Ready for more machine embroidered goodness?
Today’s style is freestyle machine embroidery, which is the kind that’s done by guiding the fabric by hand, not by a digitized machine embroidery file. Elizabeth Kelley is a master at this, and I am totally smitten with her machine embroidered flowers.
Her work mixes everything from found fabrics to paper, and it’s all positively delicious.
I think that the freestyle embroidery technique is just perfect for capturing the organic nature of blooms, and it probably doesn’t hurt my adoration that she dyes her own fabric and embellishes everything by hand. That lace and organza applique? So gorgeous.
See more freestyle embroidery pretties in her etsy store.
What Technique Is This?
This is free machine embroidery and if you want to find out more about it, check out our dedicated post!
We’ve featured some great free machine artists on the site – here are four you might like!
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