HELLO PUMPKIN AUTUMN FALL STITCH ALONG 2019

April 25, 2019 3 Comments

Fancy a new cross stitch pattern? Love Halloween cross stitch (just without the spooky ghosts or witches) so why not make friends, have fun and join in with the brand new exciting cross stitch along project, 'Hello Pumpkin!'

It starts on 16th May and continues for 5 months. You'll be emailed once each month with a small section of the cross stitch pattern, stitch as you go and the patterns all join up to reveal the overall fabulous Autumn/Fall pattern! Click HERE to shop today.

If you love the warm pumpkin Autumn DMC thread shades and cute woodland animals, this could well be your next cross stitch WIP of the season! All prices are one offs, the kits come with all materials you'll need and support is available 24/7 in the dedicated Facebook group HERE.

Watch the video below for sneak peeks and more information!

3 Responses

Sally Wilson

May 20, 2019

Hi Sharon, you can easily change the currency to USD using the currency convertor tool in the bottom left corner when using a desktop computer. You can access all prices depending on the choice here: https://www.caterpillarcrossstitch.com/products/hello-pumpkin

Sharon Materne

May 03, 2019

How much is the pumpkin stitch a long. I live in Louisiana United States

AnnaNosova

April 26, 2019

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