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]]>According to her Instagram page, Rios started making her embroidery cakes in 2018. Her creations are as colorful and cheerful as it gets, but the story behind them isn’t as fun and offbeat.
“I started making these colorful embroideries because well…my life was going terribly and I was just trying to cheer myself up by making the most colorful, happy things I could think of,” she explained in an Instagram post.
Rios used her embroidery cakes to cheer herself up, and they now have the same effect on everyone that comes across them. She has taken the concept of food art to a whole new level by creating cakes that look so remarkably realistic that you’ll have to wonder whether they’re actually made of fabric and thread.
The realistic look isn’t the only thing you’ll find appealing about Rios’ creations. She mostly focuses on stitching together funfetti cakes that are bursting with color and have the power to put a smile on your face.
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]]>The post Embroidery Artists Olga Prinku Uses Flowers as Her Thread appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Prinku is based in North Yorkshire, and she’s a graphic designer by profession. She’s always been passionate about crafting, especially knitting and wreath-making, and her love for flowers-on-tulle embroidery grew out of these hobbies.
“My favorite part of this new craft is the scope to be inventive. I love coming up with new ideas for ways to experiment with the technique or apply it to other kinds of artwork or product,” explains Prinku on her official website.
Prinku went on quite a journey since first trying to poke the stems of flowers through net fabric in 2016. In addition to becoming a true Instagram sensation, with almost 200,000 followers under her belt, she also hosted several exhibitions, collaborated with fashion and homeware brands, and published a book called Dried Flower Embroidery: An introduction to the art of flowers on tulle.
Prinku is also committed to teaching others the secrets of her craft. She sells DIY kits that allow you to replicate her creations, and you can also find tutorials and book workshops on her official website.
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]]>The post Stylish and Practical Décor Pieces You Can Make with Embroidery Hoops appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>If you’re not sure what to do with your old hoops, head to YouTube channel Thaitrick. In one of their amazing DIY videos, they demonstrated seven creative ways to transform embroidery hoops into all sorts of different household items.
This video will teach you how to turn your old hoop into a pillowcase bag, needle cushion, tool and thread holder, an adorable photo display, and a working clock. In addition to an embroidery hoop, the list of items you need to recreate DIY tricks from this tutorial is minimal, and you can give them a try even if you’re still a newbie.
Even if you haven’t found anything you like in this tutorial, it will inspire you to give DIY projects with embroidery hoops a chance. They offer a wide range of possibilities, and you can use them to make many more items that weren’t featured in this tutorial, such as chic wall art and amazing jewelry holders.
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]]>The post You Have to See Danielle Clough’s Tennis Racquet Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Clough is based in Cape Town, South Africa and she’s a multi-faceted artist who’s always managing to find new ways to put a twist on traditional art forms. She’s no stranger to creating classic embroidery hoops, but her series of tennis racquet embroidery transformed her into a true Instagram sensation.
In Clough’s own words, her embroidery is colorful and delicate and it celebrates “the joining of the old with the new in a wistful and playful manner that is thoroughly modern in approach, yet nostalgic at heart.” This perfectly describes her tennis racquet embroidery, since she usually utilizes retro pieces and gives them a new life through her art.
Pop culture often serves as Clough’s main source of inspiration, and she created many pieces inspired by famous artists and movie characters. She tends to keep things a little bit more simple when it comes to tennis racquets since they’re not that easy to embroider, and that’s why she usually sticks to nature-inspired themes.
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]]>The post Discover the Magical World of Yuliya Kucherenko’s Jellyfish Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The embroidery artist from Ukraine, who goes by @yuliya.ku on Instagram, draws inspiration from all sorts of aquatic creators, but jellyfish are the shining stars of her opus. She uses all sorts of different techniques, including beading, thread painting, and needle felting, to make them come to life and the final result is truly astonishing.
What we like the most about her embroidery creations is that she always leaves long threads expending past the hoop, making it seem like her jellyfish are swimming in the ocean. The effect is enhanced by her photography technique since she always lays her hoops on layers of blue tulle, reminiscent of deep ocean waters.
Kucherenko enjoys adding starfish, pearls, and other tiny details to the mix to make her creations more life-like. Some of them are available for purchase on her Etsy page, along with online embroidery courses and other resources for beginners.
