Beautiful craft
Every now and then I go exploring through the web, looking for beautiful images and artwork as food for the soul. I came across these recently — Aussie textile artist Michelle Mischkulnig’s gallery of gorgeousness. She’s a textile artist, and the things she creates are beautiful. If you feel like a dose of gorgeous food for the soul, check out this link. (I also shared it on my FB page.) You can also read about her process.
This was one of my faves — I have a thing about gum trees — but they’re all gorgeous.















So gorgeous! I’m now following her on Instagram! I can sew, but this kind of textile art always astounds me and just makes me feel GOOD! Thanks for the introduction to her work, Anne!
Yes, her work is beautiful, isn’t it, Constance. I love finsing lovely things to look at on the web. Thanks.
Being a crafter for as long as I can remember this really sings to me. I used to embroider all the time, but my age and changes in abilities has kept me from doing really fine work now, for years. But there is a big trend for embroidery that is more expressive that can be done with somewhat less precision or perfection and more creativity, art, and joy. I’m glad that embroidery is still valued today. Sewing and textile art is enjoying a new surge in interest if you follow the internet. It’s giving my creative life a new spark,… Read more »
Thanks, Michelle. Yes it’s wonderful how we can get access to so much cleverness and beauty via the web. And it’s inspiring in so many ways.
Thanks for the introduction to this amazing designer. That kind of talent is a blessing for all of us.
Thanks, Annette. I agree.