Which flower is quickest to stitch?
The red rose: 207 stitches, against 294 for the lotus, the fullest one. On 14-count Aida none of the twelve is wider than 1.5 in, so each one fits a greeting card.
Can I make a bookmark or a card?
Yes. Stitch one flower for a card, or two or three in a column for a bookmark: choose “Stitch the background too” if you want a solid strip, or leave the fabric showing. In fuse beads, a single flower makes a magnet or a keyring.
Can I make a flower blanket from the squares?
Yes: one C2C square per flower, joined. Each square is about 45.6 cm (18 in) in worsted; twelve in four rows of three come to about 136.8 × 182.4 cm (54 × 72 in) before a border. Repeat a favourite or mix all twelve.
How big is the cross stitch?
Small, about the size of an ornament or a greeting card: the red rose is 16 × 22 stitches, 1.25 × 1.5 in on 14-count. Choose 11-count for a bigger piece.
Can I change the colours?
Yes. Click any colour to match the yarn, floss or beads you have; for C2C you can also pick the background yarn. The chart, the counts and the bobbin plan follow.
Can I change the picture itself?
Open the C2C square in the C2C bobbin calculator: you can paint over any tile and it works out the bobbins again.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no account and nothing is sent to a server; the patterns are made in your browser. They are for your own personal use.