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]]>The post Nazli Şeyler’s Embroidery Bags are Dreamy and Enchanting appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>There’s nothing not to love about this charming bag and Şeyler perfectly matched the color of the fabric to the shades of the threads she picked for her embroidery flower.
With polka dot design, round lace frame, and beaded details on the strap, this adorable bag is as vintage as it gets.
Şeyler enjoys working with light and neutral tones, but this design proves that her bags can look just as magical when she gives darker colors a chance.
If you thought that army green color can’t possibly look elegant and classy, this cute bag with flower and bird embroidery will change your mind.
In addition to bags, collars are also one of Şeyler’s signature products, and this velvet combo in the vibrant burgundy shade is one of her very best designs so far.
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]]>The post Couple is Using Embroidery to Commemorate Their Travel Adventures appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Petronella and Henry both have over 100,000 followers on Instagram, and they’re even offering online embroidery courses through Charles and Elin Academy. Their website also offers many free resources for beginners who want to give this art form a try.
Petronella is a self-taught artist, who mostly focuses on the details of buildings and urban elements in their embroidery creations. Henry has a fine arts background and experience as a fashion photographer, and he’s more focused on the color of stitching. They both bring different qualities to the table and perfectly balance each other out.
The majority of the couple’s creations are inspired by the streets of Paris, where they met and fell in love. They also use their embroidery art to commemorate the memories they created in other cities during their travels across Europe.
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]]>The post Russian Artist Transforms Tulle Into Whimsical Embroidery Pieces appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The Russian artist describes her technique as “organized chaos” because she enjoys working with many shades of threads, and prefers focusing on the objects she’s trying to stitch instead of making sketches beforehand.
“I like to work with tulle, as it is a transparent fabric that makes embroidery visually more voluminous … I am attracted to bright saturated colors, so I often try to integrate them with harmonious colors but try not to make it too flashy,” Marchenko told Bored Panda.
Marchenko had a passion for art from a young age, but her journey as an embroidery artist started in 2015. About a year later, she also attended sewing courses and came up with the idea to use embroidery technique on tulle, drawing inspiration from some of her favorite designers, including Valentino and Elie Saab.
Fashion remains one of Marchenko’s driving forces, but she also draws inspiration from other art forms. The success and hard work of other artists is also an important driving force for Marchenko, and they’re constantly igniting her desire to create.
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]]>The post Vera Shimunia Captures the Beauty of Nature with Her Intricate Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Shimunia describes herself as a “thread painter” and she’s completely self-taught. She started her journey in the world of embroidery because it felt like something fun to do, but kept going after her embroidery experiments gained traction online.
Her Instagram page has over 250,000 followers, and her creative process significantly evolved since she started it. Her creations are quite unique thanks to the vibrant pop of color and detailed textures, and many of them feature her signature fluffy clouds.
Shimunia’s embroidery hoops can take anywhere from three days to a month to complete, depending on the level of difficulty. She mostly draws inspiration from nature, and her most beautiful creations take the form of mountain tops, river streams, and sunsets brought to life with nothing but needle and thread.
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]]>The post Japanese Artist Crafts Incredibly Realistic Food Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The self-taught artist works with a collection of 500 different colors of yarn and uses the technique known as the French knot to make her creations incredibly realistic.
“I was drawn to embroidery because my grandmother used to do embroidery and made it look very relaxing and enjoyable. So I tried it and I enjoyed it myself… As in the art of stipple painting, I use my needle like a paintbrush and I stitch one knot at a time,” explains Ipnot on her official website.
She often takes photos of her embroidery next to real fruits and veggies they’re inspired by, forcing us to tell the difference between art and reality. Some of her viral 3D works even recreate the movements of real food, including the pizza with melting cheese and the floating kettle pouring coffee.
The post Japanese Artist Crafts Incredibly Realistic Food Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Heather Rios’ Embroidery Cakes Will Make You Do a Double Take appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>According to her Instagram page, Rios started making her embroidery cakes in 2018. Her creations are as colorful and cheerful as it gets, but the story behind them isn’t as fun and offbeat.
“I started making these colorful embroideries because well…my life was going terribly and I was just trying to cheer myself up by making the most colorful, happy things I could think of,” she explained in an Instagram post.
