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@RociRodrigue @ApoyaAlArtista @ConoceArtistas Congrats on 2.3K and thank you so much for the opportunity!! 🚀
I'm Buri and I'm a Watercolor illustrator and felt embroiderer🥰. Recently I start drawing digitally so I can learn new skills!
I'm currently open for Comissions 💖
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Jane Morris was a skilled embroiderer w/ a reputation for outstanding quality. From 1866 she took over management of needlework commissions: supervising ‘embroidery ladies’, pricking out designs, selecting colours & assessing finished items. This bag was stitched by Jane in 1878.
Incredibly talented Phoebe Anna Traquair died #OnThisDay in 1936: painter, enamellist, illuminator, embroiderer, jewellery-maker, book-binder. Tours of her spectacular murals at The Song School, St Mary's Cathedral & Mansfield Traquair Centre are on during Edinburgh Festival
It’s #PortfolioDay ?! Don’t have much to show for it, but heck yeah~
I’m Rev/Emily! I’m a multimedia original and fan artist (and embroiderer!) that deals with a variety of subjects, including equine, character art, and fantasy! Also I have several personal world projects! 🖤
Contemporary UK embroiderer/textile artist Louise Gardiner #womensart
Poui Tree on the Moon, inspired by (basically a wholesale recreation) of a pillow made by @Darke_Eco_Freak , a WONDERFULLY talented embroiderer. You can see the work that inspired this and many others on their IG robins_stuffs 💜
The Sleaford Embroiderers are joining us this Sat & Sun for a Sit and Stitch. Drop in between 12- 3pm either day to learn simple #embroidery techniques.
Part of of our Celebration of Textiles weekend. #stitch #sleaford
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Writing up an interview with an embroiderer who cites Stanley Spencer as an influence. Any excuse to go and have a look at some of his work. Herewith The Woolshop, 1939. Feel the textures. https://t.co/wBaAnkz6wR
“It’s just like being there - but in wool”
#CunkOnBritain on the #BayeuxTapestry, filmed in Reading.
The replica is 70 metres long. It was made by 35 skilled Victorian women embroiderers in 1885 and depicts the events leading up and includes to the Battle of Hastings in 1066.
This message from embroiderer extradonaire @sparklymouse couldn’t be more true! We’d really love it if the doing more involved visiting our…