Needle felting, traditional and stumpwork embroidery, about 1/3 of Van Gogh's "Irises." The needle felted Monet I did didn't make it into the show, but this one did. "They Were Violet."
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Needle felting, traditional and stumpwork embroidery, about 1/3 of Van Gogh's "Irises." The needle felted Monet I did didn't make it into the show, but this one did. "They Were Violet."
i’m in a my own exhibition right now
but never stop doing embroidery
hello i have added another fiber arts to my skill set. be prepared for lots of embroidered insects and botanicals bc my days of embroidered pet portraits are far, far in the future
both (rosy maple moth and white tailed bumblebee) are from stumpwork embroidery + thread painting by megan zaniewski
Frog Purse (circa 1650-1680, England), London Museum.
A small purse shaped like a frog. It is made in two halves: the back is on a hard base with padding on top, the underside is on a more pliable base. The two are seamed together to just below the front legs and are lined with greenish-yellow silk with a gusset at each side to form a tiny purse with a drawstring fastening. The legs are made of wire and shaped with padding. The whole body is covered with poor quality silver-gilt thread wrapped around a visible dark beige silk core in detached buttonhole stitch. The underside is spotted with star-shaped pieces of metal thread. The sides of the body and the back are decorated with lines of couched gilt coil. The eyes are made from black beads, and the drawstring from plaited green silk.
The LA County Museum of Art holds a similar purse (AC1998.85.1), which is described as a needle-case. The Royal Collection also holds a frog-shaped purse (RCIN 37043).
Embroidery by roniy1983
My newest finished project
"There is Always Light to be Found" Rothschildia silkmoth
it's not perfect like i'd like, but i'm choosing to give up 🫡 all because i didn't stretch the left wing as far as i probably should have
Now I have two petals for my big stumpwork flower!