I'm am generally not an "out of the box" type of thinker when it comes to finishing off my stitching, but every now and then I get inspired.  I was working on this Halloween design, by Tiny Modernist, and while I was at work I passed by some unfinished Halloween decorations,  and there was a pumpkin.  They had all different shapes, and the back opens so you can put things in it, like a shadow box.  I thought it would be perfect for the pumpkin I was working on.  I pinned my fabric around acid free foam core,  painted the shadow box, added a cute bat, and I have a new Halloween decoration!

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m am generally not an &quot;out of the box&quot; type of thinker when it comes to finishing off my stitching, but every now and then I get inspired.  I was working on this Halloween design, by Tiny Modernist, and while I was at work I passed by some unfinished Halloween decorations,  and there was a pumpkin.  They had all different shapes, and the back opens so you can put things in it, like a shadow box.  I thought it would be perfect for the pumpkin I was working on.  I pinned my fabric around acid free foam core,  painted the shadow box, added a cute bat, and I have a new Halloween decoration!</p>
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Jack O'Lantern

Hi everyone, please mind my ignorance in this. Someone asked me to make a cake of a hat and sent me a photo of his favorite hat, a Stallworth Bailey. I want to make the cake look as close as possible to the real thing, but I need details on the stiching. The top of the hat and base look herringbone (do tell if I'm wrong), but the center is difficult for me, as I have no clue on stiching patterns. On the page it says aerated braiding, openwork braiding, but a google search was unsuccessful. I appreciate very much if someone could tell me what type of stiching it is and if it's possible to obtain samples or even make one 😅 so I can make a mold out of it. Any help is welcome.

<div class="md"><p>Hi everyone, please mind my ignorance in this. Someone asked me to make a cake of a hat and sent me a photo of his favorite hat, a Stallworth Bailey. I want to make the cake look as close as possible to the real thing, but I need details on the stiching. The top of the hat and base look herringbone (do tell if I&#39;m wrong), but the center is difficult for me, as I have no clue on stiching patterns. On the page it says aerated braiding, openwork braiding, but a google search was unsuccessful. I appreciate very much if someone could tell me what type of stiching it is and if it&#39;s possible to obtain samples or even make one 😅 so I can make a mold out of it. Any help is welcome.</p>
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Help with hat stiching

fall vegetable🥦🥕🌽 garden with cute scarecrow, pattern on etsy, link in comment

Coffee with Fruits/ Free Cross Stitch Patterns to Download in PDF Format

flash ❤‍🔥50% off❤‍🔥at stitchyprincess.etsy.com

I made this wee ghost (he's based off of a tattoo a friend got while VERY inebriated last Halloween!) and I thought he'd be a fun little pattern to share as a freebie! I included pictures of the chart, but if you want a PDF, just message me here, at my Facebook page (the Btch is Backstitch), or thebitchisbackstitch.etsy.com

<div class="md"><p>I made this wee ghost (he&#39;s based off of a tattoo a friend got while VERY inebriated last Halloween!) and I thought he&#39;d be a fun little pattern to share as a freebie! I included pictures of the chart, but if you want a PDF, just message me here, at my Facebook page (the Btch is Backstitch), or thebitchisbackstitch.etsy.com</p>
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FREE SPOOKY PATTERN

My new project for glow in the dark threads. I used white threads so that they were the same color when they are visible during the day. The sun is visible during the day, and the moon is visible at night. I plan to do something else in a similar style (when the image is different at night from what

My last finish! I never thought I'd be stitching a pigeon, but I love the result!

🎀Birthday sale🍰on stitchyprincess.etsy.com

Finished a while ago but it was for Fall! Pattern by me fabric by spoonflower.

Hi! When I embroidered Paris picture I was asked to make a pattern. Now I created a not very complicated tutorial- PDF pattern. This guide provides detailed steps-by- step of embroidery with photos.

I make cross stitched  jewelry,  and my niece saw my panda necklace, and asked if I could make one for her.  I told her I would do it for her birthday, which is at the end of September.  I found the panda earrings to go with it on Amazon.  Really cute for a little one turning 8!

