Textile landscapes

My textile artwork incorporates many textile techniques, the most dominant techniques are appliqué or collage and free machine embroidery, my work has evolved over the years and my most recent work is mixed media as papers and paint are often used. I have started working in a series, developing a theme or topic making 4 or 5 works at the same time, sometimes using a printing technique c

gallery of freehand machine embroidered pictures by UK textile artist Alison Holt using silk painting and freehand machine embroidery

I love my new piece: 'By the Roadside'. I just finished stitching it. I spent 2 solid long days and nights days hand stitching. By the Roadside, 7x9" for the December show at the Centre Galleries Off to the framer with this one! (... I love saying that.) Happy Thursday to you.

Machine Embroidery Workshops — Sue Nicholls Designs

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This embroidery was inspired by a sketch I made back in the summer whilst visiting the Norfolk Broads.It measures 20cm x 20 m the mount measures 30cm squared.

Textile art - Lindisfarne Castle - Laura Edgar

A series of embroidered landscapes depicting impressions of the Canadian West Coast. Each one is unique and combines many techniques. The techniques include hand embroidery, machine sewing, applique, couching and beading. The materials include cotton fabric, sewing thread, glass beads, yarn and twine. 3 x 4 ½” SOLD www.chursinoff.com/kirsten