Every now and then one needs something a little different than what they generally stitch, so here from Coatscraft of Spain come a lovely assortment of Bonsai Trees.
Any of these trees will be a pleasure to sew but there are other little designs on this chart that can be incorporated into a fine stitchery.
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Stitcheroo My Darling 
I really like the whole chart, other than the pruning tools, which just aren’t very attractive to me. I could see repeating the motif on the other side in that panel, though, maybe varying the colors in the teapot’s pattern.
The pruning shears are a little different than the style we use and I agree with you in repeating the motif. Overall, many useful ideas. Thanks for your comment Maia.
Some fantastic designs on that site, thanks for the tip! The insects sampler has been added to the must stitch pile already
I know all too well about the stitch pile. I’m so glad to add to yours