I love how simple this daisy is: a golden center surrounded by white petals, with a stem and two little green leaves. To make it, just follow the grid square by square, one bead at a time, starting from the top of your square pegboard. Place the yellow center first, then add the petals one by one around it — that’s the trick for keeping everything nice and symmetrical. The stem and leaves wrap it up neatly at the bottom. Same routine as always: parchment paper, a not-too-hot iron, small steady circles until the beads fuse evenly, then let it cool flat before peeling off, or it’ll warp. This sweet little flower makes soft wall decor for a kid’s room, or a cute laminated bookmark. A timeless classic you could remix in different petal colors too!
Mauve Tulip
A rounded mauve tulip with stem and leaves, ready to iron onto a square pegboard.
