Free patterns and charts: Autumn Halloween Fall

This roundup of free Embroidery or Cross-stitch patterns are all about Halloween, Autumn and fall. It tempting to skip ahead to Christmas but we love a good Halloween season in our house. I am sharing some of my favorite Cross stitch finds from all over the internet.

Update: I have edited this post to remove the broken links. This cross-stitch post was written in 2009 and since then many of these Cross stitch and embroidery bloggers have not survived. Some of these free patterns are lingering on the internet so if you find one please let us know. Meantime check out our other Halloween cross stitch posts.

(1) Halloween pup from Peticlar Fashions (via Tricia-Rennea)
(2) Jack-o-lantern and cider line art from Tricia-Rennea
(3) Trick or Treat from Two-Handed Stitcher
(4) Jolie rencontre from Les chroniques de Frimousse
(5) Thanksgiving characters from Connie G. Barwick of About.com
(6) Ottobre from Romy’s Cross Stitch Patterns
(7) Mademoiselle Automne from Le blog de carmela
(8) Happy Halloween from The Crimson Moon
(9) Candy corn from sudukc’s needleart & other musings
(10) Fall leaves line art from Tricia-Rennea

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It’s the time of year when I write this that no one really wants to be outside where I live because it is just too hot. But we still want to make things fun while we’re stuck inside all day.

Escape rooms at home are a great way to give kids a little fun challenge, and they’re great for small groups of kids to work on together, just for a fun afternoon activity or to build a birthday party or other special event around.

The best kinds of escape rooms are the ones that are totally done for you, like this zoo themed one from In the Playroom.

It opens with kids visiting the safari zoo, and somehow they are locked in the zoo and have to figure out how to get out before the zookeepers come back.

This set of printables has absolutely everything you need to complete the game, including details kids will love like a zoo admission ticket and certificate of completion for when they figure out the code to get out of the zoo.

In between they’ll solve puzzles with secret codes, go through a maze and match animals to letters to crack another code to finish the puzzle.

All of the pieces are really cute and I think this will engage kids of a variety of ages. Little kids might need a little help with the puzzles, but it should be fun for grown ups to play along, too. And if you or your kids are having trouble with any of the clues, the PDF also includes the solutions so you can help them crack the case without having to think too much about it.

This free download is available to subscribers, so head on over to In the Playroom to sign up and download this great zoo escape room to play with your kids today.

[Photo: In the Playroom]

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