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“Time Flies” is a one-of-a-kind embroidered artwork featuring a gilded hourglass embraced by lilacs and forget-me-nots, with two butterflies resting lightly on its frame. Rich in detail and soft colour, this large oval piece explores the fleeting nature of time through delicate, living motifs. It is a treasured creation.
“A Trio of Mushies” is a small, original woodland embroidery featuring three softly shaded mushrooms nestled together like they’ve grown in a quiet corner of the forest. Stitched by hand with delicate thread-painting and gentle colour blending, it’s a calm, cosy little piece full of texture and character.
“Garden of Endings” is a one-of-a-kind, highly detailed embroidery inspired by the Death tarot card - not as a symbol of despair, but of transformation. A raven, scythe, empty hourglass, skull, and death’s-head moth rest among various poisonous blooms and fungi, each element echoing the theme of endings that make way for beginnings. Stitched over nearly 150 hours, this piece brings life and death into quiet conversation, creating something haunting, intricate, and unexpectedly hopeful.
This enchanting flutterby is delicately hand-embroidered on bridal organza, featuring intricate thread painting and goldwork techniques. Accented with shimmering sequins and bordered by smooth purl wire, this piece brings fantasy to life. One of the first in my "Flutterby" series, it’s a unique and magical creation, perfect for collectors and dreamers alike.
This little trio of mushrooms is a sweet, simple stitch for beginners or anyone who enjoys the calm of a small woodland project. The design has clean lines, soft shading, and plenty of room to play with colours if you fancy it. It’s a gentle, cheerful way to ease into thread painting.
This little fuzzy bee is a lovely way to add some texture to your stitching. It’s beginner-friendly and introduces turkey stitch, which gives the bee that soft, touchable fluff. It’s a simple, cheerful design - perfect if you’re in the mood to try something a bit different and enjoy a playful finish.