Slow stitch patterns

If you’re one of those sewers who can’t stand to waste even the tiniest piece of fabric, we have good news for you. There is a way to both r...

Slow stitching is becoming more popular as an art and craft form that takes bits of fabric and thread to create small pieces of art.

Zentangle, Mandalas, Zendoodle, Labyrinth, Neurographica, what other types of meditative arts are out there? This week I discovered Slow Stitching. Apparently it’s a relatively new term (since around 2014) to describe intuitive, non-planned embroidery. You may not know this, but I’ve been in touch w

Slow Stitching. Favorite Supplies and a Little Help to Get Started | Alice Hauser Art Studio

Slow stitching is an ancient craft that has made a comeback because it is truly wonderful. Learn this wonderful craft, and find out how to design and make your own slow-stitched works of art.

Discover what is sashiko sewing and get inspiration for a creative practice on how to do sashiko stitch and draw impressive patterns.

Discover the art of mindful slow stitching with textile artist Rebekah Johnston. These workshops are ideal beginner stitch projects. Allows your hands to guide the soothing running stitch as your brain unwinds. Make use of your fabric scraps to create unique textile art or wearable art. Use these techniques to prolong the life of your clothing. Watch the video and download the PDF to start your slow stitching journey today. Click to begin! Applique, embroidery, textile art workshops.

There are hundreds of embroidery stitches in the world. Some are simple, and some – are more complex. Some embroidery stitches are made for outlines, while others work best for borders or lettering. Also, there are many stitches for filling. We might group filling stitches by how much surface they cover and how much fabric […]

Mirjam Gielen Textile Artist on Instagram: "Layering rows of blanket stitches, like a web of mycelia (the ‘roots’ of fungi) covering this liquidambar leaf print on silk. I stitch intuitively, reacting to what I encounter in this imaginary habitat, much like a tiny critter trying to find its way 😊🪲but I also zoom out regularly to get more of a bird’s eye view 🦅 of what’s going on and where the nice spots are where I can go and leave my thread marks. It’s nice to spend a rainy day visiting…

Dive into the world of slow stitching with these nine inspiring project ideas! From creating artwork to darning socks and making quilt patches, discover the joys of handmade crafts. Explore the unique, personalized, and meaningful aspects of slow stitching, and share your creations with #craftschooloz on Instagram!