Tombstone Monkeys

A humorous  new tombie from Ink Circles, Tombstone Monkeys is a fantastic adaption of the tradition monkeys who hear, see, and speak no evil. This is a cute warning to those who did!

Plum Street Samplers Retiring Several Tombies

5 designs in the Exhumeplary Collection from Plum Street Samplers are being retired.  Some of these are already getting hard to find. The tombies being retired are Eliza Pennance, Tillie Figg, Amos Figg, Jane Withers, and Emma Nettles.

An Adaptation Tombie

I saw this great ornament in the 2012 JCS Halloween ornament that I saw could be easily adapted to a great tombie.  I'm not entirely happy with the angel on the tombstone, I may rework it. I stitched this with HDF Begrimed silk floss and I love the way that it looks.

Churchyard tombstones

Here is a tombie that isn't very gloomy.  It will appeal to those who don't even like tombies.  It's called Old Stone Church by Elizabeth's Designs.  I think it's very peaceful looking.

Yet Another Raven

I seem to be attracted to designs with ravens in them lately.

Ashes to ashes, Dust to dust is what this tombie from Carriage House Samplings says. This is not a great picture of Curse of the Raven, but it is a great tombie. 

Great older pattern

This is a wonderful smaller pattern from Carriage House Samplings called Tiny Tombstones.  It's one of the first tombie designs that I ever saw and one of the ones that got me hooked on tombies.

Just Caught my Eye

I just found this new tombie with a great epitaph called Jonathan Pease from Cardan Antiques and Needlework.