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knitonesewtheother:

themindmashup:

ORLY COGAN

“Orly Cogan’s work ranges from two-dimensional wall pieces to installations and photography, exploring the conventions of femininity through stitching into vintage fabrics. Her pieces are like pages of a sketchbook full of drawings which Cogan explores through more contrived compositions verging on fantasy. Embroidered female forms interact with each other and discreet objects, exploring feminine archetypes such as the Madonna/whore, the femme fatale and the beauty queen. Cogan plays with feminine sexuality and perspective, allegorical and abject in her narrative.”

(taken from ‘Contemporary Textiles’, black dog publishing)

These are great, (even if they are a bit rude) I love some of the simple stitching used. 

fyeahwomenartists:

Elizabeth Berdann
The Chair of Insults, 1992
Embroidery on doilies & upholstered chair 

Tara Badcock

detail from Emu Wren cushion

Freehand machine embroidery on Tasmanian Merino wool and Thai silk, hand embroidery with cotton fabric backing and feather filling.

60cm x 50cm

2009

(by Tara Badcock)

Cathy Pitters Embroidery Artwork at Alma Chocolate (by hungryeyeball)

Lindsay Joy

Nervous from the Anxiety Series

Embroidered Mohair and Cotton on Linen

27cm x 32cm

2010

embroidery (by gunnel´s)

Gunnel Svensson

embroidery; french knots on hand-painted silk

2009

sailorbaby:

earthmamma:

late 18th century “national midwife of France” made these soft models to educate women/midwives in training about childbirth

this is super important to my interests.

Rebloggin’ for megfix.

(via nodamncatnodamncradle)

littlemissjanuary:

A clever little bee over at Flossbox has taken some beautiful photos of different kinds of embroidery stitching. How lovely! I can’t wait to get into some embroidery and try these out.

I love how clean that text is.

(via portlandjetaime)