A picture of an embroidery hoop on a green background. In the embroidery hoop is an embroidery of some mistletoe stitched on calico fabric

December 2022 - Mistletoe Pattern

December 1, 2022

Mistletoe is so associated with Christmas but have you ever seen it out in the wild? It's most common in western England and parts of Wales. It grows as a hemiparasite on trees and should be easy to spot once the trees have lost their leaves.

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An image of an embroidery hoop on a brown background. On the embroidery hoop, stitched on calico fabric, is an embroidery of bulrushes in shades of brown

November 2022 - Bulrushes Pattern

November 1, 2022

If you walk across a field, down a steep set of steps you reach a nature reserve with fens and open water edged by bulrushes.

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A picture of an embroidery hoop laid on a page from a plant book. On the hoop is stitched a honeysuckle with 3 flowers

October 2022 - Honeysuckle Pattern

October 1, 2022

Our honeysuckle plant hasn't flowered yet as it needs to mature but I can't wait to see it bloom and what glorious colour the flowers will be.

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A picture of an embroidery hoop help up in front of a blackberry bramble. On the embroidery hoop is stitched an embroidery of some blackberries

September 2022 - Blackberry Pattern

September 1, 2022

Something a little different for this free pattern, not a flower but a fruit. Heading out of Summer and into Autumn, is a perfect time to pick blackberries from the brambles.

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August 2022 - Foxglove Pattern

August 1, 2022

Celebrate foxgloves standing proud and confidently above all the other flowers with this pattern.

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On a yellow background is an embroidery hoop with two white daisies stitched on it. On the left of the loop is a pair of stork shaped embroidery scissors, on the right is a twist of yellow, white and green embroidery thread

July 2022 - Oxeye Daisy Pattern

July 1, 2022

Daisies have been appearing in lawns and verges over the past few months and seeing a patch of grass in a park makes me want to lay down my blanket, have a picnic and make some daisy chains!