Five dogs, all wearing ghost sheets, lined up in a row. Thats the whole design, and honestly thats all it needed to be. You can see the dog faces poking out through the cutouts at the top of each sheet. Different breed shapes too. A plain orange pumpkin sits off to the left side. One dog in the middle is holding a jack-o-lantern bucket. The one near the right has a spider web draped clean over the sheet, with a lil spider dangling underneath. Black sparkle diamonds float around em. Really really simple palette. Just 4 colours: white, grey, orange, black. Under 16,600 stitches even on the biggest size.
The design is wide and short, more of a banner shape than a square. The 8-inch size runs 8 inches across and only 3.51 inches tall, which makes it kinda perfect for across the chest of a tee or as a border strip on a tote. The outlines are digitised as running stitch over satin edges, which keeps it light and clean. The ghost sheets are white tatami fill, soft density, so they dont go stiff on the fabric. Hoop in portrait orientation if your machine has a small throat but needs the full 8-inch width.
My dog-rescue volunteer friend uses this one on her charity fundraiser totes every october and she sells through every single run. She does them on natural canvas with black handles and they photograph realywell on a flat lay. Its the kind of design youre done digitising in a short run but people cant stop looking at it. One year she did thirty totes in a week using the 6-inch size on the front panel. Alot of ghost dogs in one kitchen that november, according to her.
Use a tearaway stabiliser on canvas and woven cotton. Skip velvet and pile fabrics here because the fine black outlines need a firm, flat surface to stay crisp. Pair the smaller 5-inch with a matching pumpkin patch design on a kids pillowcase. Best results on white, cream or pale grey backgrounds where the white ghost fills actually register as ghost-sheet colour and dont just disappear into the fabric.
What people are using this design for
A starting point. The design works for plenty more than just this list, this is what folks have stitched it onto most.
- Dog rescue charity fundraiser tote bagsRun the 6-inch on natural canvas totes for a dog rescue october fundraiser. They photograph well on flat lays and sell fast.
- Halloween trick-or-treat tote for dog lover kidsStitch the 5-inch on a cream canvas treat bag for a dog-loving kid going trick-or-treating. Easy and repeatable.
- Pet groomer seasonal apron borderPop the 8-inch across the front bib of a black apron for a dog groomer working through the halloween season.
- October tee shirt chest panel for dog ownersCentre the 6-inch on a pale grey long-sleeve tee. Ghost white on light grey is subtle but the outlines carry it.
- Kids pillowcase paired with pumpkin designUse the 5-inch on the front of a pillowcase paired with a separate pumpkin design on the back flap for a matching set.
- Vet clinic halloween waiting room decor hoopHoop the smaller size in a 6-inch frame and hang it at a veterinary clinic reception as seasonal wall decor.
- Dog mum halloween sweatshirt placementPlace the 8-inch across the chest of a white sweatshirt for a dog owner wearing it to a halloween party.
- Canvas zipper pouch for pet suppliesStitch the 5-inch on a cream canvas zipper pouch for dog treats. Functional and seasonal at the same time.
Dimensions
4 sizes included. Stitch counts shown for the largest colorway.
| Size (in) | Stitches |
|---|---|
| 5.00 × 2.19 in | 9,285 |
| 6.00 × 2.63 in | 11,648 |
| 7.00 × 3.07 in | 14,040 |
| 8.00 × 3.51 in | 16,568 |
Files & Formats
Eight machine formats included in one zip. Whichever your machine reads, its in the pack.








Plus a color chart for thread matching. See full format guide.
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Reyazul Masud Riham, hand-drawing every design on this site
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