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For my niece Sarah, the nursing student. Embroidered objects are from Sublime Stitching pattern, Medicine Cabinet.
Close up of stethoscope and bottom of IV stand.
Pictures taken by my niece (thank you)!
This was a test to see if I could make a crazy patchwork cushion from odds and ends of vintage hand embroidered fabrics.
It's not usually my style but I loved having a go.
Here is her new hair. I am wondering if I should fill it all in. It is so funny how the stitches change the whole feel of the fabric. The lips are like patch thickness now and stiff and the hair has become stiff too. I have to finish her necklace and her wine glass still.
I think she may be my favorite lady so far.
It took over 1 bundle of floss to do her hair and that is 3 strands. HUGE amounts of floss.
This ACEO (Art Cards, Editions and Originals) features a hand-embroidered blue elephant strolling along in a meadow...taking the time to enjoy the flowers along the way.
This orignally-designed card is made with acrylic felt.
Cotton embroidery floss is used for stitching the design to the front of the card. The blanket-stitch attaches the card to a felt backing.
This ACEO is a wonderful, sensory learning tool for children who love art. I am using another version of this card in an ABC/alphabet book for my daughter as she learns her alphabet and how to read.
ACEOs are the perfect size for little hands to play with and enjoy...especially those who love to experience art and learn through the sense of touch.
This ACEO is available in my shop. Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
measures 3 1/2" x 6", hand crocheted flowers and hand embroidered on both sides, wool lined, fleece inner lined
She is wearing gloves because I ran out of that particular color of yellow. I have mixed feelings about how I stitched this teacup lady up. I think the colors are a bit garish. Or maybe it's because I really liked the first version I stitched up of her.
Oh well, I am not ripping these stitches out so she will have to be the odd duck of the group.
Since I don't sew ( well) my mom makes all my bags for my items so I don't have to handstitch them all so I make gifts for her to give away. It is almost free advertising... I whipped up this and a matching diaper but am not fond of the font I chose sooo I shall know for next time. I do love the new SS patterns I used here "Cute Little Heads" check out www.sublimestitching.com
In the exhibition „Seemannsgarn“ Eliot will show new, hand-embroidered works, a combination of embroidery and styles, as well as his most recent prints, which relate to his appearance as a graffiti and comic artist. The artist draws article of daily use from his graffiti past like markers, paint rollers or spray cans and adds his embroidered pixels raster.
and the digital underground
he likes his oatmeal lumpy.
hand embroidered on vintage linen.
finally finished while on vacation in Maine. cause i had some extra time and stuff. :)
The flipside of Vona's pillowcase. Letters from Embroidery Pattern "Daisy Chain Sampler" by Rosy Little Things (rosylittlethings.com/daisychainsamplerpattern.html).
I altered the "Q" into an "O" because I preferred it over the "O" in the pattern, but otherwise, the pattern is intact (I think).
A couple of accidental pen marks are stubbornly not coming off no matter what I do - I may have to add some daisies there or something...
Handmade set of two coaster are fully hand embroidered with my flower bed design by using DMC embroidery threads on felt.
Done by double layer felt which could be protected the cups or mugs nicely, enjoying coffee or tea time.
A collage of fabrics, papers, digital print, paint, hand embroidery and machine stitching, postage stamps.
Made for Roland Halbritter's mail art call
Pretty denim handsewn wallet secured with a velcro strip. Internal lining and pockets in a striking green/white diamond vintage cotton. Hand embroidered shabby house and garden feature on the cover. Card area, notes pocket and zipped coin purse.
These wonderful hand embroidered towels/diaper rags/bibs were made for the baby from Sewsew-a-gogo and they look so cute in person. It was so nice of her to think of us!
Cornelia went out into the garden to pick some flowers that she would press and frame as a birthday gift for her dear sister Fanny, when suddenly she heard the hooves of a horse coming up the walk and a rider appeared clutching the morning post. Was he bearing a letter regarding the health of her sister or an invitation to a ball given by the handsome new neighbour of hers?
see link in my profile
Nina went to preschool for the first time. It's a huge change for everybody, specially for her, and I wanted her to have something very special to go along with her, even when I'm not present. I decided to make her the backpack, even at the risk of not being able to compete with all those backpacks with tv cartoons out there (everyone who has 3 years old kids know what I mean). We both agreed that I would make her a very special backpack, and that she would have her favourite cartoons on other stuff, like her water bottle and lunch box. I got her involved on the design process, in order to catch her interest. Together, we decided it would have an hedgehog, that we both love, and she said she wanted it to be "under a tree's shadow". She chose pink (of course), and I took care of the rest, secretly. I imagined some kind of child's story scenario, in a forest full of flowers and nice animals, something that would give her some peace and fantasy. I played with colours and used a different shade for the side panel, and another for the zipper. For the lining, I used a cute fabric full of hearts ("look Nina, those are our hearts, from our family, who is always with you"). I hand stitched her name and then added this tiny detail, a wooden bird to help her pull the zipper. She loved it, and this mother's heart got a little lighter, knowing everything will be ok...
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Thoth Bag Hand Embroidered in metallic threads. This drawstring bag is big enough for a large sized Tarot Deck or Oracle Cards. People have also used these bags for jewellery, crystals, runes and more!
for a swap for FEST on etsy. It had to be winter or fall themed. The pattern is from www.annieoakleaves.etsy.com
* Change purse for coffee lovers!
Made out of natural linen and lined with a creme-white cotton lining that is slightly padded.
The coffee cup is embroidered by hand (cross stitch).
It closes with a silvertone purse frame.
* Portemonneetje voor koffie liefhebbers!
Gemaakt van naturel linnen en gevoerd met een crèmewitte katoenen voering, die lichtjes gewatteerd is.
Het koffiekopje is er met de hand op geborduurd (kruissteek).
Het heeft een zilverkleurige beugelsluiting.
Made this trio of items for a swap on Swap-Bot.
The snack bag is made from 100% cotton fabric and closes with a strip of velcro. Although the bag is not air-tight (like a plastic bag would be), it is safe to have next to food.
The decoupaged clothespins are covered with decorative paper. They can be used to hold chip bags closed.
The wool felt pita sandwich is hand-embroidered using cotton embroidery floss. All the pieces are made from wool felt.
I enjoy making felt food and the clothespins, and have different items available through my shop. Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
For Houston, a big fan of the Regular Show. Mordecai and Rigby, from images off the 'net.
Close up of Rigby; pictures taken by Houston via phone (thank you)!
This is simply one example of how you can use my bags. Here it is being used to store and carry Egyptian themed tarot cards for readings. This drawstring bag is Hand Embroidered in metallic threads. It is big enough for a large sized Tarot Deck or Oracle Cards. People have also used these bags for jewellery, crystals, runes and more!
表参道にオープンしたヒグチユウコさんのギャラリー／ショップ「ボリス雑貨店」に置いて頂いている刺繍ブローチです。
詳細はこちらからどうぞ。
www.higuchiyuko.tokyo/html/page1.html
My embroidered brooches are available at Yuko Higuchi’s new shop/gallery Boris Zakkaten in Omotesando, Tokyo (in-store only).