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Photo: Image bank by Tasha Cherkasova/ShutterstockThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Embroidery is a craft where there is always something to learn. Hundreds of stitches with contemporary techniques, you’ll neverRead More →

Palestinian fashion designer Khawla al-Tawil (R) helps a model put on one of her designs at her store in the West Bank town of Beit Sahour on Feb. 9, 2022. (Photo: Xinhua) Palestinian fashion designer Khawla al-Tawil works at her store in the West Bank town of Beit Sahour onRead More →

There is more than one way to paint. Self-taught embroiderer Laura McGarity uses a needle, colored thread and many stitches to create compositions that look like impressionist works of art. His menagerie of subjects – from tigers to anteaters to squids – feature layers of different colors, making them appearRead More →

BANGALORE, India – Throughout India there has always been a rich tradition of embroidery work, from the humble cantha from West Bengal to opulence zardosi of Uttar Pradesh. In recent years, a new generation of contemporary artists has experimented with embroidery as an art form. But it wasn’t until theRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. embroiderer Diti Baruah hoop art that celebrates the aerial views of northeast India. Using a variety of techniques in her work, she incorporates texturedRead More →

Houston-based decorator Texas Art Embroidery has merged with Houston-based 4EZTees.com (asi/53512). The merger will provide Texas Art Embroidery customers with an expanded line of decorating methods and products, according to owner Randy Sheinberg. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. From left to right, Norman andRead More →

“Hundreds of millions of people are going to watch this game. It’s going to be awesome,” said Louis Talamantes, president and owner of Buddy’s All Stars in Burbank. Pristine white jerseys are what the team will wear on Sunday and they are each hand sewn by dedicated Angelenos. He immigratedRead More →

The Rams team gets new Super Bowl jerseys on Sunday that are handmade in Burbank at a family-run embroidery shop. Pristine white jerseys are what the team will wear on Sunday and they are each hand-sewn by dedicated Angelenos. “Hundreds of millions of people are going to watch this game.Read More →

Jeri Ryan, 54, actress (Star Trek: Voyager), Munich, Germany, 1968. Do you share a birthday with a celebrity? 1 – Harry Styles, 28, singer (formerly of One Direction), Redditch, England, 1994. 2 – Tom Smothers, 85, comedian (The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour), New York, NY, 1937. 3 – Isla Fisher,Read More →

TEHRAN – For centuries, Monjugh-Douzi, which is a particular skill of Iranian embroidery, has been applied to ornate garments, headwear, money bags, decorative paintings, pencil holders, stamp or brush cases, bags, box covers or utensils. , belts, necklaces, anklets, coasters to name a few. The know-how of this delicate craftRead More →

Nguyen Quoc Su, a 79-year-old embroiderer, still works on his embroidery loom every day, helping to preserve and promote the nation’s traditional craftsmanship (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Nguyen Quoc Su, a 79-year-old embroiderer who has practiced the craft for more than 60 years, still works on his embroidery loomRead More →

Those interested in learning more about embroidery have the opportunity to do so with the local embroidery guild which meets twice a month at the Hardin County Cooperative Extension Service office in Elizabethtown. Guild founder Mary Logsdon said everyone is welcome to learn more about embroidery – the art orRead More →

To participate, register with library card before February 3 – Crafters will enjoy the challenge of creating this month’s linework project from their own photo. Using simple supplies and a single stitch technique, participants will create a beautiful piece that they can display on their wall or give to aRead More →

Hong Li demonstrates basic sewing techniques to children at her workshop in Huangmei, Hubei province, in June. [For China Daily] A college graduate who longed for a slower life returned from Wuhan to her hometown in HuangmeiRead More →

A Dior haute couture show in the gardens of the Rodin Museum is as Parisian as fashion is. But this season, designer Maria Grazia Chiuri’s heart was in India. “There is an idea that Indian embroidery is something cheap,” Chiuri said before the show. “We talk a lot about theRead More →

Lebanese designer Salim Azzam is on a mission to honor authentic embroidery techniques, storytelling and the women behind them by keeping the craftsmanship alive in his designs. “With what’s happened in Lebanon for the past two years, ‘A New Land’ comes from a desire to be in a new place,Read More →

Whether they’re digging in the dirt or rolling around in the grass, you can’t help but be charmed by the purity of the puppies. This is exactly why the artist @da_gaemee create adorable hand embroidery art of dogs being dogs. Each piece captures some of the joy dogs find inRead More →

