Human embroidery

UK-based embroidery artist Amber Griffiths is riding a wave of anatomical inspiration in her latest designs. Typically inspired by nature, Griffiths tells Colossal that her series kicked off when looking to put a non-traditional spin on the iconic Valentine’s Day heart. “I’m not particularly someone who’s into all the mushy classic love hearts, so IContinue reading "Precise Images of Human Anatomy Deftly Rendered in Punch Needle by Amber Griffiths"

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🍦☀️🌈 Another embroidery inspired by the photo of @brunavieira Have a nice day, guys! #embroidery #bordado #broderie #hoopart…

Until the first of many phases of extensive facial surgery to correct my Bells Palsy three years ago I'd never embroidered anything. It was during a hospital stay to insert one of my chest muscles into my left cheek that I realised I could marry up my love of hand sewing with my love of human anatomy and a hobby was born. I bought embroidery thread, dug out my old copy of Grey's Anatomy and got started on an image of the facial muscles which was immediately bought by my consultant facial…

Until the first of many phases of extensive facial surgery to correct my Bells Palsy three years ago, I\'d never embroidered anything. It was during a hospital stay to insert one of my chest muscles into my left cheek that I realized I could marry up my love of hand sewing with my love of human anatomy and a hobby was born. I bought embroidery thread, dug out my old copy of Grey\'s Anatomy, and got started on an anatomically correct image of the facial muscles which was immediately bought by…

PRICES MAY VARY. INNER ORGAN BEAUTY: This embroidery kit uses the human organs as the theme, four organs are included: brain heart, lung, bone. They are combined with flowers and other elements to reflect the inner beauty of the human body. Suitable for Halloween theme, Day of the Dead theme, decoration etc. DETAILED INSTRUCTION: Giving that this stamped cross stitch kits are designed for beginners, the included instructions are as detailed as possible, so you know what to do at each step…

Jan 30, 2023 - We humans have the unique ability to take something ordinary and add a little extra to it.

Embroidery has been around forever — the earliest surviving pieces of this craft are Scythian, dated to between the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. Virtually every culture has some form of it in their textile art history.