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The dove on the left is made from a textured wool felt. It is hand-cut and hand-embroidered using cotton embroidery floss.
The dove on the right is made from a sweater that I machine felted. It is hand-cut and hand-embroidered using cotton embroidery floss.
Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
This is the second interactive ATC I've made that features a finger puppet attached to the card. (The first was the ATC that had the panda finger puppet on it).
This card is made with 100% wool felt and cotton floss.
The unicorn puppet is my own design. It can stay on the card or it can be removed and played with...and then returned it its "home."
The entire card is hand-stitched/embroidered using either the blanket-stitch or straight stitch.
This card was traded through Swap-Bot on a Unicorn ATC Swap that I hosted. It was sent to Lucky12324 in Minnesota.
This ATC is made with a flannel chicken-print fabric (the background and the back). It also has an extra layer of the flannel on the inside. (So it's a nice, soft card.)
The chick is cut from orange and yellow cotton fabrics.
The chicken's body, wings, comb, and beak are all blanket-stitched. I also hand embroidered the eyes and legs. The card is blanket-stitched.
This ATC is the standard size (2 1/2" x 3 1/2"). It was traded with PeppermintChick on July 17, 2008.
I've attached all the pieces so far, added the red diamonds to the X, and finished the green squares of the checker board. It's looking pretty good so far! :)
I'm starting to make some more cards as my stock is dangerously low.
Hand and machine embroidery, applique and paint
I'm Leanna Richmond. I am the Designer and Owner of The Passionate Plum shop. I am passionate about support all the causes of awareness. I have designed quilt squares that display all the different color ribbons to raise awareness. The piece is then all HAND Embroidered which takes about five hours to complete each one. I do custom orders and am a sponsor for a couple of different fundraiser events. Please come see my art and all the ribbons at:
This is the first toy drop we did as part of The Toy Society. The point is to make a handmade toy for someone to find and take home. The maker expects nothing in return. It's just for the sake of doing something positive in the world.
Dropped: Cub Foods in the cart area
Number of Toys: 1
Made by: Ann of Harvest Moon by Hand
Dropped by: harvestmoonbyhand.blogspot.com
When: Monday, January 16, 2012 - Martin Luther King Day
Other Comments: My daughters (Sophia and Olivia) and I were so excited to put the little teddy bear in one of carts for children to use.
We hope it will brighten a child's day and perhaps make a parent's trip around the store a little bit easier since it was about 4:15 p.m. when we dropped it off.
We checked back at 4:45 p.m. when we left the store, but the cart had not yet been taken. Perhaps it will be found tonight...maybe in the morning.
We hope the child who finds it enjoys naming the bear and taking it on journeys with her/him.
Free Pattern Available here:
www.flickr.com/photos/jacquedavis/3214295378/in/set-72157...
I just thought these were too cute when I saw the pattern. Please excuse the shadows..
Amanda hand embroidered a sweet set of handkerchiefs with the 903 Creative logo on it for my 28th birthday.
Amanda hand embroidered a sweet set of handkerchiefs with the 903 Creative logo on it for my 28th birthday.
This is an ornament I made for a purple ornament swap on Swap-Bot.
I made another version of this ornament that's available in my shop (please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop). That version has a yellow border (see the next picture).
The ornament is made from felt and hand-embroidered. There is a row of seed beads at the top of the ornament. All the edges are blanket-stitched together.
My original plans didn't have the rocket in the design. After finishing the rest of the embroidery, I decided I should add the rocket. I came up with this design, and think it turned out alright. I'm not completley happy with it, as my satin stitch seems a little too loose in some areas, I am not sure I like how the exhaust/fuel looks, and I think the star might have looked better in the gold yellow instead of the pale yellow. I do like having the rocket as part of the overall design, though.
Hi! I am Karena. I am made with a cotton graphic print with a steel blue, chocolate and linen browns, grey, army green and cremes. Polka dot lining and wrist strap. I am sturdy with a magnetic snap and silver grommet to hold wrist strap in. I have a chocolate brown hand embroidered edging and a pearly brown shell butterfly adornment. I am large enough to hold a small wallet, makeup, ipod and all your goodies. I am ready to be your new favorite wristlet!
Dimensions:
8" x 5"
Strap:
6"
Thanks for coming my way!
This is part of the whole 3 piece set I am giving to Kittykill for her gala. Here is the completed onesie and cardigan. Pattern available at www.urbanthreads.com.
Making Origami Puppy design into felt pin accessory
www.etsy.com/listing/65277459/artee-felt-pin-brooch-origa...
This is the vintage original print....mint.
My Mum handembroidered and made the bib aged around 17, I think they made a kind of 'bottom drawer' for when they had kids, my bro and I and his 2 kids and my 2 have used this, now dolly's turn LOL
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.
Got my little guy hooked on the Peanuts features! Thought I'd embroider him a 'classic snoopy' rather than a more modernized version.
This was something I made for personal use... do not copy... contact united media who owns copyrights to peanuts characters!
This cute clutch wristlet is the deepest chocolate brown with adorable pet deer in purples, limes, powder blue and white. Great for a holiday party or to brighten up any grey day.
Hand embroidered edging in lavender. Durable and large enough for all your goodies and small enough to throw in a large tote.
Dimensions:
Width x Height: 12” x 6”
Strap: 12" round Length: 6"
Each bag is one of a kind and original.
Exterior: 100% cotton Michael Miller Pet Deer from fellow Etsian www.etsy.com/shop/fabricshoppe
Lining: Michael Miller Candy Dot in Orchid from fellow Etsian www.etsy.com/shop/fabricshoppe
Adornment: Extra Large fabric covered button
Lavender cotton embroidery thread
Magnetic Snap
Take Care:
Spot clean with a mild detergent.
Thanks so much for checking me out!
The heart is made from a merino wool sweater that I machine felted. It is very soft to the touch. The ornament is stuffed with wool from sheep that I raised. It is hand-embroidered with cotton embroidery floss.
Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
Here we have the new photos of my bags done by a great photographer friend. Over time he will be upgrading my photos for me! This is the Star of Inana / Star of Ishtar Hand embroidered with Silver metallic thread. This 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!
This is a wool felt matryoshka bookmark. The dolls are made from wool felt and hand embroidered using the blanket stitch. They are about 2 1/2" and 1 1/2" high. The little doll is connected to the big doll with embroidery floss so she doesn't get lost.
The purple ribbon is the part you put in the book to mark where you left off reading.
This was made for the "Russian Doll Bookmark" swap on Swap-Bot. It was sent to Cynthia (CandyGirl) in Virginia.