Carly Owens is the opposite of fast fashion, or clothes made quickly, cheaply and meant to last as long as the latest trend. The Colorado-based artist, whose jewelry centers on hand embroidery, embraces slowdown, manual labor and an admiration for craftsmanship. Owens works with gold, velvet, glass. She describes herselfRead More →

By: Brenden Schwartz, Editor Ugly grandpa sweaters, thrifty crewnecks, patchwork jeans. If you’re looking to spice up your wardrobe, freshman Newman can help you with her own remodeled, altered, and handmade clothes, which she’s turned into a small business. Emily Pachta is a Biology/Psychology double major. She tries to beRead More →

Bhusara (Muzaffarpur), Bihar It is needlework born out of necessity. Where patches of old saris, dhotis and oversized clothes were brought together to make swaddles for newborns. Old, well-worn, soft and comforting fabrics were perfect for wrapping up the little one. sujani embroidery (known means to facilitate and Jani meansRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. All it takes is a needle and thread to create something unexpectedly beautiful. Self-taught artist Rachel Crisp uses her embroidery practice (Sons of blueRead More →

There’s a new addition to Oakmont’s creative community with the recently opened Oakmont Embroidery, which is owned and operated by longtime Oakmont resident and arts professional Courtney Hall-Powell. Headquartered in town, Oakmont Embroidery started in 2021 and offers a full range of embroidery and design services, including design creation, digitizingRead More →

Grandstand web desk Chandigarh, January 11 Comedian Vir Das has tested positive for Covid-19. He says he has mild coronavirus symptoms and has self-isolated at home. Being a comedian himself, every situation is an opportunity for a joke, as is his confinement to a room. Vir Das joked that heRead More →

An embroidery artist is to create a work of art recognizing the ‘incredible’ efforts of frontline workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Erin Ledsom, an embroidery artist from Hull and recent graduate of the Royal College of Needlework, has been commissioned by Hull City Council to produce the piece, which willRead More →

Shopian, January 7:- Opportunities in life rarely present themselves, but when the opportunity is offered by a government service, it should be taken first and without hesitation. The District Khadi Village and Industry Center, Shopian offers a number of such programs for people who are enthusiastic, dedicated and want toRead More →

Chikan labor craft often called Lucknow chikan, is over 400 years old with a firm presence in the Indian and global fashion arena. The technique of its creation is called Chikankari and its unique sensibility displays grace and elegance as subtly as the wearer desires. The word “Chikankari” is derivedRead More →

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This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Erin Essiambre from Salt water points combines the delicate and ornate art of hand embroidery with the whimsical charm of handmade jewelry. And itsRead More →

”At Banja Luka embroidery (in Bosnian: keranje) just kind of fell in the field that interests me since it provides a sense of identity and continuity. It promotes respect for the cultural diversity and human creativity”, mentioned Berina Filipovic-Kulenovicoriginally from Banja Luka with an address in Sarajevo, graduate engineer byRead More →

From humble beginnings, Manchester-based Print Related is growing month by month after owner and former bookbinder Steve Clegg tried an embroidery machine. Clegg, a former employee of finishing specialist Friedheim International and most recently First 4 Print Finishing, began researching the print-related promotional items market when he faced redundancyRead More →

Ramallah, occupied West Bank – The United Nations cultural agency (UNESCO) has added the art of traditional Palestinian embroidery to its list of intangible cultural heritage. Wednesday SEO was made during the 16th session of the Intergovernmental Committee for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage, an annual gathering ofRead More →

PIYONG, December 11: A total of 30 unemployed rural women and SHG members from Piyong Circle and neighboring areas of Namsai District are undergoing a month-long Skills Development Program (SDP) on hand embroidery, which started here on Friday . Namsai DC RK Sharma, speaking on this occasion, focused on improvingRead More →

NIEPMD Adult Independent Living Department launches program to empower people with disabilities The Adult Independent Living Department of the National Institute for the Empowerment of Persons with Multiple Disabilities (NIEPMD) has launched an exclusive vocational training program in hand embroidery for young women with disabilities. This initiative aims to promoteRead More →

The narrow streets of Khanyar in Srinagar lead to a small room filled with wool, rolls of fabrics and the smell of kerosene. On the other side of the room, women of different age groups work on the yellowish-white cloth, known locally as Dusout. These women do crewel embroidery, chainRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Textile artist based in Belarus Yulia Krishchik imagine surreal dreamscapes inspired by the wonders of space and nature. She combines vibrant gardens and tranquilRead More →

