is stitched on 14 count Aida using DMC floss. Stitch count is 107 x 157. Finished size is 7.64" x 11.21".
Black Phillip is the central antagonist of the 2015 independent horror film The Witch. The other antagonist is The Witch, one of his servants. Taking on the guise of a rambunctious billy goat, Black Phillip is actually the assumed mortal form of Satan himself, who torments a Puritan Christian... Read more about Black Phillip - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern
Well creeps, this is it. I have officially peaked! I will never make another pattern that brings me this much joy! I have an unhealthy obsession with sloths.

Model stitched on the fabric of your choice using DMC floss. Stitch count is 76 x 108. Finished size 5.43" x 7.71"
A raccoon from Seattle with short spine syndrome (SSS) has stolen the hearts of so many near and far to his home, myself included.

I was comforted to learn that an associate professor at Washington State University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital has deemed Jimothy to be in good health and... Read more about Jimothy - Cross Stitch Pattern

Welcome To My Garden - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Wildflower Stitching

$14.00  Sale $11.19
Add this wonderful nature inspired cross stitch pattern by Wildflower stitching to your collection!
Note from the designer, "My mom is an avid gardener, loving to dig in the dirt, plant seeds, watching them sprout, grow and bloom. She loves sharing the bounty of her garden with family and... Read more about Welcome To My Garden - Cross Stitch Pattern

Aww Nuts - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Wildflower Stitching

$10.00  $8.99
It's fascinating watching squirrels in the fall as the scramble to collect nuts for the winter. When a friend challenged me to create something with squirrels, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to have some fun. I imagine the squirrels dropping their prize collectibles and exclaiming AWW NUTS! ... Read more about Aww Nuts - Cross Stitch Pattern

Summer Blessings - Patriotic Cross Stitch Pattern
by Woolly Ewe

$10.00  Sale $8.49
Cross stitch pattern from The Woolly Ewe featuring a patriotic ewe in summertime!

Model stitched on 32 Count Brash Linen from Picture This Plus using DMC floss. Stitch count is 82 x 82. Finished size is 5.1" x 5.1".
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Sunset Swan - Cross Stitch Pattern
by White Willow Stitching

$14.00  Sale $11.19
Cross stitch pattern from White Willow stitching featuring an elegant swan enjoying the sunset!

Model stitched on 14 count White Aida using DMC Floss. Stitch Count: 350 x 233. Approximate size: 25" x 16.64".

Hello Autumn - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Yasmin's Made With Love

$13.40  $12.06
Cross stitch patterns from Yasmin's Made With Love featuring an adorable autumnal nature design with a bear and a squirrel!

Stitched on 36 ct fabric with Classic Colorworks and DMC floss. Stitch count is 96 x 72 with a finished size of 5.33" x 4".
Cross stitch pattern from Yasmin's Made With Love featuring the phrase "Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower" with a beautiful nature scene.

Stitched on 40 ct fabric with Classic Colorworks, Weeks Dye Works, The Gentle Art, and DMC floss. Stitch count is 87 x 159 with a finished size of 4.35" x 7.95".

Stag Quaker - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Yasmin's Made With Love

$20.00  Sale $15.99
Cross stitch pattern from Yasmin's Made With Love featuring a beautiful Christmas Village.

Pattern is stitched on 32ct Aqua evenweave by Coffee Craft Fabrics using Tom and Lily Creations or DMC thread. Stitch count is 157 x 157.

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