Here’s a little house with plenty of character to decorate your home as Halloween creeps closer! I drew its dark silhouette standing out against a night sky, with glowing windows that instantly set a mysterious mood. Reading the pattern couldn’t be simpler: each square is one bead, and the color key tells you exactly which shade to place where. I’d suggest beading the pointed roof first, since it’s the trickiest part, then filling in the walls and windows that make up the rest of the design. Once ironed, this shivery little house looks great hanging in a window or sitting on a shelf, for homemade Halloween decor you can make together with the kids.
Funny Skull
A round, smiley little skull sized for a square pegboard — spooky-cute Halloween décor, not actually scary.