Photo by Joe Del Tufo A local designer has found that making humorous art can be a stitch, as she sells her embroidery at festivals around the First State. During the pandemic, Sarah Klishevich was looking for a creative outlet — “something to occupy my hands and pass the time,”Read More →

LEVANT, Maine (WABI) – At the start of the coronavirus pandemic, a nurse in Levant began sewing PPE for her healthcare colleagues. With the help of her husband, the idea took off. Tracie Seymour, RN, started by sewing face masks and scrub caps. “We’re both nurses, so I started makingRead More →

WEST BOYLSTON — Michelle Hutchins has loved sewing since she was 10 and took her first lesson at the old Singer store in the Auburn mall. But starting your own business came from a tough time. “I was laid off from my office job five and a half years ago.Read More →

Five elderly Emirati women rush into an open, sunny room with a purpose. They each sit in front of a metal stool with a curved center, surmounted by a cylindrical pincushion wrapped in spools of silver and gold thread. In their traditional attire, female artisans from the Sharjah-based Irthi ContemporaryRead More →

Pstitching the colorful silk thread with a small needle and skillfully stitching the most beautiful hand-woven Pashmina shawl stretched over the embroidery, wooden frame to create an intrinsic pattern, this is what Pia Chatterjee, Rupsana Khatoon, Rita Mondol, Mou Jana, Falguni Maity, Mita Mondol, and 100 other women are doingRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Landscapes include a myriad of colors and textures, and art helps bring out their innate beauty. Artist Anna Hutina.k.a Olander Co Embroidery, captures theRead More →

By Pat Eby Special for the Post-Dispatch In 1994, Sharon Jackman gave her 10-year-old granddaughter, Maggie, a needle, embroidery floss, a hoop and enough quilt squares to make a quilt. When Maggie finished embroidering the squares, she and her grandmother went to the fabric store to pick out the fabricsRead More →

This post was updated on October 31 at 9:55 p.m. Andrea Karkafi is carving her way to success. The third-year communications and psychology student started her business, Los Angeles Embroidery, during the pandemic out of boredom and a desire to find a hobby that would channel her creative expression, sheRead More →

Photo courtesy of Kendall Kubis Weinberg Junior Kendall Kubis holds the Pikachu hat she made for Communication Junior Dhrithi Arun. Arun ordered the hat after seeing a Jigglypuff hat that Kubis made. Swapping quarantine boredom for a passion for embroidery, Weinberg junior Kendall Kubis spent her newfound free time onRead More →

Representative image of the art of embroidery A renaissance of embroidery is underway. With just a needle and thread, Kochi-based artist Priya Sreekumar has sculpted her space in the slow, meditative art of embroidery. Priya has made her foray into the art world with paper crafts. To further immerse herselfRead More →

Photo: MonstereThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Think about embroidery like a big umbrella. Under this umbrella are a myriad of sewing techniques and types that each have their ownRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Artists have long drawn inspiration from the Northern Lights, also known as the Aurora Borealis. And it’s no wonder why; the brilliant light displayRead More →

Borderlands 3 fans have found unique ways to express their appreciation for the series lately. A fan Borderlands 3 The design is also particularly interesting, as it sees one of the most popular Vault Hunters embroidered onto fabric. This post joins the recent Borderlands 3 nail art as a majorRead More →

Our correspondent Chamba, August 30 Anjali Vakil from Chamba has been shortlisted for the “2018 National Award” for Rumal Chamba Embroidery by the Government of India to be awarded by the President in the near future. According to an official statement released recently by the Development Commissioner (Crafts) of theRead More →

Metal hasn’t played a big role in the men’s wardrobe since we ditched armour, but it lives on through the art of wire embroidery. This elaborate technique, which originated in medieval England as a means of embellishing priestly vestments, was later applied to military and ceremonial uniforms as well asRead More →

Photo: MicEninThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. No matter what kind of embroidery you’re sewing, chances are you’ll be doing it in a embroidery hoop. An embroidery hoop is aRead More →

Express press service HYDERABAD: The specialized embroidery work found on traditional Lambadi skirts, dupattas and cholis is unique to the Lambada community, whose women have preserved the intricate style for centuries. Although it may seem only a matter of time before their traditional embroidery perishes, with those of the previousRead More →

JANOME/BERNETTE Embroidery on denim dresses and tops has become more and more trendy and popular. But hand embroidering can be time consuming and exhausting, and can even accidentally prick your fingers. Embroidery machines are an easier (and much faster!) way to personalize your garments with designs and customizations. Whether youRead More →

