About Full Moon Creations 13

Full Moon Creations 13 brings hand-embroidered art and one-of-a-kind curiosities to the Haunted Happenings Marketplace in Salem, Massachusetts. This is a one-person studio — one maker, one machine, one thread at a time — where every pagan altar cloth, bag, and embroidered piece is stitched by hand with intention, positivity, and a little manifestation.

Expect an eclectic kaleidoscope of embroidered wonder: celestial and floral designs, pagan altar cloths, and richly detailed shadowboxes that pull you into another world — haunted houses, fairy gardens, even Alice slipping through the Looking Glass. Full Moon Creations 13 also builds mixed-media shadowboxes inside antique clock cases, layered with ethically sourced taxidermy for collectors who love the curious, the gothic, and the beautifully strange.

Handmade with Intention — A Unique Angle

Nothing here is mass-produced. Each cloth and bag is made entirely by hand, and no two shadowboxes are alike. It is the kind of booth where the handmade, the witchy, and the wonderfully odd sit side by side — pieces that feel like they were made for you because, in a way, they were.

Where and When to Shop

Find Full Moon Creations 13 at Salem Common on October 10, 11, and 12 (Indigenous Peoples Day weekend) during Haunted Happenings 2026. Salem Common operates on the following dates:

• September 26–27 (Saturday–Sunday)
• October 10–12 (Saturday–Monday, Indigenous Peoples Day) — Sunday, October 11: Holiday hours may apply.
• October 17–18 (Saturday–Sunday)
• October 24–25 (Saturday–Sunday)
• October 31 (Halloween, Saturday)
• November 1 (Sunday)

Hours: Saturdays 10 AM – 8 PM · Sundays 10 AM – 6 PM · Indigenous Peoples Day Monday 10 AM – 6 PM · Halloween 10 AM – 9:45 PM

Follow Full Moon Creations 13

Follow @full_moon_creations on Instagram for new work and behind-the-scenes stitching, and on TikTok for a closer look at the process.