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This is subtitled "Taking time to listen to the birds and smell the flowers"
Spring is just the season to be at home.
Breakdown printing, machine and hand embroidery and ink.
Measuring 8 inches by 6.
I will mount this on a canvas when I am able to go to the store.
... a new skirt! :)
for WARDROBE REMIX:
* teal knittet sweater * H&M*
* fake fur vest * C&A*
* shroom skirt pattern valeska/farbenmix * handmade by ME :)
* tights with stripes * C&A*
* vintage boots * a gift from my mom in law*
Experimenting with altering, distressing and manipulating textiles for stitched journal project. Trying to capture the feeling of the constant rain hammering against the window day in day out.
A rabbit loving friend had a significant birthday. Mixed together with some machine embroidery, an AA Milne quote and a vintage throat pastile tin and this is the result.
I wish I knew how to do a mosaic with each picture in 'portrait' format.
1. IMG_3891, 2. IMG_3890, 3. IMG_3889, 4. IMG_3888
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
First foray into machine embroidery, after a long, long, long break from it. Thank you to Jackie (dogdaisy) for your help!
I just can't resist piling on the embellishments...
The first of a series.
It's always the same when I start a new study: difficulty in researching, fingers not working as well as usual, and the long, long wait for inspiration.
I've learnt to take it steady and start small, so I usually make a series of sample books and small cards and things grow slowly from there.
In this piece I've used a page from an old book, and cut out a centre piece. Machine stitching over this space is great fun, and is meant to represent imprisonment.
The photograph of the suffragette is a surveillance one taken in 1909, when a plot to assassinate the Prime Minister was suspected. This lady was suspect number one, but was un-named.
I have also used the colours of the Suffragettes ( purple, green and cream) in the trim.
Small piece made by layering scraps of organza on a felt background. Free-motion machine embroidery , then soldering iron used to burn away specific areas of the organza to reveal the felt underneath.
sampler 2010- 100x100 cm-
fishskin, horsehair, parchment, paperyarn, fabric, fishscale, bark, chickenskin...
machine embroidery
Handmade felt with hand and machine stitching. The machine stitching flattens the edges to throw the rest into relief. Then I enjoy filling in with hand stitch.Design from Greek vase painting.
Freehand machine embroidery on silk, with red suede leather back and cotton lining.
A bag I made for my sisters birthday in October.
Collection: Renee Badcock, ice skater extraordinaire and oboe virtuoso
Photo: The Artist
You can find bags like this on my Etsy store, details are on my profile page.
Clam Shell cases consist of three sides and when the ends are pushed inwards, they open. Little holders for gift cards, jewelry, money, makeup, and so much more.
Size: 9cm x 13cm x 9cm
This was made out of my erosion bundle fabric and machine stitch.
It contains examples of Asemic writing and Orcadian runes
This was made for a friend of mine for her first Gallery Exhibition .. It was so exciting. The theme was Travel and Bridges. I wanted to make her a little gift to show her how proud I was of her!!
I used a combination of free motion stitching and hand embroidery. The faded bridge in the background was made by printing a line drawing, with a toner printer and then transferring it with acetone onto the fabric.
The design graciously comes from the very talented Sam (http://www.flickr.com/photos/dwelldeep/)
Printed furnishing fabric pieces suspended between areas of machine embroidery. One complete piece - the pendant is not separate.
Technically name-brand pop-tarts don't have sprinkles, but I had to swatch some Spoonflower fabric as an alternate choice to applique onto these guys. The in-the-hoop toaster pastry is on my blog: silverseams.com/2023/05/pop.html
Embroidered wallhanging featuring Ancient Mediterranean and Aegean Pottery as design Source.
Each pot was machine stitched in applique in a variety of fabrics including dyed silk, hand made paper, felt , and voile. The background was made from tea-dyed scrim with coloured bondaweb backing, then hand embroidered with textured threads and beads.
It is about a metre high.
My original embroidery design for machine embroidery, done on 100% Linen fabric.
The wallet is handmade by me :)
My copy of The Starry Night painting by Vincent van Gogh.
Created by free motion embroidery technique on sewing machine.
It's embroidered on cotton (kanafas) fabric with polyester threads.
40 x 42 cm
2015
more photos are on my blog
3 small boxes covered in dyed embroidered paper. My original design inspired by a small christmas tree decoration from my 50s childhood.
Learn to make a super swank customized case for your laptop. Matching embroidery embellishments, peek a boo windows, and up-cycled belts make this laptop case one of a kind.
Check out my profile for more info on this tutorial!
The front and back of my embroidered journal cover. It's fast and easy and is covering up a lime green polka-dotted monstrosity underneath.
At one time I enjoyed quilting and machine embroidery as a pastime and often sat up till the early hours to finish a project. I had so many ideas but never enough time to do them all, so ended up with lots of half finished work...then I picked up a camera and I was hooked.
my first selfmade loden coat
dating back to the early 1980s
bravely deconstructed
hardcore guerrilla upcycling
freestyle machine embroidery
onorthodox appliquées
IKEA X-mas decoration all inclusive
hand embroidered highlights
a statement coat
for true individuals
I bought a new embroidery digitizing program that is much better than the one I had.
This is my first design made on that program. I am surprised that my first design stitched out beautifully. The only issue is that the thread pulled on the fabric so that fabric got visible along the edge of face. But it is easy to fix.
(I digitized manually with a picture behind to trace)
It is Princess Peach (I still think of her as Toadstool, the old name..) as how she looks like in the game Paper Mario. I love paper mario.
I would prefer to have more "real" pink thread for the dress, but I had to go for what I have at home. I bought a number of thread rolls at clearance so I bought some odd colors. This is embroidery thread, before I embroidered with sewing thread, not as nice and thicker.