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| Mourning Cloak Butterfly is an intermediate pattern that uses stockinette stitch, intarsia, and short rows, as well as some embroidery or needle felting, and simple chain stitching to complete.
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Question Mark Butterfly is an intermediate pattern that uses stockinette stitch, intarsia, short rows, and needle felting or embroidery for details. Simple chain stitching is used to make the antenae.
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Tiger Swallowtail - Based on an actual butterfly, this intermediate pattern is done on size 1 needles, with light weight yarn, in stockinette stitch, intarsia, and some embroidery stitches are used to complete the design.
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Painted lady Butterfly is an intermediate pattern done on size 1 needles with light weight yarn and based on an actual butterfly. This pattern involves stockinette stitch, i-cord, intarsia, and some embroidery stitches.
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Monarch Butterfly is an intermediate pattern based on an actual butterfly that is worked on size 1 needles with light weight yarn. Stockinette stitch, I-cord, intarsia, and some embroidery stitches are used to complete this pattern.
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Tashene's Flower Garden is an intermediate pattern using size 1 needles and sport weight wool yarn. This collection includes 6 different basic patterns flower patterns with a few variations. The include snap dragons, tulips, daisies, columbine, daffodils, and black eyed susans. The flowers can be mounted on wire stems, and can be free standing when finished.
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Kay's Bearded Iris is an intermediate pattern using sport weight yarn on size 1 needles. The pattern is worked in stockinette stitch with short rows, I-cord, intarsia and uses latch hook techniques as well. The petals are supported with 24 gauge craft wire sewn under the edges, and the stems are supported with a heavier gauge craft wire of your choice.
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Chris' Meditation Garden is an advanced pattern worked with sport weight yarn on size 1 needles. The flowers are worked in stockinette stitch, intarsia, short rows, and I-cord stitching. Needle felting and embroidery are used to complete the patterns. Flower petals and stems are supported with craft wires.
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