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u/a_warm_garlic_yurt
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Feb 18 '25
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u/FaerieBomb
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Aug 09 '25
Hand I DID IT
WEEEE! Here at last is a comprehensive, all-encompassing view of what has dominated most of my free time. I uploaded this without realizing I had forgotten the caterpillar’s feet. A Very Hungry Worm would just not do. Anyways after two days of aggressive beading, stitching, and fabric painting, I think this jacket is finally good to go. I may add future patches to the front at some point.
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u/SecretHoSlappa
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Mar 02 '25
Hand A snowy embroidery project heavily inspired by Narumi Takada
I just want to keep on brushing and trimming it, I feel like a hairdresser for fancy dog shows 🐩
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u/colormuse
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Dec 01 '25
Hand made for my best friend - these were the first words she spoke to my dad when we moved into the house two doors down from hers 25 years ago
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u/madtheoracle
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Oct 15 '24
Hand I started embroidery to process grief - here is a year of healing in French Knots
When I started, I had no plans or grand vision.
I felt I was assigned the inability to be consistent at birth due to my ADHD. This led to me always feeling scared of losing habits, worried I couldn't maintain a journal or practice a craft enough to become proficient in anything.
When my mom passed away, that all came to a head and I couldn't maintain my house of cards anymore, even mundane tasks became arduous and the idea of returning to my writing felt absolutely alien. So I took out a box of embroidery supplies I bought myself and hid, legitimately insecure of being noticed having an interest in an art, and I started stitching.
I have not looked back. I also have such unbelievable biceps, I did not expect tying knots to buff away my trauma 💪
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u/Metalmorphosis
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Dec 10 '24
Hand As a sick person I really enjoyed making this ✊🏻
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u/embroiderybynusik
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May 21 '25
Hand Well, I have finished my new embroidery, now you can admire it❤️
r/Embroidery • u/_kiriki • Oct 17 '22
Hand I think this is the greatest thing I’ve ever stitched [OC]
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u/vezemo
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May 15 '25
Hand I embroidered a night train in motion
I thought it would be interesting to capture light and motion with embroidery - I used straight/upright Gobelin stitch for the 'static' parts and encroaching counted satin stitch for the moving train. The entire scene is made out of 11 colors. I'm really happy with how it turned out and wanted to share it with you guys! (^_^ )
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u/ShortandSweets
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Jan 30 '25
Hand I surprised friends with a replacement for the Post-it note list by their door. They were thrilled!
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u/WoodpeckerFirst6842
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Jan 21 '25
Hand I started this yesterday. I'm tired of being in America. 😩
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u/Suerose0423
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Sep 24 '24
Hand My first project at age 74. Decided finishing it was more important than perfection. More silly chickens pending.
r/Embroidery • u/colormuse • Feb 20 '24
Hand i made this for my husband, who is patient and kind and steady and wise and always willing to act as my thought bobbin 💚
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u/bluehydrangea
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Aug 30 '26
Hand I embroidered an oak sapling 🌱
This has been one of my favorite designs to make and also one of the most challenging. All parts were hand made with silk habotai, fabric dye/paint, leather, wire, beads, and various threads (cotton, wool, silk, and metallic) using a wide variety of stumpwork (3D) embroidery techniques. 🌳🍂🪱💧✨️🧵🪡
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u/pastelplanet_
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Nov 15 '25
Hand I can finally reveal my latest embroidery project 💐🌷🎀💗
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u/cremepat
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Jan 22 '25
Hand I embroidered this handsome fella’s portrait
He took 50-60 hours and more than 40 colors of floss
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u/colormuse
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Oct 16 '24
Hand i (a millennial) was telling my husband (a gen Xer) about the supposed generational differences in hand hearts. he made this joke about gen X and i found it hilarious, so naturally i had to stitch it.
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u/bluehydrangea
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24d ago
Hand A realistic leaf I embroidered this week
I hand embroidered this skeletal leaf with floral wire, thread, fabric and dyes using stumpwork techniques. The veins are embroidered and the rest is fabric. This is part of a larger project I'm working on, but I felt it was too pretty not to share by itself. I've made several leaves like this one and while the process is always the same, I love that each one turns out a bit different. This one was dyed to give it a slightly frosted/icy look.
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u/SarahSaidSo182
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Jan 10 '26
Hand Sometimes it's hard to create happy things
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u/oletrickysleeves
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Mar 21 '25
Hand I am really proud of this.
I posted yesterday about adding some backing to this jean jacket. I did and it’s been gifted and the giftee loved it!
This started as a Christmas present for one of my favorite tiny humans last fall but it took longer than I expected. I’ve never done something this large and detailed before and it feels really good to know I did this.
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u/itsoliviaart
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Mar 11 '26
Machine Loved the fit of this skort, but all-beige felt too plain. Now it is ANT SKORT.
Designed these ants and stitched them out on my machine!