Colour textiles

British textile artist Alice Fox combines found and reclaimed items with textile techniques including stitch to enhance the beauty of nature

This delicate vibrant butterfly wing is a mesmerising embroidery with intricate detail. Working quite often from the back means, you can’t always predict what the outcome will be at the front. The fragility lays in the holes created in the stitching, giving it a feeling of decay. My work explores how to replicate natures beauty with thread, either in bloom or decayed, with textures, mismatches, colours, layers and light. 60 x 45 cm unframed 72x 72 cm Floating in round frame

textile artist photography and mixed media - Carolyn Saxby Textile Art St Ives Cornwall

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I have fallen in love with this lady's wonderful dolls and her delicate embroidery. I have collected as many different images of her work as I can but she seems to only exist on Pinterest. I believe she is Russian and has produced a number of similar dolls as well as some quite unusual pieces. I cannot find a web address for her or any biographical detail that I can understand, as it appears to be in Russian. I really enjoy the characterisation that she has but her ribbon work and free style…

Printing with leaves, flowers, and other found objects allows you to create decorative patterns and works of art that capture the beauty of nature. Photo © Adam Mastoon. You can make beautiful stat…

Hi all! I'm a fan of cross stitch. I also love creating cross-stitch patterns. Every day some ideas appear in my head and I try to implement them.