#needle painting

[concentriccookies]

Second piece in my series of human infrastructures unintentional effects on wildlife.

the photo I used as direct reference was taken by @strangebiology & used with permission! You can find the whole album on flickr here.

I fell in love with these pictures cause i just think there is such a beauty to them. But also it starts making you think more about human infrastructure.

Idk but i think a lot of us think about fences as benign in the landscape but working on this piece i started thinking more abt, what do fences keep in? What do they keep out? And what do they disrupt or harm? intentionally or not.

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[whatahoop]

Lysistrata 💙

[cecileappert]

Eye of curiosity

[autumncottageattic]

Original embroidery - KolomanKnitShop

instagram - fox_and_blueberry

[hyenaswine]

forgot to show you all my finished wild pansy/heartsease/johnny-jump-up (Viola tricolor)

[agentsweet]

Way back in March I found a beautiful piece of art by @sixofclovers that I fell in love with. So after getting permission from them I created a pattern for personal use and just finished it! This is my second attempt at needle painting and I’m still getting used to color blending but I’m extremely proud of myself.

Notes of interest:

French Knots were used to make the Sherpa style of Caleb’s coat lining.

The thickest part of the piece is Essek’s collar, where six strands were used to give the fluffy illusion

After I created the pattern, I used my Cricut to draw the pattern onto the fabric.

35 different colors of DMC embroidery thread were used to make this piece.

I only stabbed myself 4 times (and drew blood) while stitching!

[blackthorndryad]

I made this little bunny for my grandma Adela! 🐇🌿

[chairrycrafts]

Embroidery progress~ I'm such an impatient person yet all my new hobbies so far take so long lol

[nuveau-deco]

“Wool Painting” of Two Nude Female Figures by Swiss Artist Alice Bailly, ca. 1915. Medium is coloured wool yarn embroidered on off-white woven wool fabric.

“With her wool pictures, Alice (Marie-Louise) Bailly is one of the pioneers of textile art … From 1916 to 1924, around fifty “tableaux-laine” were created, pictures in which Bailly used needle and yarn instead of brush and oil paint.” via Museum of Design Zürich

(Source: emuseum.ch)

[greyishbobbi]

Frostfang, Embroidery, Me!, 2022

[giovannaembroideryart]

Trust the process 💫

[concentriccookies]

Hey y'all! Doing a raffle for this piece to support aid orgs in Gaza!

To enter:

$5 /entry or $20 gets you 5 entries!

Donate directly to https://www.anera.org/ (Or any aid org of your choice supporting Gaza currently and dm me your receipt)

I'll be running this primarily over on my instagram - concentricstitchery (will link it in a reblog) i'll be posting the draw video there on tuesday in my stories for accountability. Head over there if u want or if its easier just dm me here! It really doesnt matter! I'll be keeping track of where people come from and contacting them their chosen platform.

I'll keep this open till Sunday Feb 4th and draw on Tuesday the 6th. 

Last but not least, free Palestine!

[cecileappert]

Adding highlights and shadows to the cat's eye (7 colors).

Music: Killed The Cat (feat. Trenton) by Cjbeards

[autumncottageattic]

fox_and_blueberry

KolomanKnitShop

[dariamembroideryart]

[elcomienzo]

Otra mirada diferente

Esta vez de un encantador erizo