This white lily is one of my favourite flower patterns: fan-shaped petals, a bold golden centre, and a green stem running right down to the bottom of the board. Reading it couldn’t be simpler: one square equals one bead, worked row by row starting at the top of the petals. Since the chart runs a little taller than it is wide, I’d suggest joining two square pegboards end to end, or using one larger board if you’ve got one handy. Try to keep the petals nice and even on both sides of the stem, that’s what gives the finished piece its lovely balance once ironed. Hang it on the wall or prop it on a shelf, this lily needs no water and no sunlight, just a quick press with the iron. A gorgeous make to bring a bit of spring into your decor all year round!
Sunflower
A bright sunflower with pointy petals and a speckled center, made on a large square pegboard.
