embroidery art

Textile artist Ruth Markwell makes pictures with fabric, print, thread and paint. After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, Ruth took redundancy and started looking at how she could create a business from her hobby. The result are fabulous and affordable framed fabric artworks. Discover more in our Meet the Maker interview…

Meet Jenny from Flynn and Mabel, who brings joy to thousands of people every day on Instagram with her incredible embroidery.

Helen Strutt from Lellibelle tells us how her creative business evolved, why she strives to make all her products as sustainable and planet-friendly as possible, and the value of simple gestures like sending a card.

Sue Trevor has spent the last 36 years making a living as a textile artist, and is particularly loved for her spectacular stitched sculptures of ordinary domestic objects like the teapot, telephone and Kenwood Chef. Find out more in our interview.

Learn how to make a Glastonbury-inspired embroidery hoop art, in this gorgeous free tutorial by Sharon Greaves from Daisylions.