Flowers Bingo Links

[StitchingMel]

Water Lily

I love Lillies (bet you can't guess where my daughter got her name from ) but I think my favourite is still the White Lily

Mel xx

[minij]

You are all a really bad influence on me

I have seen this water lilly before and wanted to get it so I have just ordered the chart, my pile to do is getting so high

[SusanF]

I have seen this water lilly before and wanted to get it so I have just ordered the chart, my pile to do is getting so high

[StitchingMel]

Minij - that's a problem because ............... ??

Mel x

[minij]

Mel I think my 'to do pile' has grown 100 times since joining the forum in November, how do I prioritise

[SusanF]

Here are todays links:

Azalea:

I love seeing an Azalea bush in full bloom, such a treat in the spring time.



and an Azalea chart can be found here.


Chrysanthemum:



Another link coming up - this time it's not for cross-stitch but I love it!!! Maybe Rose will like this.


Crocus:



and a chart can be found here.


Pansy:



The last chart for today - here.

[Kute Kitty]

Once again Susan I find myself looking through the pictures thinking "so that's the flowers they meant!" I often profess interest and understanding when people are talking about their flowers and don't actually have a clue which ones they mean unless they physically point them out to me! Lovely pictures, and lovely charts too!

[SusanF]

Thanks KK, I've really enjoyed choosing my favourite images and charts for this bingo - and a couple of the photographs are actually my own (but only a few, I really must start using my camera more often again this year).

[~threadbear~]

Just wanted to say 'Thank you' for these beautiful flower links.
I had meant to join the bingo for this and completely forgot to do it in time but I'm really enjoying the pictures and the chart links.
I flowers.

[scotia]

Susan, the pictures of the flowers are gorgeous, funnily enough I am just back from walking the dog in Pollok Park!

[cannp123165]

Thank you for the beautiful pictures and charts!

[SusanF]

Susan, the pictures of the flowers are gorgeous, funnily enough I am just back from walking the dog in Pollok Park!

Small world isn't it

[SusanF]

I could only manage to find charts for two of the four flowers tonight (so do let me know if any of you find any others).

Gerbera:

One of my favourite flowers - they make me smile

You may recognise the photo!!



And DMC have very kindly provided us with a free chart here!


Magnolia:



Scroll down a bit here to find the magnolia chart.


Marigold:



No chart


Scabious:

Isn't it such a horrible name - which is a shame because it is actually a beautiful delicate flower.



That's it for tonight, no chart for scabious either, I'm afraid.

[Mabel Figworthy]

Not a freebie, but a kit:

scabious

[Mabel Figworthy]

And a card with a Marigold Fairy

[SusanF]

Managed better tonight, with charts for three out of the four flowers

Buddleia:

Sometimes known as the Butterfly Bush as they all seem to love it.



Another less well known buddleia is the one I've got in my garden. For a few weeks it's fantastic, but then the flowers turn brown and it doesn't look so good for the rest of the year.



No chart for buddleia - but you did get two photos


Iris:



And we have a link from CrossStitchPro - thanks Lori


Lily:



and a chart here.


Tulip:



The chart for the tulip is from the Caron web site and includes a tutorial on using variegated floss.

[K1nS]

The lily and Tulip are my fav, they are such gorgeous flowers