I combined Celtic and Halloween, cross stitch and beading to make this pattern that is in the special Halloween 2025 issue of Just Cross Stitch magazine.

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I combined Celtic and Halloween, cross stitch and beading to make this pattern that is in the special Halloween 2025 issue of Just Cross Stitch magazine.
My new little patterns, Midnight Carnival.
New pattern I designed.
My new pattern.
Here is a new pattern I made that I could put on my mask. I Had fun stitching it and finishing it different ways. The mask is stitched on Peoria Purple linen from Weeks Dye Works and the necklace and tin are stitched on Peaceful Purple linen from Wichelt.
Here is my first design in my Santa Lover’s Series. This is the Book Lover’s Santa. I did two versions, one bright and detailed and a rustic one.
I repurposed Altoid tins. The patterns are in the 2020 Special Halloween Issue of Just Cross Stitch.
My husband and I are stitching these little ornaments I designed for my friends to remember (as if we could forget) this strange year. I decided to make the pattern available for all to stitch. Check at your local needlework store for the pattern, or check fronyritterdesigns.com for where to buy.