Moonsilk Embroidery

[thegenderal]

SAD WET BEAST

[moonandsilk]

Shop Closing

As a heads up, I have cancelled the auto-renewal on my Etsy listings. Once they run out, I won't be relisting them. If you've been wanting to buy one of my pieces but you've been putting it off, this is your last chance. I apologize to anyone I might be letting down by this, but running an online store for my creative output has been degrading, disappointing and stressful and I simply cannot do it any more.

Thanks to everyone for your support. I'll keep making art for myself, and maybe for friends, and posting it here.

[moonandsilk]

Hi I don't want to bother with running my Etsy shop anymore so I'm doing a 50% off sale for anything 20$ or more. Feel free to make offers.

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/MoonSilkEmbroidery

[moonandsilk]

Hi I don't want to bother with running my Etsy shop anymore so I'm doing a 50% off sale for anything 20$ or more. Feel free to make offers.

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/MoonSilkEmbroidery

[moonandsilk]

Hi I don't want to bother with running my Etsy shop anymore so I'm doing a 50% off sale for anything 20$ or more. Feel free to make offers.

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/MoonSilkEmbroidery

[moonandsilk]

Hi I don't want to bother with running my Etsy shop anymore so I'm doing a 50% off sale for anything 20$ or more. Feel free to make offers.

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/MoonSilkEmbroidery

[moonandsilk]

Hi I don't want to bother with running my Etsy shop anymore so I'm doing a 50% off sale for anything 20$ or more. Feel free to make offers.

https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/MoonSilkEmbroidery

[somediyprojects]

Star Trek TNG Blackwork stitched and designed by FlipDarkChillWinter.

“LCARS Blackwork inspired by Star Trek: The Next Generation. Completed this one without a navigational grid, which was a challenge, but by routinely calibrating an underside photon beam I was able to finish it in reasonable time.

Pattern: Patchy At Best Co 🖖”

[tomkatsumi]

Embroidered anime

[punk-pins]

apparently this is not common knowledge among punk diy sewists but if you’re sewing patches / doing any sewing that requires pushing a needle through multiple layers of fabric, use a needle grip. they’re little rubber things that have excellent grip on the metal needle so you don’t have to pinch the needle as hard. you will save your fingers soooo much unnecessary pain.

there’s two main types. the basic type is just a little circle of rubber that you fold around your needle, and the fancier type is a little rubber cap for your fingertips. they’re very cheap, under five bucks for the fancier kind and less for the basic, and they last forever. you can buy nice ones from your local craft store or steal them from the quilting section walmart idc. if you’re in a pinch (pun intended) and can’t go out, if you have a non-slip mat under a rug, cut off a little corner and that will work decently. please treat your fingers kindly <3

[moonandsilk]

tiny little frog to go one a pouch i'm working on~ Based on a doodle by a friend!

[moonandsilk]

tiny little frog to go one a pouch i'm working on~ Based on a doodle by a friend!

[the-home]

[moonandsilk]

Bee throw pillow for a friend! Whew, this one took a while. Cotton floss on linen. 2022.

[moonandsilk]

getting there!

[alittleannihilation]

look at the patch I made for my jacket, boy

[alexisdrawsetc]

A little guy who’s all puffed up about something. The fluffy part is done with a stitch called Turkey Stitch, which I learned just for this.

It started with this little sketch.

Here are some WIP photos:

This piece is really just a small test, I want to animate this little guy.