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Etsy Spotlight The Little Stitcher Shop

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While prowling around on Pinterest I stumbled onto this Etsy shop, The Little Stitcher Shop, which makes digital cross stitching patterns, some of which are absolutely Goth appropriate! I personally dont cross stitch, but its something Ive looked into (I like to do things with my hands while watching movies or listening to podcasts and etc., and it would be nice to have something constructive to do.) Here are some of my favorite patterns!

The Witchs Home






Check here to see all the rest of the patterns from this shop!

Do any of you all cross stitch? If so, where do you get your patterns?

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Etsy Spotlight MetalLiquor

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Todays spotlight is falling on MetalLiquor, a gothic jewelry shop on Etsy who Ive absolutely fallen in love with. Some of their stuff is more on the rock and roll side, some of it is elegant gothic, and all of it is extremely beautiful. Here are some of my favorites at time of writing:


To see more from MetalLiquor, please check them out on Etsy here!

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Etsy Spotlight Paragon of Design by Skrocki

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Recently, Ive been in contact with leather and metalworkers Skrocki about their amazing Etsy store Paragon of Design, and I had to share with you all. They create masks, guitar straps, accessories, and jewelry that Ive fallen in love with. Their designs take inspiration from Celtic patterns, Egyptian motifs, and tons of other sources and many of them compliment a Goth aesthetic perfectly. Here are a few of my favorite designs currently on their website:









Please go check out Skrocki for some of their amazingly gorgeous leatherworked and metalworked goods! You can also find them on their website, Facebook, and Instagram!

What are your current favorite Etsy stores?

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Etsy Spotlight Skulluminate

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Some readers (and followers of my Instagram) will know by now that I have a soft spot for ethically collected animal bones. I live near a forest and it doesnt take much hunting to find a few bones here and there, deer skulls or raccoon femurs or the like. So whenever I find an artist doing super cool things with those bones, Im totally on board. Enter Skulluminate.




Lilas creations are custom made unique works, and what I have seen are absolutely stunning!

Join me in oo-ing and ahh-ing over the Skulluminate Etsy shop here!

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