Why Embroidery Is Trending on the Fashion Scene
Embroidery is a hot technique in high-end fashion, though many would argue that it has always been a staple in fashion. Designers like Christian Dior and
Embroidery is a hot technique in high-end fashion, though many would argue that it has always been a staple in fashion. Designers like Christian Dior and
Lemon Pepper Studio Founder Pippa Haynes uses the art of hand embroidery and 3D sculpture to bring the natural world alive.
Jerome Speekman is a male embroiderer from New South Wales, whose art explores indigenous culture and nature without judgment.
In the past ten years, an explosion of new designers have blown a fresh breeze throughout the needlepoint community. Indeed the evolution of needlepoint design
Today’s Quilty Pleasures is with Brooklyn-based quilter Zak Foster. Zaks work tells stories of spontaneous moments, reading fabric like tea leaves.
Todays Future Heirlooms post is an Interview with the wonderful Rebecca Ringquist. Her work is dense and heavy with stitches, a combination of hand and machine work. Read on for more!
Our latest interview is with Tenessee-based artist Tabitha Arnold whose beautiful punch-needle tapestries are the artefacts of the future!
Ellen Anderton is a 3D textile artist whose beaded embroideries work towards a sustainable and inclusive future of textiles.
The needlepoint scene in the UK feels like it’s having a bit of a renaissance. Fresh new talents are joining the modern trailblazing designers like Emily Peacock and Hannah Bass, adding their voices to a championing of colour and contemporary aesthetics.
Marjolein Burbank is a mixed media artist from the Netherlands who stitches on found photographs to tell subtle stories.
Rosie Haynes is a Northamptonshire-based hand-embroidery artist who makes thread-painting portraits and surreal illustrations of song lyrics.
Eline Gaudé is a Franco-Finnish embroidery artist whose mixed media work entwines needlework and plants to explore non-human narratives.