Why Can’t I Make My Embroidery Machine Work? – 3 Ways to Stop Struggling and Start Stitching
Having a goodly amount of contact with newcomers to the embroidery community gives me ample opportunities to ‘talk down’ people on the verge of giving
Having a goodly amount of contact with newcomers to the embroidery community gives me ample opportunities to ‘talk down’ people on the verge of giving
One of the areas that machine embroidery is really flourishing is in the hands of talented costume and cosplay designers the world over. Where before
My first experiences with machine embroidery and digitizing didn’t happen behind a computer; they happened at the machine. The old multi-head machines I first learned
There are as many different forms of freemotion machine embroidery as there are artists who practice it … and in the hands of London textile
I am often surprised on first contact with many craft and home embroiderers by the expectations that they have of commercial embroidery as the place
The main goal of artist Rachel Wright is, as she states it, “to delight the eye.” She uses rich color, paint, and intricate freestyle machine
Welcome to eMbroidery, a series of interviews with male embroiderers. This month, Stewart Kelly. Name: Stewart Kelly Location: Manchester, United Kingdom Main embroidery medium: Drawing
For Scottish designer Laura Lees, more is definitely more. Lees creates in a wide range of modes, from fashion to furniture to custom pieces and
I’m a pretty positive person. I try not to let myself get too heated up about little things; That’s why it’s hard sometimes for me
If you’ve never heard of Gothic Lolita, Wikipedia has the broad but somewhat underwhelming definition of a “fashion subculture originating in Japan that is based on
All careers have their stressful moments, but whenever my stint in the commercial embroidery world has me facing off with a nonplussed co-worker, I’ll often
It’s a good moment in history for machine embroidery. As you may have noticed, patches (along with their tinier, shinier cousin, the enamel pin) are