Pink Flamingo

This one takes just a bit more patience than the others because of that long, thin leg, but it’s so worth it! One square equals one bead: start with the round pink body, work your way up the neck one square at a time (that’s what gives it that lovely curve), then add the head, the black beak, and the tiny white eye. Key tip for this one: place the leg bead by bead, without skipping across diagonally, or it will come apart when you peel it off the pegboard. Once ironed, this flamingo makes a lovely shelf decoration, or you can turn it into a hanging ornament for a kid’s room. A little bit of exotic, chic flair that’s a nice change from the usual animals!