Art, patterns and techniques
Ah, the festive season! It’s that time of year when the air is filled with the scent of cinnamon, nutmeg, and freshly baked gingerbread. For many of us, gingerbread men aren’t just a delicious treat—they’re a symbol of warmth, family, … Read More ...
A wonderful assortment of toy sewing designs for making treasured plush creatures! These adorable animal dolls are simple to make and then embellished with simple hand embroidery stitches for a wonderful finish.
The gingermelon dolls
and their adorable clothes all … Read More ...
Redwork is a type of American embroidery, sometimes known as art needlework, that emerged in the nineteenth century and was especially popular between 1855 and 1925. Red thread, in the form of Turkey red embroidery floss, is historically used since … Read More ...
Create the ultimate personalized gift with someone’s photo! This tutorial shows you how to stitch up a sweet ornament that has a personal touch, you can add stitches, sequins, or fancy fabric to make these feel extra special. This is … Read More ...
Otters are adorable and tis little fellow is beyond adorable and you can DIY him at home. This kit comes with everything you need to create this fully Embroidered doll. You will need some patience to finish him off but … Read More ...
I came across this Embroidered doll created by Hillery Sproatt when I was taking a look at the blog Xthreadbearx.
This doll is layered with embroidered creativity and is the perfect example of an Art doll that will get … Read More ...
This is another Embroidery post without a tutorial or pattern. (Sorry folks) I was not able to find a pattern but still wanted to share this embroidery with you. These little dolls are artistic and creative. They allow for a … Read More ...
I was so disappointed to find that this Embroidered Pinterest image didn’t have a tutorial. I was able to track it down to this blog though. I love the free motion embroidery on this project and the face is simply … Read More ...
Love this free motion embroidery doll by Crescendoh. I am sharing this pillow doll to help inspire your creativity as you learn to free motion embroidered. It doesn’t even have to inspire you to free motion, how about stitching something … Read More ...
I found these small Embroidery heads over on tumblr. There is no pattern but I love the concept of making these into little Embroidered Brooches. You could design these in any style, nationality or even era. These looks whimsical and … Read More ...
Wendi Gratz of Shiny Happy World shows us how to add arms and legs (or tentacles) to a felt softie. Her video makes the process so easy to understand. See her tute.… Read More ...
See this bear? Totally huggable, I know. But look at the workmanship. The straight seams, the gentle sculpting, the beautiful embroidery with moderately advanced stitches. Really lovely. Carolyn Foley of Caro-Rose-Creations says,
… Read More ...One of our students, Tara, has finished her
Wendi Gratz of Shiny Happy World has guest posted a tutorial over on Sew, Mama, Sew! This sweetheart, Flora, is a soft-sculpture bird sewn from felt and cheerfully embroidered with more spring colors. Go to the tute to learn how … Read More ...
Your spring decor probably needs a bunny. Or a bluebird. Or both! Elizabeth of Creative Breathing shares her patterns and instructions for these sweet embroidered felt sculptures. Go to her blog post to get the designs.… Read More ...
Deriana of DeriDolls created this miniature version of Margaret Tudor as portrayed by K of the USA. Deri says,
… Read More ...Her gorgeous attire was mostly made by her mother, so I had some pretty big shoes to fill! I could embroider