Sometimes the trees watch you back

Trying black work embroidery for the first time. Should have learned on aida rather than somewhat slubby linen...

Filling in feathers with scrappy bits of embroidery thread

For February I'm trying to focus on finishing or at least making progress on quilting and embroidery projects that have been stalled for too long. I have been carrying this peacock around for more than ten years and no longer remember what I planned to do with the feathers...

Another sashiko embroidery attempt based on the bee waggle dance

#3 in different embroidery styles- first attempts at sashiko embroidery. The design for this one owes a lot to a lino cut by @erolinstudios.bsky.social which you can see here erolinstudios.com/products/sle...

Adventures in different embroidery styles #2 cross stitch. Conclusion: designing for cross stitch is hard.

Please all enjoy this Google maps typo with me

Initial design and finished square

Using the winter break to learn some different embroidery styles. First up: crewelwork.

if not cat toy, why cat toy shaped?

These two quilts will both be on show in the anatomy art showcase at the Anatomical Society Winter meeting at UCLan if anyone would like a closer look and is coming to Preston!

Spending this pre-Christmas period embroidering some heart- warming quotes from winter classics 📚🧶🪡

Putting together a pile of winter themed re-reads for the next few months. Here's what I have so far, looking for suggestions for new reads from Book Bluesky 💙📚 titles in alt text.

I've posted this before but only in the other place, here is a mini mini quilt I made a while ago with some recently added embroidery. #sciart #anatomy

Might be a sheep or pig cervical? It’s not completely adult because or the wrinkled surface on the body www.researchgate.net/publication/...

Took a little while longer than I thought. #embroidery #anatomy

Friday evening project...some will be able to guess already?