Oh no no no, don’t adjust your eyes, yes, that is a raccoon in a blood-red cult robe leading a moonlit trash ritual deep in the alley under the crustiest full moon you’ve ever seen. Welcome to Trash Summoners, the second unhinged masterpiece in the Trash Eaters series, where gothic cross stitch, Halloween cross stitch, and modern cross stitch collide in the filthiest urban summoning this side of Beelzebub’s recycle bin. Our beloved trash eater cross stitch crew, featuring the unholy alliance of raccoon cross stitch, rat cross stitch, pigeon cross stitch, and one very loud opossum, have carved a witchy cross stitch circle out of pepperoni slices and fish bones, and are full-sending a call into the trashcore void. It’s stinky, it’s sacred, it’s… suspiciously pizza-themed. This is spooky cross stitch meets occult cross stitch in its most gloriously feral form.
Listen, if you woke up one morning to find every garbage bin in the neighborhood flipped over, crusty pizza slices levitating, and rats doing the Macarena, this creepy cross stitch, my dear, is the reason why. This is not your grandma’s sampler. This is satanic cross stitch chaos sewn into the night air, powered by alley grease and chaos magic. The High Priest Trash Bandit™ has spoken. And if your first instinct was please don’t summon demons in the backyard sign, well, babe, it’s already too late.
Crafted for the unapologetically weird and eerily wonderful, this horror cross stitch design dances delightfully on the edge of sanity. Whether you stitch by candlelight or dumpster glow, you’ll be summoning stares (and possibly spirits) with this dark cross stitch, Wiccan cross stitch, and xstitch anomaly. Get ready to join the cult, snacks included. And remember: trash is temporary. Chaos is forever. And for those wondering, yes, this gothic cross stitch pattern was designed by actual trash witches during a late-night fast food frenzy. These aren’t just rodents, they’re elite scavengers with a passion for crusty relics and chaotic needlework. The aesthetic? Peak urbancore filth-glam, like if a sewer had a mood board. It’s equal parts snarky cross stitch attitude and full-blown funny cross stitch delirium. Don’t blame us if your finished piece starts whispering about sacrifice schedules and dumpster fire prophecies. You’ve been warned.

You will get a PDF counted cross stitch pattern available for instant download. No physical item will be sent.
The pattern includes:
– a finished image
– an image of the whole chart (color and b&w)
– colorful detailed symbol pattern in PDF format
– instruction and key section
– list of DMC thread colors

Floss: DMC 15 colors

Design size: 107x108Stitches (19,4 x 19,6 cm) (7,6 x 7,7 in.)

10 ct 107×108 Stitches (27,2 x 27,4 cm) (10,7 x 10,8 in.)
14 ct 107×108 Stitches (19,4 x 19,6 cm) (7,6 x 7,7 in.)
16 ct 107×108 Stitches (17,0 x 17,1 cm) (6,7 x 6,8 in.)
18 ct 107×108 Stitches (15,1 x 15,2 cm) (5,9 x 6,0 in.)
20 ct 107×108 Stitches (13,6 x 13,7 cm) (5,3 x 5,4 in.)
22 ct 107×108 Stitches (12,4 x 12,5 cm) (4,9 x 4,9 in.)
25 ct 107×108 Stitches (10,9 x 11,0 cm) (4,3 x 4,3 in.)
32 ct 107×108 Stitches (8,5 x 8,6 cm) (3,3 x 3,4 in.)
36 ct 107×108 Stitches (7,5 x 7,6 cm) (3,0 x 3,0 in.)

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