People embroidery

For this video playlist, I created a series of short videos to show you how you can make a custom portrait embroidery pattern from a picture. The videos are short and separated into three parts. We discussed the materials you can use, substitute items if you have no painter's tape or tracing paper, setting up your laptop,

Some quilts shown here are for sale by the artists. I am not selling quilts and receive no financial gain from this blog. Very few of these quilts were created by me. If you choose to reblog, please do not remove the credits. Pastiche & Serendipty Art Blog is found at jbe200.tumblr.com Enjoy!

Your custom piece will come set into an embroidery hoop in your chosen size. If you would like it flat so that it can be placed in a frame please let me know in your message. Custom hoops are stitched with cotton embroidery floss on cotton canvas fabric. Please select your pricing option based off of how many people you would like to have stitched and what size hoop you want. After placing your order, you will be contacted via messages to send the photo you’d like stitched. If you would like…

In light of our recent Ultimate Guide to Embroidery, we figured it would be a good time to flood you with some beautiful inspiration! Lars’ Favorite Embroidery Artists is chalk-full of jaw-dropping talent, each artist with their own unique style. Study the guide first, then take a look at their work, and try to identify […]

Embroidery has been around forever — the earliest surviving pieces of this craft are Scythian, dated to between the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. Virtually every culture has some form of it in their textile art history.

This hoop is fully customizable to truly capture your family and loved ones! Cherish your beautiful memory with your family or friends with this amazing embroidery art! Please keep in mind, I do not stitch faces. Please message me before purchase, so I can approve the photo and move forward! Please select your pricing option based off of how many people you would like to have stitched and what size hoop you want. These can also be customized with Family names or dates. Follow us on Twitter…

Embroidery has been around forever — the earliest surviving pieces of this craft are Scythian, dated to between the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. Virtually every culture has some form of it in their textile art history.

Embroidery as a craft has flourished everywhere across the world. Whether it’s stunning artwork or cheeky cross-stitch on clothing and home goods, it’s always been an important part of our material culture. However, today, some people think of needlework as a dying art that is unsuited for our hectic lives. Well, this is not entirely true and there’s an online community that proves it.