Handmade Bags & Quilts
Printed & Stitched Textiles
Save Art Galleries at Universities
2016 Gold Award Winner Craft & Design Selected Maker - Textiles & Needlecrafts
textile art, art and costume.
portraiture landscapes & figurative
Dream house, dream life, yeah right. Dream on...
Life without creativity is very dull - a pictoral diary
Once upon an island...the musings and makings of a part-time islander
printmaking, embroidery & artist books
sue stone textile artist
Layers of paint and stitch leading to original fabric and paper constructions
Théa Oz - Créations textiles
welcome to all that is happening around me
- using stitch to explore nets, networks and family trees
Lovely work, I really enjoyed looking at the web site. I
have signed up for your course in November at the Old Chapel, Greenham near Newbury,but as yet have never done any machine
embroidery and do not even have a sewing machine. I would really appreciate some
advice about what the kind of machine a beginner in this field should purchase
Jane, I have sent an email but it hasnt got through, you could email me direct on carol@carolnaylor.co.uk
Superb Work, no words
my mother in law also work in hand embroidery please check website https://www.asmitapotdar.com
Thanks
Superb Work, no words
my mother in law also work in hand embroidery please check website http://www.asmitapotdar.com
Thanks
thank you Atish, very interesting work. Mine is machine embroidery though, not hand
My friends and I saw your wonderful work at Harrogate yesterday – really inspired. Do you ever have workshops in the Nottingham/Derby area?
Hi have sent you an email hope you got it Carol
I really love your work. A friend recently sent me some photos of Rainbow Mountains in Australia. Do you know of them? They could quite easily be of your embroideries with bright colours caused by minerals in the rocks etc. I’m wondering whether I would have a go at doing one of the photos as an embroidery but m not quite how to start. Interesting that you are now adding hand embroidery on top of the machine work. It certainly does add another dimension.
thank you so much Ann. I have seen photos but never been to Aus! Do have a go. I draw out main shapes, stitch in a few guide lines and start then the threads, fabric distortions and machine take over! I hope to do more with hand embroidery but seemed ot have lost my stitching mojo due ot lockdown. hopefully it will return–