Free .PDF at my Dropbox: Spring Floral Tile
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You might remember my last post about this project, my entry in DMC's Spring Florals Instagram Contest? The Contest closed in May, and after a lot of suspense, it turned out that I wasn't one of the five winners. To view the winners, visit @dmc_embroidery.
But I really enjoyed designing and stitching this cute little garden, and I thought you might like to stitch it too! So I'm sharing the pattern for free, for personal and charitable stitching (as usual, please don't sell the pattern itself, or items made from it).
If you look closely, there are several mini-motifs. The center square would make a lovely ornament, one of the corner flowers could be a nice scissors fob, and the line of tulips could be repeated along the edge of a dishtowel or pillowcase 😊
If you do stitch up your own Spring Floral Tile, or any variation of thereof, I would so very much love to see your work 💕 Please send me a picture, or a link to your photo! My e-mail is in the sidebar, and I'm @aureliaeglantine on Instagram 🌷
Hope you're having a lovely Summer! The flowers have been slow to bloom this year, so I am happy to have some cross-stitched ones to cheer me up 💐
5 comments:
I love the bright colors. You did a very nice job with this. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks so much Gracie, I'm very happy you like it 😊
What a pretty tile. The Back Stitch is a good outline for the design.
I saved it; thank you for sharing~ :D/ It's a shame this pattern didn't win; it's so pretty. My favorite is still the center motif and the teeny flower porch brackets hah. Our flowers have been trying to make up for the never-ending winter... Now hopefully they don't die off in the extreme heat and drought of a skipped spring.
Thank you very much for sharing your beautiful pattern.
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