Julie Heaton | NeedleXChange
Julie Heaton is a Bristol-based machine embroidery artist whose incredible illustrations are borne from tragedy. We have a great interview with Julie on our Podcast NeedleXChange!
Julie Heaton is a Bristol-based machine embroidery artist whose incredible illustrations are borne from tragedy. We have a great interview with Julie on our Podcast NeedleXChange!
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Dr Jack Roberts is JPR Stitch, and his abstract free machine embroideries are zen-like musings on the creative process. Find out more in our podcast interview on NeedleXChange!
Stuart Kelly is an internationally recognised artist who works with machine embroidery to create fluid human forms. Read on for more!
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