An embroidery hoop with many overlapping circular shapes embroidered onto green fabric. The shapes are different colors of red and blue. They’re adorned with glass flower beads.
A close-up of the hoop.
I just changed the exhibit in my #ApartmentDoorGallery. This one’s called Fireworks.
#embroidery #abstractart #SciArt
A faux wood hoop displaying a needle-felted wool piece filled with warm yellows, pinks, & reds. Lines of stitching criss-cross the background, and it’s adorned with beads & things. At the top is a segment from a bright pink vintage necklace.
A close up of the piece, showing some flower beads, art yarn, and bits of vintage brass jewelry
Another close up. The brass bee is the center of the piece. There are a few bright blue beads & rhinestones on the edge
More blue accents with Czech beads and vintage rhinestones
The next exhibit in my #ApartmentDoorGallery is up!
#SciArt #Embroidery #Needlefelting #Assemblage
It’s called “Princess Bee Flies Home”
A photo of an abstract embroidery assemblage I made. Bold warm colors, embroidered with perle cotton thread, are decorated with blue, turquoise, and gold beads
A closeup of the same hoop. The beads have orange and green highlights
Today is the opening day of a new exhibition at my #ApartmentDoorGallery
#emboidery #abstractart
An embroidery piece in a wooden hoop. Multicolored “layers” or stripes representing a cross section of the earth, are broken up haphazardly by “faults” and green plumes of “magma”. At the very top of the piece, small green beads represent lava, and tiny brass beads represent ash against a black background. It’s called “Yaggy’s Dream”
Levi Walter Yaggy’s grand illustration of the mechanisms of geology, in cross-section. Different layers of rock are rendered in hues of green, blue, pink, & yellow. It shows cracks and faults in the layers, plumes of magma intruding through to form volcanoes and calderas, and clouds & ash in a blue sky.
Next up in my #ApartmentDoorGallery is an embroidery piece based on the work of 19th century science illustrator, Levi Walter Yaggy.
#SciArt #embroidery #geology
A needle-felted and embroidered art piece in a faux wood hoop, depicting a typical scene in Iceland. Layers of stone and volcanic rock, a mountain in the distance, a waterfall, and many shades of green
The next piece in my #ApartmentDoorGallery is a wool and thread “painting” based on a photo from my trip to Iceland a few years ago
An abstract embroidery piece in a faux wood hoop. It’s made with a couple dozen shades of red thread, fabric, beads, and rhinestones in horizontal lines.
a closeup of the same red piece. A couple of the beads are cute little bright red flowers
I wanted to experiment with red shades & textures, so I made this piece. Just in time for the Lunar New Year 🧧! I hung it on my door today as the third piece of the year in my exclusive Door Gallery exhibition 🙃
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A Christmas tree embroidered onto black fabric in a wooden hoop. I used a fluffy gold thread for the garland, red glass beads as ornaments, and a brass filigree flower as a tree-topper
For anyone wondering, this is the Christmas tree embroidery that ended up being the inaugural exhibit in my #ApartmentDoorGallery
An embroidered pine tree and snowy hills are embellished with silver & white sequins
I’ve finally taken down the Christmas tree embroidery hoop hanging on my apartment door and replaced it with this sparkly winter scene
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