The Matador Couture Collection from Schiaparelli. Olé!
Paris Fashion Week has returned and with it a slew of new breathtaking and impressive fashions from designers who have spent the last year working…
Ipnot Has The Art Of Embroidery All Sewn Up.
We've featured several pieces on artistic embroidery, but none like this. This Japanese artist wields her needle like a paintbrush, creating miniature pieces of art…
Vintage Items Made Irreverent With Typography by MC Marquis
Canadian artist Marie-Claude Marquis (aka MC Marquis) as adds irreverence to vintage china tableware and embroidered tapestries and they are a hoot. The MC Marquis…
Couturier Guo Pei Wows With Her Alternate Universe Collection
Couturier Guo Pei unveiled her Alternate Universe Couture Collection for Fall Winter 2019/20, marking the finale of the Haute Couture shows for Paris Fashion Week.…
Sporticulture: One-off Embroideries From Iceland’s James Merry
Self-taught embroiderer James Merry has embellished vintage sportswear with flora and fauna for a series he calls Sporticulture. James Merry Sporticulture I was reminded of…
People, Pets and Pop Culture Embroidered Portraits
When I first introduced you to fibre artist Danielle Clough it was to share with you her embroidered tennis racquets. Now take a look at…
Textile Artist and Costume Designer Collaborate on The Anatomy Chair
The Anatomy Chair is a recent collaboration between textile artist Pauline Kriel and costume designer Anouk Cazin. (more…)
Runway Fashions Depicted In Embroidery by Jenifer Corker
Artist, jewelry designer and embroiderer Jenifer Corker depicted some of the latest fashions to walk the runway in embroidery for SHOW Studio. Runway Fashions Depicted…
A Grisly Grizzly and Other Bare Bears by Deborah Simon
Artist Deborah Simon's series of Flayed Bear Sculptures combine taxidermy, science and embroidery. Her three unusual bear sculptures have faux fur partially pulled back to…
Two Cool Calendar Kits To Stitch for 2014 From Heather Lins
These two nicely designed and beautifully packaged calendars for 2014 allow for some fun interactivity. The ‘Stitch The Stars’ and The ‘Year In Stitches’ kits from textile designer Heather Lins are simple enough for anyone to do and include everything you need. At $25 each, they make a perfect gift for friends, co-workers and Secret Santas. Bonus: the stars calendar actually glows in the dark. (more…)
