Emillie ferris

graphic designer, illustrator and photographer emillie ferris embroiders hoops that feature detailed butterflies, mushrooms, and other wildlife.

U.K.-based artist Emillie Ferris (previously) has spent nearly a decade refining her distinct embroidery technique, which involves staggering long and short stitches to create textured portrayals of flora and fauna. She’s crafted magical butterflies in smooth gradients, bees that appear as fuzzy as their real-life counterparts, and a variety of realistic portraits that use sweeping,Continue reading "Learn to Paint Magical Scenes in Thread in a New Book by Embroidery Artist Emillie Ferris"

What originally began as a curious part-time hobby has now turned into my absolute favourite thing to do every day. Two years ago whilst in my second year at university, I embroidered my first ever hoop. Ever since then I have embroidered an assortment of woodland and wildlife themed art & custom pet portraits.

✨ Hand Embroidery by Emillie ✨ on Instagram: “📖✨Paint with Thread is coming soon!✨📖 I have received my copy of the book and I love the gold foil so much 🙊 Have you preordered it yet?…”

Do you want to embroider a beautiful monarch butterfly? Check out this pattern shared by Emillie Ferris In the art of needle painting, a needle acts like a brush and the thread as the paint, helping you achieve hyper-realistic designs. You can create realistic embroidered pieces using the long and short stitch technique, just like Emillie Ferris (@emillieferris), who makes contemporary embroidery patterns, kits, pins, and original hoop art using traditional methods. Insects are a wonderful…

Emillie Ferris | Embroidery

Since she first began embroidering in 2013, Emillie Ferris (previously) has stitched a few rows nearly every day. The United Kingdom-based artist creates dense thread paintings of butterflies, bees, and other creatures surrounded by vibrant, scattered florals. Her lengthy stitches form precisely colored patterns and rows, offering a distinct texture to each wing and antennae.Continue reading "Magical Butterflies and Insects Stitched in Dense Thread Paintings by Emillie Ferris"

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