Editor in Chief at Mr X Stitch
As a freelance artist, designer, lecturer and tutor (how do I narrow down that description?!)I have been contracted by numerous arts organizations to provide Talks, Workshops’ and Masterclasses’ in Textiles, Print Making and Fine Art subjects. These include branches of the Embroiderers’ Guild, Textile Study Groups and The Women’s Institute. Every year I teach at The Knitting and Stitching shows and exhibit with the Artist in Action stand.Currently I am building up to my exhibition at The Spring Knitting and Stitching Show at Olympia, London this spring; having also written articles or had work illustrated in Stitch, Inspired, Embroidery, Selvedge, Daphne’s Diary, Prima (online), Cloth Paper Scissors and the Batsford book ‘Be Creative with Textile Art.'
Latest posts by Ailish Henderson (see all)
- Book Review – Artful Embroidery on Canvas - 3 June 2020
- Book Review – Beginner’s guide to Blackwork - 29 May 2020
- Book Review – Jane Austen Embroidery - 20 May 2020
Victoria Hartley is our favorite pick for this months Too Cute Tuesday…here’s why:
She tells us about her work via her website:
Stitched or It Didn’t Happen was born of my love for storytelling and stitching. Embroidery is a beautiful medium for stitching your story, whether it be the idyllic daydream or the honest reality, stitching imbues love into every moment.
Her work is like a beautiful diary…
Fancy more? Check out her website!
