Free Halloween Cross Stitch Patterns designed by Connie G. Barwick. Add the designs to treat bags, cards or t-shirts.
For more free Halloween patterns, see Free Halloween Cross Stitch Patterns from Various Websites.
For more free Halloween patterns, see Free Halloween Cross Stitch Patterns from Various Websites.
Happy Halloween Saying
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Several versions are this pattern are presented. Stitch the Cross Stitch version and get lots of practice with quarter stitches.
Have a Spooky Halloween Pattern
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Stitch this free Have a Spooky Halloween Cross Stitch pattern to add to a wreath or treat bag.
Come Into My Parlor Saying
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Add a creepy Spider saying to your Halloween decor. Two small motifs are included that accessorize with the pattern.
Horrifying Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Stitch this free Have a Horrifying Halloween Cross Stitch pattern to add to your Halloween decorations.
Jack-O-Lantern Pattern
Design © Connie G. Barwick
A smiling Pumpkin face would make a great little framed design to add to a wreath or card.
Large Skull and Crossbones Motif
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Use the design to make a pirate flag for a costume or stitch the skull alone for a creepy design for Halloween. Use glow-in-the-dark floss on black fabric for an eerie project.
Scary Black Cat Silhouetted Against the Moon
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Stitch the black cat against the moon motif for a pin or Halloween ornament.
Small Skull and Crossbones Motif
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Stitch the small skull motif alone for a creepy pin or make a miniature pirate flag for a Halloween display.
Spooky Spider Pattern
Design © Connie G. Barwick
A spooky spider - easy enough for beginning stitchers.
Trick or Treat Pattern
Design © Connie G. Barwick
Two pairs of pumpkins cavort in a patch on Halloween.
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If you use one of the free Cross Stitch Patterns designed by Connie G. Barwick for a project, submit a photo of the project for the About.com Cross Stitch Photo Album. Show off your Cross Stitch!
