Craftster user Wildanimus improvised this freehand cherry blossom cross-stitch piece. I love how she made the design extend across three embroidery hoops, and the seed bead detail in the middle of each blossom is a lovely touch as well.
Craftster user Antarcticraft used the “Vital Organs” embroidery patterns from Sublime Stitching to create this hilariously creepy piece of embroidery for her mom, a nurse who loves Stephen King.
Here’s a pic from the CRAFT Flickr pool, uploaded by _whitty_. Better file this one under “awwww!”: He learned to embroider for me. He tucked himself in the basement and learned off the internet in secret. They are a glass of milk and a bowl of chocolate ice cream, things he has given me a […]
Diane points us to a New York Times article about the exhibition of embroidery at the Bard Graduate Center. The story is fascinating, and the images in the slide show are breathtaking. Here’s a quote that speaks to my embroidery-loving heart in a big way. The marvels of this exhibition testify to the human need […]
Craftster user LoopedyLoop created this fabulous baby quilt inspired by the book Doodle Stitching by Aimee Ray. The detail work on this piece is wonderful.
Zakka Life provides the pattern and instructions for making this great embroidered birdcage ornament. How nice would this look tied to a present for the holidays?
Renee of The Domestic Scientist made this Space Invaders cross-stitched guitar strap for her husband… his guitar is next for modding. via GeekCrafts. Related Free Cross-Stitch Pattern from The Domestic Scientist
