the age where technology is able to do almost everything, it is a huge comfort (for me, anyway) to know that the art of hand embroidery has not been lost. As a child, I remember looking at my grandmother's embroidery as well as learning different stitches in school. Being able to sew by hand came in handy when buttons came loose or clothes needed to be mended.
ETSY is a happy place for me and here, I found several wonderful artists who keep the art of stitches alive and well.
Through her embroidered portraits, dioramas, and jewelry, Cindy Steiler takes hand embroidery to the next level and with a modern twist. Her ETSY shop, MarysGranddaughter, was named in honor of her grandmother who taught her sewing and crochet. I love how she incorporates vintage materials and antique doll parts in creating such imaginative pieces.
Johanna Wood of Metal, Cloth & Wood incorporates embroidery in her wonderful sterling silver jewelry. Her pieces are worth collecting, wearing, and showing off.
WaterRose's meticulously embroidered wrist cuffs, home décor, and jewelry are sure to invite many compliments aside from ooooohs and aaaaahs. I personally admire her embroidered Queen Anne's Lace.
For the science geek in all of us (myself included), Malarie Burgess' aptly named ItsAStitch shop offers handstitched molecules --taking embroidery to the "molecular level" . I especially like her rendition of Oxytocin <3 <3 <3
I hope you enjoyed these embroidered creations. Until next time, thanks for reading. =(^.^)=
ETSY is a happy place for me and here, I found several wonderful artists who keep the art of stitches alive and well.
Through her embroidered portraits, dioramas, and jewelry, Cindy Steiler takes hand embroidery to the next level and with a modern twist. Her ETSY shop, MarysGranddaughter, was named in honor of her grandmother who taught her sewing and crochet. I love how she incorporates vintage materials and antique doll parts in creating such imaginative pieces.
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girl and her goat - embroidered diorama |
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bathing beauty |
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embroidered brooch- greta is not amused |
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head in the clouds |
Johanna Wood of Metal, Cloth & Wood incorporates embroidery in her wonderful sterling silver jewelry. Her pieces are worth collecting, wearing, and showing off.
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Embroidered Bluebird Brooch |
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Embroidered Apple Pendant |
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Embroidered Heart Ring |
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Embroidered Teapot Bracelet |
WaterRose's meticulously embroidered wrist cuffs, home décor, and jewelry are sure to invite many compliments aside from ooooohs and aaaaahs. I personally admire her embroidered Queen Anne's Lace.
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Queen Annes Lace Wrist Cuff |
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Starry Night Brooch |
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Crow and Key Steampunk Brooch |
For the science geek in all of us (myself included), Malarie Burgess' aptly named ItsAStitch shop offers handstitched molecules --taking embroidery to the "molecular level" . I especially like her rendition of Oxytocin <3 <3 <3
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Love Molecule - Embroidered Wall Art |
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| Caffeine Fix - Embroidered Wall Art |
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| Happy Molecule - Embroidered Wall Art |
I hope you enjoyed these embroidered creations. Until next time, thanks for reading. =(^.^)=
What a fun post! Love all of the work here and admire the creativity that shines through... thank you for featuring my work!
RépondreSupprimerWow! Thank you so much for the feature and especially for your sweet compliments!
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