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 ...
Embroidery Inspiration – Girls
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 ...
Embroidery Inspiration – Brooches
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 ...
Embroidery Inspiration – Free Motion Pillow Dolls
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 ...
Embroidery Inspiration – Doll Heads
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 ...
Tutorial: Sewing appendages onto a softie
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.
Stitchers come in all ages
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
Make a flock of spring birds
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 ...
Make a bunny or a bird
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.
Margaret Tudor never looked better
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
Inspiration: Speedie Beadie
I’m in love with this art doll by Dot of Speedie Beadie. The all-over bead embroidery thrills me…and that hair! That hair! Eventually, this sweet girl will be riding a dragonfly. In the meantime, you can enjoy other views (the … Read More ...
Tutorial: Cat and pup softies from socks
Here’s a perfect use for orphan socks: Make a whole kennel full of sweet kitty and puppy softies! Star-Shaped and Shiny blog says,
… Read More ...This is another simple, inexpensive project that is relatively quick to make, and a great way to
Inspiration: Jess Quinn
Jess Quinn‘s soft dolls and critters are as practical and huggable as they are collectible. This doll’s little fox handbag almost gives me tears of joy. See more at her blog post. Lots more! She’s already been incredibly … Read More ...
The anti-valentine
If you’ve been looking for the perfect anti-valentine gift, I’ve found it for you: Valentine Voodoo Dolls from Junker Jane. Go to her blog post to find out more.
Stitch a royal pooch
Eep! Make a little felt version of Queen Elizabeth’s corgi — and lots of other British inspired items. The whole pattern set is free from Creative Breathing. Go to her blog post.
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