Category: Flowers and Nature

What does it mean when your cactus is smiling? Maybe they are quite happy to be left alone.

Remember when little girls would pull petals from flowers to determine if he loved her or not? This is one of those kinda daisies.

Here’s a collection of embroidery patterns of daisies from The Workbasket. Use them as edgings, borders just about anywhere. Pretty but not what I would call edgy.

Embroidery patterns of assorted flowers that are sprigs. Men generally wear them on lapels for formal occasions so if you embroider a sprig on your jacket lapel or blouse collar then you’ll have a permanent flower!

Tired of roses and pansies? Here’s some carnations to embroider.

Easy to pick cattails without having to wade though the marsh.

Wheat embroidery patterns from the days when wheat was the staff of life. If you are looking for a corner design for linens or hankies, they can be found here.

Not just wreaths with flowers but wreaths with leaves too. Some of these embroidery patterns are really old as I adapted them to easily traceable lines from the original numotypes. If you are looking for wreaths in the shape if hearts you’ll find them here.

A tisket, a tasket, a pretty little basket! Actually there are many flower basket embroidery patterns to choose from in this collection.

These roses may be single but they’re not lonely because there are a bunch of embroidery patterns here!

Ah, beauty. The world definitely needs more roses. When it comes to embroidery patterns a rose can be simple, realistic or just a bud. Cool, eh?

Got grapes? Around here Mustang grapes grow wild and at the end of summer I cut down the vines to use as kindling for the fireplace.