A hand holding an embroidered spider, cut into a patch, stitched in thread painting style
An embroidery hoop stitched with a spider web design; with an embroidered spider hanging from a white thread below it.
Close up view of an embroidered spider, worked in thread painting style, on grey fabric in a small embroidery hoop
Foreground shows a close up view of an embroidered brown spider, hanging from a white thread. Background shows a partial view of Sammy's face smiling from behind the spider.

Spider Embroidery Pattern

£ 4.99

This spooky little spider makes for a fantastic Halloween decoration. Choose how you want to display it - you can even make it into a patch for your clothes!

  • PDF includes spider pattern and full instructions (with detailed pictures) of each step
  • Suitable for beginners

For this project, you'll need: grey fabric; DMC thread (colours 434, 310, and 422); a 3 inch hoop; a needle, and transfer paper (either printable, or carbon paper).

If you want to make a web for your spider to sit in, the pattern is available as a free download here!

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I loved doing this Hallowe'en craft

This was so much fun! I really wanted to do a Hallowe'en inspired sew and saw this, it looked ideal.

The instructions were easy to follow and I really enjoyed seeing the spider fill in as I went along.

I crushed the stitching a little applying the interface. I think the iron was on too long, but I'm just learning.

The web was the free pattern and i like my spider having a home. I used 3 threads, but I think 2 would've been better.

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