At first glance, this dramatic scene of a kingfisher bird diving into the water could be mistaken for a photograph. But, look again. Everything is created using yarn. The incredible image is the work of the embroiderers of XQ Vietnama group of embroiderers who create incredibly realistic works with justRead More →

What if textiles could react to body movements? this is the question that led ganit goldstein to create a embroidery piece as part of his MA at the royal college of art in london. Titled “Rhythm of Matter”, the project explores the role of physical materials in a digital spaceRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Getting into embroidery can seem a bit daunting at first. With so many styles, stitches and techniques to learn, it can sometimes be dauntingRead More →

The Earth is a constant source of inspiration for artists. As we’ve seen time and time again, creatives produce works that pay homage to the natural world, whether big or small. Danielle, alias Satellite points, goes big with her embroidery. Its intricate pieces are tiny studies of vast ocean satelliteRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. With their delicate shapes and iridescent colors, insects are perfect subjects for arts and crafts projects. embroiderer Megan Zaniewski is a creative who celebratesRead More →

Artists and artisans around the world have used the humble needle and thread for centuries. Embroidery is an ancient art, but today’s artists perpetuate the textile technique in their own way. British embroiderer Youmeng Liu is a creative who pushes the boundaries of the profession. She creates food-inspired 3D embroideryRead More →

NNA | Update: May 31, 2021 8:49 p.m. STI Shopian (Jammu and Kashmir) [India]May 31 (ANI): The government’s financial aid program for energetic and hardworking entrepreneurs has changed the life of a woman from Bhorihalan village in Shopian and earned her the title of “Embroidery Lady”. Dasy Jan, who hasRead More →

The educated traveler – A column exploring the many miles of what South Asia has to offer. Get stories from India Currents straight to your inbox. When we say Rumal, a small square piece of cloth or a handkerchief, an object of daily use, flashes before our eyes. Rumal isRead More →

Embroidery has a long history in the Americas – a profession once reserved for men, later imposed on women as a symbol of domesticity. But in recent decades, women have reclaimed the craft as a peaceful and powerful tool of protest, even amid the pandemic. Just this week, after subwayRead More →

Personal care comes in all shapes and sizes. For me, what has kept a part of me grounded during this quarantine and pandemic is the things I can create with my own hands. Yes, I paint, draw and do origami. But my real passion and what keeps these hands busyRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Every day at sunrise and sunset, the sky turns into a gradient of beautiful colors. Los Angeles-based textile artist Jen Smith (also known asRead More →

Embroidery has been around for centuries and the craft continues to evolve today. Artists push the boundaries of their materials and bring extraordinary designs to life with needle and thread. One of these designers is a Japanese textile artist ippas. She sews 3D replicas of food, household items, leaves andRead More →

The Daily Orange is a nonprofit newsroom that receives no funding from Syracuse University. Consider making a donation today to support our mission. Syracuse resident Ciarah Richardson bought a sewing machine in January 2020. Little did she know the COVID-19 pandemic would inspire her to relaunch her freelance embroidery business,Read More →

During the last virtual meeting of SmartX, the European accelerator for smart textiles, on October 9, the versatility of flat knitting and the productivity of embroidery in the creation and commercialization of new smart fabrics were highlighted. SmartX has just launched its latest call for applications, with companies having untilRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. This year has been tough for many, but creatives have found a way to move forward and continue making art from home. Textile artistsRead More →

This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Textile artist Fenny Suter from Suter Design & Co. creates 3D paintings you can touch. Her extraordinary embroidery art evokes the different tactile sensationsRead More →

Photo: Image bank by Mr_Mrs_Marcha/ShutterstockThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. One of the best things about embroidery is that it doesn’t take long to get started. With just a fewRead More →

Photo: rawpixelThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Right now craft is experiencing a serious revival, as more and more people return to the idea of ​​using their hands as aRead More →

​June 5 – August 9, 2019​Opening: Wednesday, June 5 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Debbie Armstrong, Beth Cunningham, Jane Dunnewold, Janis Hooker, Lucia LaVilla-Havelin, Barbara Lugge, Kim Paxson, Miki Rodriguez, Mary Ruth Smith, Pamela Studstill, Sue Anne Sullivan Hand sewing is a meditative journey that takes time. The age-oldRead More →

Sarah K. BenningThis article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase, My Modern Met may earn an affiliate commission. Please read our disclosure for more information. Embroidery has always existed and it is not exaggerated. Its roots are ancient, each culture having a form in its history ofRead More →