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Dive deep into the world of creepy cute with the Floral Octopus Cross Stitch Pattern, a unique blend of marine mystery and blooming beauty. This quirky design features a majestic octopus adorned with delicate florals, bringing together sea life and whimsical charm in a perfectly unexpected combo.

Ideal for ocean lovers, alternative embroidery fans, or anyone who loves to stitch something a little different, this PDF cross stitch pattern is perfect for adding personality to your crafting wall or gifting to your favorite sea creature enthusiast.

Pattern Details:

🐙 Design: Floral-covered octopus with creepy cute marine flair

🌸 Style: Ocean meets gothic cottagecore – strange, sweet, and stunning

🧵 Format: Instant PDF download

📄 Includes:

Full-color and symbol chart

DMC thread list

Easy-to-follow layout for printing or digital stitching

Note: This listing is for a digital PDF pattern only – no materials included.

Let your stitches swim into something spectacular with this Floral Octopus design. Find it now on Etsy!

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