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Witchy Stitching: 25 Patterns to Haunt Your Home by Meg Black; The Witchy Stitcher

Pub date - 8/12/25

We all know, are married to, have parented, or are ourselves, someone who loves Halloween and keeps it in their heart (and often home decor) all year long.

This book is perfect for that person. It’s also perfect for anyone who loves needlework.

Gorgeous to look through as well as full instructions along with helpful information for creating, and framing, your own cross stitch projects.

Let me expand more on the “gorgeous to look through” - the patterns contained in this book are unique, vibrant, and beautiful. I looked through the book and saw a number of patterns I want to sew

*Dracula’s castle *carnivorous plants *vintage Halloween Ferris wheel *happy owl-o-ween *Victorian haunt *Nevermore

… among others.

The patterns are unique and fun; I was really impressed with the creativity and adored these projects (and this guide). I’ll definitely be getting Witchy Stitching for our bookshelves and this is absolutely a recommendation.

Thank you to Herbert Press and NetGalley for the DRC

Witchy Stitching: 25 Patterns to Haunt Your Home by Meg Black; The Witchy Stitcher

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[katiehayesluke]

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