Colorful Flower Pot

I love patterns that can stand up all on their own once they’re done, and this one does exactly that: with its nice wide base, this little flower pot never tips over, even sitting on a shelf. One square equals one bead: start with the brown pot at the bottom (it gets wider toward the ground, that’s intentional), then the green stem, the two little leaves, and finally the pink flower with its yellow center on top. My pro tip: fill in every bead of the pot before ironing, or the base can come loose when you handle it. Once finished, this little pot brightens up a shelf, a kid’s desk, or a reading corner, bringing a bit of spring all year long, even in the middle of winter. A pattern that’s always a hit at home.