<div class="md"><p>I make cross stitched  jewelry,  and my niece saw my panda necklace, and asked if I could make one for her.  I told her I would do it for her birthday, which is at the end of September.  I found the panda earrings to go with it on Amazon.  Really cute for a little one turning 8!</p>
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Stitched Necklace

The original chart, from OhMyStitches on Etsy, said "stay home and craft," but I changed it to better suite me.

<div class="md"><p>The original chart, from OhMyStitches on Etsy, said &quot;stay home and craft,&quot; but I changed it to better suite me.</p>
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FFO Project

Today we are all celebrating the 32nd anniversary of Ukraine's independence. In honor with this day, 💙💛 32% off 💙💛 in my etsy shop (link in comment)

How much would y’all charge for a sweatshirt like this?

I've made 3D Stumpwork wings!🦋 It's a fantasy butterfly design for my birthday. Planning to cover a dress in these (see pics) what do you think? I do a monthly $5 embroidery project but as it's my birthday I made the video tutorials & pattern free this month 🥰 - https://stitchgothica.com/3D-wings

Hand embroidered on handmade felt ring.

Just finished this, thrilled with how it came out!

<div class="md"><p>Just finished this, thrilled with how it came out!</p>
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Crow Linocut Embroidery Piece

“Mama” Sweatshirt

Bluey Embroidery

I love bumblebees. There'll be six of them.

My most recent finish! :))

adore 🎃, design on etsy (link in comment)

I embroidered this picture in cross stitch on Evenweave with Twist. It is 20cm x 28cm in size. It was created without embroidery instructions. Motive is from the internet.

Is there anything I can do to protect the inside of the stitch job? Like an adhesive layer?

<div class="md"><p>Is there anything I can do to protect the inside of the stitch job? Like an adhesive layer?</p>
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Stitch help

Flash weekend 30% offer on all my designs with promo WEEKEND (LINK IN COMMENT). P.S. Please pray for my city, because the last days of the shelling of my hometown are incredibly terrible!

102 hours later… Catbus is finally complete! || My Neighbor Totoro by Studio Ghibli (Embroidery OC by me ~ ZeeBam)

want to share my festive mood - I'm celebrating 37,000 sales on Etsy 🎉🎉🎉 This is a reason not to stop and continue to create! You are incredible, friendly people 💕 And in honor 37,000 sales - weekend 🌟 37% off with promo code 37000 (link in comment)

I time how long I work on a WIP. 
My biggest one here reached the 600 mark.
So happy with how it looks already 
PATTERN: the Reader from cross stitch collectibles

<div class="md"><p>I time how long I work on a WIP. 
My biggest one here reached the 600 mark.
So happy with how it looks already 
PATTERN: the Reader from cross stitch collectibles</p>
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600 hours in

Just finished my first monochrome! \o/ Really proud of it!

For all kinds of stitchery.

useful links

* [Convert Text to Cross Stitch] (http://www.stitchpoint.com/eng/tool/alph/cross-stitch-writing-tool.php)

check out other crafty subreddits

* /r/BobbinLace
* /r/crafts
* /r/craftit
* /r/crochet
* /r/crossstitch
* /r/hookandyarn
* /r/knitting
* /r/loomknitting
* /r/yarnswap

<div class="md"><p>For all kinds of stitchery.</p>

<p>useful links</p>

<ul>
<li><a href="http://www.stitchpoint.com/eng/tool/alph/cross-stitch-writing-tool.php">Convert Text to Cross Stitch</a></li>
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<p>check out other crafty subreddits</p>

<ul>
<li><a href="/r/BobbinLace">/r/BobbinLace</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/crafts">/r/crafts</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/craftit">/r/craftit</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/crochet">/r/crochet</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/crossstitch">/r/crossstitch</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/hookandyarn">/r/hookandyarn</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/knitting">/r/knitting</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/loomknitting">/r/loomknitting</a></li>
<li><a href="/r/yarnswap">/r/yarnswap</a></li>
</ul>
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