Slow stitching textile art

#mindfulstitching #textileart #slowstitching So let’s begin our slow stitching mindfulness, todays page is a little bit different, Im using layers of lighwe...

In your journey to becoming a textile artist, the most important thing you can learn is to trust your artistic instinct. Have belief in the inherent quality of your work, and celebrate where you are now. Recognising where you fit in the Four Stages of Textile Art Mastery can help you on your way. When

What is slow stitching? A lot of fun! Learn how to get started with slow stitching and enjoy this creative textile art.

How to create a slow stitch kit. Keep supplies easy to grab and go.

We had an ice storm in the early part of January and while we were house bound by the weather I discovered “slow stitching.” I fell in love with the process and the meditative qualities of these small hand stitching projects and I thought you might also like them! What is slow stitching? Slow st

Slow stitching is an ancient craft that has made a comeback because it is truly wonderful. Learn this wonderful craft, and find out how to design and make your own slow-stitched works of art.

Meet the Cosmos kit! These vivid pink, daisy-like flowers have been known to symbolize balance and harmony for their crisp, even petals, but also ‘joy in love and life’ in the Victorian era! Flowering in gardens across the world for many months of the year, these striking blooms attract bees, butterflies and birds to the garden. A combination of Liberty London fabrics, vintage patterned pink/white fabrics are combined with plenty of specialty pieces to add texture and detail to your piece…

A seaside wall hanging. I used scraps of lace, different textures of materials such as silk, corduroy, wool and lots of beads, sequins etc x

Aimee Ray's new book Doodle Stitching Embroidery Art is filled with on-trend designs and ways to stitch without relying on patterns.

Learn smple Slow Stitch ideas to creatively put together backgrounds for Fabric Art by layering a few fabric scraps. Embellish with yarn, buttons or beads.