source: My Journey (Jacquie Morris)
The free pattern is from Jacquie Morris at her My Journey blog and makes for a quick and easy stitch. You’ll also find a few other Halloween themed freebies on the same page [here].
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Owl Moon from Jacquie Morris
Bat Ship Sailing In for Halloween
source: Too Much Stash
You’ll find the pattern as a JPG downloadable from Joobee at the Too Much Stash blog [here].
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
A Cute Little Halloween Boo
source: PlaidOnline.com
There’s the standard orange, black, and yellow colors. Bats. A pumpkin carved into a jack’o’lantern. Candy corn stripes. All that and it’s only about two inches big, and darn cute.
You’ll find the pattern at PlaidOnline.com [here].
With all whole stitches and a tiny bit of backstitch this is a beginner level project that can be stitched up quickly in time for Halloween. Just the right size for an ornament or a card.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Witches, Skulls, and Bats, Oh My!
DMC’s Commonthread shared four PDFs packed with Halloween goodness. Cute witches, fun pumpkins, spooky little bats and spiders, there’s even a cute little owl.
source: DMC Commonthread
The skull set is really Day of the Dead and not Halloween, but I love a good sugar skull so I’ll take it 😉
You’ll find all four pattern set PDF files on the Commonthread site [here].
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Fire Burn Cauldron Bubble
source: Stitchers Anon
A quick little stitch with just a few colors and basic whole stitches, perfect for a Halloween tree or grouping of decorations.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Halloween Topiary
source: DMC-usa.com
Get the free pattern here.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching 🙂
Witch Moon Halloween Ornament
source: HobbyLoco.com
Get the pattern here.
Using a single variegated color it will stitch up quickly and be ready in time for Halloween. 😉 It would be really fun to stitch up with glow-in-the-dark threads on black fabric also.
Meowalloween – Black Cat and Pumpkin
source: Silver Cute Dwarf Journal
You’ll find this freebie at the Silver Cute Dwarf Journal blog, along with several photos of the finished pillow that she created with it.
The pattern is charted with standard DMC colors, but I think the cat’s eyes and the jack’o’lantern face would look really cool with some glow-in-the-dark threads
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Best Witches
source: CyberStitchers.com
At 52 x 52 stitch count it’s the perfect size for a Halloween tree ornament or a little tuck pillow, but of course there are plenty of other options for working this fun design into your Halloween decor.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