Rios used her embroidery cakes to cheer herself up, and they now have the same effect on everyone that comes across them. She has taken the concept of food art to a whole new level by creating cakes that look so remarkably realistic that you’ll have to wonder whether they’re actually made of fabric and thread.
The realistic look isn’t the only thing you’ll find appealing about Rios’ creations. She mostly focuses on stitching together funfetti cakes that are bursting with color and have the power to put a smile on your face.
The post Heather Rios’ Embroidery Cakes Will Make You Do a Double Take appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Embroidery Artists Olga Prinku Uses Flowers as Her Thread appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Prinku is based in North Yorkshire, and she’s a graphic designer by profession. She’s always been passionate about crafting, especially knitting and wreath-making, and her love for flowers-on-tulle embroidery grew out of these hobbies.
“My favorite part of this new craft is the scope to be inventive. I love coming up with new ideas for ways to experiment with the technique or apply it to other kinds of artwork or product,” explains Prinku on her official website.
Prinku went on quite a journey since first trying to poke the stems of flowers through net fabric in 2016. In addition to becoming a true Instagram sensation, with almost 200,000 followers under her belt, she also hosted several exhibitions, collaborated with fashion and homeware brands, and published a book called Dried Flower Embroidery: An introduction to the art of flowers on tulle.
Prinku is also committed to teaching others the secrets of her craft. She sells DIY kits that allow you to replicate her creations, and you can also find tutorials and book workshops on her official website.
The post Embroidery Artists Olga Prinku Uses Flowers as Her Thread appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Stylish and Practical Décor Pieces You Can Make with Embroidery Hoops appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>If you’re not sure what to do with your old hoops, head to YouTube channel Thaitrick. In one of their amazing DIY videos, they demonstrated seven creative ways to transform embroidery hoops into all sorts of different household items.
This video will teach you how to turn your old hoop into a pillowcase bag, needle cushion, tool and thread holder, an adorable photo display, and a working clock. In addition to an embroidery hoop, the list of items you need to recreate DIY tricks from this tutorial is minimal, and you can give them a try even if you’re still a newbie.
Even if you haven’t found anything you like in this tutorial, it will inspire you to give DIY projects with embroidery hoops a chance. They offer a wide range of possibilities, and you can use them to make many more items that weren’t featured in this tutorial, such as chic wall art and amazing jewelry holders.
The post Stylish and Practical Décor Pieces You Can Make with Embroidery Hoops appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post You Have to See Danielle Clough’s Tennis Racquet Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Clough is based in Cape Town, South Africa and she’s a multi-faceted artist who’s always managing to find new ways to put a twist on traditional art forms. She’s no stranger to creating classic embroidery hoops, but her series of tennis racquet embroidery transformed her into a true Instagram sensation.
In Clough’s own words, her embroidery is colorful and delicate and it celebrates “the joining of the old with the new in a wistful and playful manner that is thoroughly modern in approach, yet nostalgic at heart.” This perfectly describes her tennis racquet embroidery, since she usually utilizes retro pieces and gives them a new life through her art.
Pop culture often serves as Clough’s main source of inspiration, and she created many pieces inspired by famous artists and movie characters. She tends to keep things a little bit more simple when it comes to tennis racquets since they’re not that easy to embroider, and that’s why she usually sticks to nature-inspired themes.
The post You Have to See Danielle Clough’s Tennis Racquet Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Discover the Magical World of Yuliya Kucherenko’s Jellyfish Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The embroidery artist from Ukraine, who goes by @yuliya.ku on Instagram, draws inspiration from all sorts of aquatic creators, but jellyfish are the shining stars of her opus. She uses all sorts of different techniques, including beading, thread painting, and needle felting, to make them come to life and the final result is truly astonishing.
What we like the most about her embroidery creations is that she always leaves long threads expending past the hoop, making it seem like her jellyfish are swimming in the ocean. The effect is enhanced by her photography technique since she always lays her hoops on layers of blue tulle, reminiscent of deep ocean waters.
Kucherenko enjoys adding starfish, pearls, and other tiny details to the mix to make her creations more life-like. Some of them are available for purchase on her Etsy page, along with online embroidery courses and other resources for beginners.
