.If you like your cross stitch patterns a little bit gothic yet likewise a little cute, you're going to desire to meet Etsy dealer White Protea Art.Their styles are fairly firmly on the adorable edge of the creepy-cute divide, yet the subject occasionally possesses a little a dark twist.There are actually ghosts, yet they are actually the cutest little bit of ghosts you have actually ever seen, residing their ideal lifestyles in the pumpkin patch, along with a Santa hat, going camping outdoors, consuming melon or checking out a publication. Often the ghosts are cats.You'll locate a sorcerer frog in a cauldron, mushrooms growing coming from a manual, a badger enjoying pumpkin ice cream.But there's additionally merely ordinary lovely creature cross sew trends, such as a set of llamas for Valentine's's Time, a watercolor axolotl as well as kittycats embellishing a Christmas time tree.Lots of the trends are actually in season, along with a heavy emphasis on fall/Halloween and Christmas. Actually, each of the store's nearly 70 patterns as of this creating come under five groups: summer months, fall, springtime, Halloween as well as Christmas.It's difficult to choose a depictive instance however below you'll view the occult bookshelf, filled with manuals, fruits, remedies as well as a couple of ghostie friends.The pattern is 84 through 96 stitches, which appears to 6 by 6.9 inches or even 15.2 through 17.4 centimeters on 14 count cloth. It utilizes 17 different colors as well as would certainly be actually best for your cabinet or mantle throughout spooky season.These styles are lovable as well as if I had the time I would certainly perform a whole series of ghosts, or all the mushroom trends for my child's room. If you like cottage center with a twist, you'll adore these projects.Check out their whole shop at White Protea Art on Etsy.Have a developer you love or an Etsy store you intend to spotlight? Send me the particulars by clicking on "suggest a DO-IT-YOURSELF" at the top of the web page and also submitting the document. [Photo: White Protea Art]