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Stigmata Patch – medieval, black metal patch, white metal patch, horror patch, anatomical, christian metal, jesus christ, sacred heart patch
Based on a 16th century woodcut symbolising the stigmata.
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Screen printed sew on patch. White on black cotton.
This patch is:
15cm x 15cm – 6″ x 6″ approx
Hand printed and cut
Printed with professional textiles ink and wash safe once ironed**Safe to hand wash. Never machine wash or tumble dry.
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Check out my shop for more insect patches, including a flea, a beetle and dragonfly.
All my patches are printed on quality cotton (the weight of material used for a dress shirt), not canvas. My patches are hand printed and hand cut so expect variations in the cut edges. When I sew on my patches I like a frayed edge but for a neat edge you can fold the edges under when sewing.
Most patches will be folded to post, so just run an iron over it when it arrives!
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Check out my new website www.toothxnail.co.uk for more offers
Or follow me on Instagram @_toothxnail_ for inspiring customer photos and jacket ideas
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Witches Ride Greeting Card
Card size A6 10.5 x 14.8 cm or 4.1 x 5.8 inches.
Cards are blank inside for your own personal message.£4.50 Sold by: GlamBeckettArt -
Season of the Witch Greeting Card
Card size A6 10.5 x 14.8 cm or 4.1 x 5.8 inches.
Cards are blank inside for your own personal message.£4.50 Sold by: GlamBeckettArt -
Danse Macabre Greeting Card
Card size A6 10.5 x 14.8 cm or 4.1 x 5.8 inches.
Cards are blank inside for your own personal message.£4.50 Sold by: GlamBeckettArt -
Owl Patch – cute patch, bird, sew on patch, animal, forest, gothic patches, witchcraft, woodland, witch familiar, nature punk, occult
Owl patch, based on an antique woodcut illustration.
Owls were traditional one of a witches familiars, they are associated with watchfulness, wisdom and the dead in the western world, but in many culture they are also associate with luck and general good fortune or as harbingers of misfortune. This cute patch looks beautiful styled on a dark mori garment, perfect for nature punks, wiccan and witches.
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Screen printed sew on patch. White on black cotton.
This patch is:
17cm x 14cm – 7″ x 5″ approx
Hand printed and cut
Printed with professional textiles ink and wash safe once ironed**Safe to hand wash. Never machine wash or tumble dry.
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Check out my shop for more insect patches, including a flea, a beetle and dragonfly.
All my patches are printed on quality cotton (the weight of material used for a dress shirt), not canvas. My patches are hand printed and hand cut so expect variations in the cut edges. When I sew on my patches I like a frayed edge but for a neat edge you can fold the edges under when sewing.
Most patches will be folded to post, so just run an iron over it when it arrives!
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Check out my new website www.toothxnail.co.uk for more offers
Or follow me on Instagram @_toothxnail_ for inspiring customer photos and jacket ideas
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Dr Theobald the Scourger –
I am very inspired by the look of the plague doctor. So much so in fact I also make masks, and part of Montol involves groups of similarly dressed people in guilds roaming the streets of Penzance on the 21st December every year and entertaining people at the various pubs they stop in. I have made a guild of quack doctors who play music, and add comedy to the evening, with out dated and terrifying cures and questionable sick notes for those who wish to stay in bed the following day. We also have a guise beast called Ratael, a sort of mutant plague-ridden Obby Oss in the form of a rat.
All except two of the members of the guild are called Dr. Theobald, and this fellow beats the demons and illness out of patients, upon his robes are embroidered leeches, a quacks favoured company. He is just about to set to his evening business, and there will be a lot of people in need of his services tonight, as a meteor has foretold him of this news.
*Disclaimer* This was designed circa 2015, but apparently foretold some events in 2020
£24.95 Sold by: Tarraway HoofpressDr Theobald the Scourger –
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The Devil’s Bride
“I married the Dark Gentleman”, she said. “The Christians give a ring. The Dark Lord takes a finger.” From The Daylight Gate by Jeanette Winterson.
The Devil’s Bride (2021)
The hand of Elizabeth Southerns, a Pendle Witch.
Wax, acrylic & enamel paint, wood, paper, glass.
£150.00 Sold by: Duckie Flesheaters' Cabinet of CuriositiesThe Devil’s Bride
£150.00
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