The post Discover the Magical World of Yuliya Kucherenko’s Jellyfish Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Nazli Şeyler’s Embroidery Bags are Dreamy and Enchanting appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>There’s nothing not to love about this charming bag and Şeyler perfectly matched the color of the fabric to the shades of the threads she picked for her embroidery flower.
With polka dot design, round lace frame, and beaded details on the strap, this adorable bag is as vintage as it gets.
Şeyler enjoys working with light and neutral tones, but this design proves that her bags can look just as magical when she gives darker colors a chance.
If you thought that army green color can’t possibly look elegant and classy, this cute bag with flower and bird embroidery will change your mind.
In addition to bags, collars are also one of Şeyler’s signature products, and this velvet combo in the vibrant burgundy shade is one of her very best designs so far.
The post Nazli Şeyler’s Embroidery Bags are Dreamy and Enchanting appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Couple is Using Embroidery to Commemorate Their Travel Adventures appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Petronella and Henry both have over 100,000 followers on Instagram, and they’re even offering online embroidery courses through Charles and Elin Academy. Their website also offers many free resources for beginners who want to give this art form a try.
Petronella is a self-taught artist, who mostly focuses on the details of buildings and urban elements in their embroidery creations. Henry has a fine arts background and experience as a fashion photographer, and he’s more focused on the color of stitching. They both bring different qualities to the table and perfectly balance each other out.
The majority of the couple’s creations are inspired by the streets of Paris, where they met and fell in love. They also use their embroidery art to commemorate the memories they created in other cities during their travels across Europe.
The post Couple is Using Embroidery to Commemorate Their Travel Adventures appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Russian Artist Transforms Tulle Into Whimsical Embroidery Pieces appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The Russian artist describes her technique as “organized chaos” because she enjoys working with many shades of threads, and prefers focusing on the objects she’s trying to stitch instead of making sketches beforehand.
“I like to work with tulle, as it is a transparent fabric that makes embroidery visually more voluminous … I am attracted to bright saturated colors, so I often try to integrate them with harmonious colors but try not to make it too flashy,” Marchenko told Bored Panda.
Marchenko had a passion for art from a young age, but her journey as an embroidery artist started in 2015. About a year later, she also attended sewing courses and came up with the idea to use embroidery technique on tulle, drawing inspiration from some of her favorite designers, including Valentino and Elie Saab.
Fashion remains one of Marchenko’s driving forces, but she also draws inspiration from other art forms. The success and hard work of other artists is also an important driving force for Marchenko, and they’re constantly igniting her desire to create.
The post Russian Artist Transforms Tulle Into Whimsical Embroidery Pieces appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Vera Shimunia Captures the Beauty of Nature with Her Intricate Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>Shimunia describes herself as a “thread painter” and she’s completely self-taught. She started her journey in the world of embroidery because it felt like something fun to do, but kept going after her embroidery experiments gained traction online.
Her Instagram page has over 250,000 followers, and her creative process significantly evolved since she started it. Her creations are quite unique thanks to the vibrant pop of color and detailed textures, and many of them feature her signature fluffy clouds.
Shimunia’s embroidery hoops can take anywhere from three days to a month to complete, depending on the level of difficulty. She mostly draws inspiration from nature, and her most beautiful creations take the form of mountain tops, river streams, and sunsets brought to life with nothing but needle and thread.
The post Vera Shimunia Captures the Beauty of Nature with Her Intricate Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The post Japanese Artist Crafts Incredibly Realistic Food Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
]]>The self-taught artist works with a collection of 500 different colors of yarn and uses the technique known as the French knot to make her creations incredibly realistic.
“I was drawn to embroidery because my grandmother used to do embroidery and made it look very relaxing and enjoyable. So I tried it and I enjoyed it myself… As in the art of stipple painting, I use my needle like a paintbrush and I stitch one knot at a time,” explains Ipnot on her official website.
She often takes photos of her embroidery next to real fruits and veggies they’re inspired by, forcing us to tell the difference between art and reality. Some of her viral 3D works even recreate the movements of real food, including the pizza with melting cheese and the floating kettle pouring coffee.
The post Japanese Artist Crafts Incredibly Realistic Food Embroidery appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.
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