#embroideryprocess

[jahfeya]

Inspired by the work of illustrator Lorraine Sorlet

2025

[spacestealer]

Details 🌞 🌛 This is an embroidery process for my dark handmade journal. The original art was taken from a medieval alchemy treatise named ROSARIUM PHILOSOPHORUM. This is a collection of 20 prints published in 1550. My store | Instagram 

[yuyuwuu]

A gift for a good friend. The character is called Bard, from the game League of Legends. 💕 ❗Remember that I have custom orders! For more information, check out my albums or by private message❗ . . . . . . . . #leagueoflegendsbroidery #bardolol #leagueoflegends #LoL #bardobroidery #bardo #embroiderylovers #animebroidery #embroideryart #embroideryloversinsta #broderie #animeart #blackwork #anime #embroideryprocess #blackembroidery #paganartist #paganism #otaku #bordado #handmade #bordadosamano #artesano #game #embroiderydesign #art #flower #videojuego https://www.instagram.com/p/COsV7pXMJvQ/?igshid=ivxj3h8ivbwh

[spacestealer]

‘Vitruvian Fairy’ embroidery on my handcrafted notebook with hand aged paper. It was the first time I used a water-soluble embroidery stabilizer, and I didn't know how it would work. Would it ruin the fabric? Will it make the thread to change its color? Will it leave the pen ink? So I just put it to the test and it worked out just fine! The transparent layer with the pattern has dissolved, leaving the threads on the fabric. My store | Instagram

[spacestealer]

Zero Two cross-stitch embroidery pattern turned into a pillow. ⭐️

Pattern itself and instructions on how to make a pillow in the link below ~

My Instagram | Cross stitch patterns

[spacestealer]

Vintage from a scratch. Everything started with small cross-stitch embroidery patterns from an old 90s magazine. I was young and I was just doing my first steps in needlework, that's why I've never dared to embroider these flowers. But after so many years, I did it, and put them on the notebook covers (yeah, I made a few notebooks, not only the one on the picture). So these sketchbooks are kinda my embroidered tribute to the past, which means a lot for me.

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[spacestealer]

I planned to make journals with aged pages for a long time, as if they were stored in some Templar cache for a couple of centuries and then ended up on my desk. The only thing that was stopping me: I couldn’t come up with the cover designs, so I started to work on other projects. The first appeared journal was ‘𝐀𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐛𝐫𝐚’. I googled its true meaning, and here it is:

"The word is extremely ancient and originally was thought to be a powerful invocation with mystical powers. a piece of parchment inscribed with a triangular formula derived from the word, which acts like a funnel to drive the sickness out of the body."

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[spacestealer]

Here is a little before/after embroidery process of one of the first ouija planchette brooches I ever made! I used a satin stitch and some beads to make it. I really like to style brooches / pins on the collar as you see, but actually it can be worn in any way. (Btw, I just started to use tumblr, so I would really appreciate it if you will follow my blog! You will find out about embroidery, crafting, sometimes I am telling the stories behind my crafts: why I crafted it, where I got inspiration, etc.)

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