This pretty daffodil cross-stitch pattern is a great way to bring a bit of spring to your walls.
Featured at Sew and So, the pattern is from a book by Jayne Netley Mayhew.
With the border, the finished piece is 7.75 by 6.5 inches, a great size for adding to your spring decor.
Are the daffodils blooming where you live? I think ours have all bloomed already. It doesn’t seem like that is possible!
[Photo via Sew and So.]
Looking for more Blackwork style embroidery patterns and charts? Check out these Blackwork embroidery patterns we found on Etsy. . Traditionally it was worked in black silk cotton
on white linen. It was used to decorate clothing. Thought to have originated in Spain around the 17th-18th century. There are lot’s of modern-day variations, one being that it is most commonly produced on Aida and not linen.
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