Bright Blue Witch with Jewel-Toned Broomstick
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Witches have captivated imaginations across centuries, evolving from feared folklore figures to beloved pop-culture icons. Medieval and early modern depictions painted them as dangerous outsiders, but contemporary culture—especially in children's media and Halloween traditions—reimagines witches as clever, powerful, and often humorous characters. The broomstick, originally a domestic household tool, became the witch's most recognizable accessory through medieval superstitions and has remained a symbol of magical flight and mischief ever since.
- Stitch count: 110 x 88
- 21 colors in the palette
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110 x 88 stitches 21 colors
Pattern description
A pixelated witch in brilliant blue takes flight on this 110×110 stitch counted cross-stitch pattern, rendered in 21 DMC thread colors across intermediate skill levels. The character's cheerful yellow face, brown hat details, and pink dress pop against the turquoise body, while a rich chocolate-brown broomstick trails behind—a composition that balances playful charm with bold, saturated hues.
The palette draws warmth and depth from golden yellows and forest greens contrasting with cool teals and sky blues, creating visual movement without clashing. This color harmony makes the design equally suited to Halloween décor or year-round whimsical displays.
Worked on 14-count Aida with DMC floss, this pattern offers intermediate stitchers a satisfying challenge—enough color transitions to stay engaging, but straightforward enough to complete in a weekend or two. The downloadable PDF chart works beautifully at scale, making it an ideal gift project for friends who appreciate witchy humor and pixel art.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 110 x 88 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 7.9 x 6.3 inches or 200 x 160 mm
Suggested Material Size: 13.8 x 12.2 inches or 350 x 310 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
