Spotlight Video Featuring Halloween Village by Stoney Creek

Join Donnett for Today's Spotlight Video featuring Stoney Creek's Halloween Village.

This is a very large pattern with a stitch count of 446w x 530h. On 20 count, the fabric size would be 50.5” x 59”-- that's one big piece of fabric!

The top of the pattern features a small jack o' lantern with crows on either side. Next are two zig-zag pumpkins with vines going down each side.

The left hand side features three pumpkins. The first pumpkin is decorated with a harlequin type designs. Next is a pumpkin with a spider and web. The last pumpkin features a bat right in the center.

At the bottom is a trio of jovial jack o' lanterns that look like they are having a great time.

The right hand side features a pumpkin with a checkerboard pattern.

Next is the most amazing witch! From her hat and red, red hair to her billowing cloak, she makes a striking figure.

In the top middle, we have a Halloween banner. Each letter is featured on a candy corn pennant.

In the moon, you have an amazing witch flying through on Halloween night.

I think the adorable shack on the right might be haunted but ya never know.

Now, the house on the left I know is haunted! Between the vampires, Frankenstein monster, a mummy and all of the ghosts about, it's most definitely haunted.

Lastly, we have the cemetery with a jolly skeleton to welcome any visitors.

Stoney Creek Halloween Village

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