Applique art

I specialize in creating quilt patterns that feature unusual applique patterns. Often, I am asked what techniques I use to create these fun applique pieces. I would love to share with you a simple way to create beautiful applique, using of all things… a glue stick! This tutorial will be featuring two of my latest

Crafty textile artists around the world are making their own appliqué to creatively express themselves.

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Are you considering taking up applique embroidery up as an art form, either as a hobby or as a profession? We are aware of the fact that the art of embroidery

Want to wow everyone with your applique then check out how to create interesting fabric for applique pieces - tutorials

This is an original textile artwork of Godrevy Lighthouse, which sits just off the coast line near St Ives in Cornwall. I have arranged the different fabrics for this composition, on a light blue linen cotton fabric. I have used free machine embroidery to give a hand drawn quality to the picture. The image comes mounted in a 10/12 inch mount which fits most standard sized frames. Thank you for visiting cornishhomemade.

Cut out pieces of fabric in fun shapes and sew them onto a background for an interesting art technique called raw edge applique.

A series of embroidered landscapes depicting impressions of the Canadian West Coast. Each one is unique and combines many techniques. The techniques include hand embroidery, machine sewing, applique, couching and beading. The materials include cotton fabric, sewing thread, glass beads, yarn and twine. 3 x 4 ½” SOLD www.chursinoff.com/kirsten

Gardens are not all about flowers as beauty often comes after the blooms have faded. As flowers and weeds go to seed they produce beautiful seed pods, skeletal forms and silhouettes. Celebrate this change in the garden with a workshop that refers to the work of print maker Angie Lewin and other artists who have used subtle colour palettes and line to create nature compositions.