Jul 11 2008
Gingham Flowers Patterns - Complete Set
Here’s the complete list of patterns that were published in the Gingham Flowers series (there are six in total). These patterns were designed for tea towels but you can use them for other projects if you like.
All the details and instructions are found on the first pattern page (Gingham Daffodils).
Gingham Flowers Cross Stitch & Embroidery Pattern Series
- Gingham Daffodils *Also includes the introduction and instructions for the entire set.
- Gingham Rose
- Gingham Iris
- Gingham Crocus
- Gingham Poppy
- Gingham Tulip
More complete pattern sets available on Tipnut:
- Kitten Towels Days Of The Week
- Gingham Fruit Days Of The Week (Cross Stitch & Embroidery)
- Vintage Puppy Days Of The Week
- Kitchen Proverbs Embroidery Patterns
And more coming! 
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14 Jul 2008 at 12:57 pm
Thank you again! This is a beautiful set also. HOW DO YOU DO IT? I really appreicate your willingness to share with all of your fellow embroidery friends!
LOL
14 Jul 2008 at 12:58 pm
OOPS! I really APPRECIATE your willingness to share! (So much for spell-check!)
17 Jul 2008 at 12:22 pm
[...] tea towel set or a sweet addition to a little dress. The whole series is now gathered together in this post, along with links to several other complete pattern sets. Thanks, [...]
22 Aug 2008 at 5:58 am
I am new to the site and totally loved the pattern here. But I am not well aware of the Gingham Cross stitch embroidery. Is this the traditional Gingham emroidery? By reading the instructions, I have got some idea, but it will be great if you can show any one of this completed pattern? Can you post or e-mail me any photos of the completed pattern?
22 Aug 2008 at 11:02 am
Hi Shrenika, it’s actually just cross stitch, there is some embroidery too (the outline stitch). It might have been more clear if I titled it “Cross Stitch & Embroidery”.
So no fancy new needlework to learn, just do the pattern in cross stitch :).