Hi, I’m artist and designer Jacquelyn Fox, and Waxing Moon Designs has been my creative outlet for almost 18 years. My main focus has been counted cross stitch design, but more recently I have branched out into other areas, including rug hooking, punch needle and even greeting cards.
Bookmark this blog and check here for updates on new patterns, and favorite my Etsy shop to be notified of new releases there.
To check availability of my current cross stitch leaflets, visit the website of my wholesale distributors:
Hoffman Distributing at http://www.hoffmandis.com
Norden Crafts at http://www.nordencrafts.com
Yarn Tree at http://yarntree.com/cross-stitch/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=83_1046
Wichelt Imports at http://www.wichelt.com
Waxing Moon greeting card designs can be purchased here: http://www.greetingcarduniverse.com/WaxingMoonDesigns
You can contact me by email at JFox@waxingmoondesigns.com
Happy stitching!
waxingmoondesigns.com 
Is the Moon Button still available for your chart “Love you to the Moon”?
We have a customer buying the chart who wants to know before purchasing. Thanks.
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They’re almost gone. I am offering the few I have left on my Etsy store or she can email me at JFox@waxingmoondesigns.com and I’ll make sure she gets one.
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I’m looking at simply Halloween #128 the Skeletons, Witches and Spooky Ghosts…it’s simply Halloween! And the information on the back advises that it uses 28 count Monster Mash Cashel from Picture This plus but the photo on the front show something that appears to have purple light green Etc where is Monster Mash is very dark greens. Can you please tell me what the picture used on the front of the chart was stitched with?
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Hi Melissa–
That is actually the Monster Mash fabric as listed on the pattern, but the color is certainly different now than it was when I stitched the model. I’ve had other people inquire about the same issue and I wish I could suggest another fabric that would be that same green & purple blend, because it looks so nice with the pattern, but I don’t know of any, unfortunately.
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