#Embroidery

Author: Matt Gilligan / Source: did you know? Embroidery tattoos are a trend these days and for good reason: they’re pretty incredible. These amazing, textured designs actually look like they are sewn into the skin. The detail looks 3-D and is really something to behold. Take a look at these

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We previously introduced you to Russian embroidery artist Vera Shimunia’s dreamy, miniature nature landscapes and since then her presentations have only become more stunning. With a growing Instagram follower count of over 20k people, it’s easy to see her talent and imagination have not peaked.

Nowadays, many contemporary artists are looking for new ways to express their art in a different manner to others. They are abandoning the traditional canvas and instead using sometimes smaller but unexpected things. One artist who is actually famous for this is crafter Mary Kenyon from California.

Author: Ariel Sophia Bardi / Source: Atlas Obscura In a big-windowed lecture room, Wafa Ghnaim, author of a self-published book on Palestinian embroidery (known as tatreez) and founder of the nonprofit teaching initiative Taztreez & Tea, kicks off a three-hour needlework workshop with a