Click on an image to open the corresponding blog. The blog will have a free pattern (if available), video tutorial link (if available), and the written tutorial.
If there is just a video thumbnail, then I do not have a corresponding blog.
The African daisy artwork was done on watercolor paper and turned into a greeting card. You can easily burn the image onto a piece of wood. Also, it’s your choice if you want to add color. African Daisy
Apple blossom artwork explains how to create the delicate white flowers of an apple tree. Apple Blossom
This floral serving tray is a super easy project to do. The pyrography is very basic, and you can color it to match your decor. I will mention that if you prefer you don’t have to add color. You can burn the flower petals to a dark color or give them a bit of contouring. Color or no color the artwork will look great.
The image looks odd because I photoshopped the sides of the tray along the edges of the image. This shows how the design wraps around the tray. Floral Tray
The gazania flower is one that you can easily leave out the color and it will still look awesome. Truth be told I think I prefer it without color. I will mention that my husband absolutely hates the flower bud below the main flower. He thinks it looks like some sort of alien eyeball. If you don’t care for it either, then leave it out. The great thing when creating your own artwork is that you can customize it to your own preferences.
The purple iris featured in the reference photo is a rather beautiful. It’s a beautiful flower to create as pyrography.
I’ve had several people tell me I should have added color to it. I’m not the best when it comes to adding color. Since I didn’t want to ruin what I thought was a good pyrography art, I left it alone. That said, if you would like to add some color, by all means please do so. Purple Iris
The ranunculus flower is beautiful and fun. I love creating the ruffles on the petals. The reference photo features a pink flower, and adding color to the artwork would look great. Ranunculus
Stylized Rose. I called this artwork the stylized rose because I already had a project called the Rose. I didn’t want two projects with the same name. Stylized Rose
The trillium is a wildflower found in the shady forest grounds of the pacific northwest.
Water lily. This blog will explain how to create the pale petals of the water lily. Water Lily
The below images are for artworks that do not have functional blogs. I have added links to the pattern and any video tutorial (if available).
