Flower Scarab Paper Chart

There is something quietly enchanting about this little creature, part garden, part jewel, part whispered story from another time. The Flower Scarab cross stitch pattern is the sixth design in my Flower Bug Series, and she carries a gentle elegance with her. Draped in soft florals and deep, moody tones, she feels almost like a relic from a hidden Victorian conservatory where nature and ornament become one. Though richly detailed, this is a truly fun stitch. The combination of cottons, silks, and a touch of sparkle from beads keeps each section interesting and rewarding, making it a lovely project to settle into. Design Details: Stitch Count: 117 (w) x 161 (h) Fabric: 36 count linen (model stitched on Fiber on a Whim “Silver Fox”) Threads: DMC, Caron Waterlilies, and Classic Colorworks Cotton Embellishments: Mill Hill beads Skill Level: Confident beginner and up The softly shifting colors and delicate floral elements bring this scarab to life, while the beadwork adds just a hint of shimmer—like morning dew caught in the garden. She pairs beautifully with the other designs in the series, yet is just as striking on her own. Flower Scarab Cross Stitch Pattern There is something quietly enchanting about this little creature—part garden, part jewel, part whispered story from another time. The Flower Scarab is the sixth design in my Flower Bug Series, and she carries a gentle elegance with her. Draped in soft florals and deep, moody tones, she feels almost like a relic from a hidden Victorian conservatory—where nature and ornament become one. Though richly detailed, this is a truly fun stitch. The combination of cottons, silks, and a touch of sparkle from beads keeps each section interesting and rewarding, making it a lovely project to settle into. Design Details: Stitch Count: 117 (w) x 161 (h) Fabric: 36 count linen (model stitched on Fiber on a Whim “Silver Fox”) Threads: DMC, Caron Waterlilies, and Classic Colorworks Cotton Embellishments: Mill Hill beads Skill Level: Confident beginner and up The softly shifting colors and delicate floral elements bring this scarab to life, while the beadwork adds just a hint of shimmer, like morning dew caught in the garden. She pairs beautifully with the other designs in the series, yet is just as striking on her own. © 2026 The Wishing Thorn. All rights reserved. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be reproduced, distributed, or sold.