Poppy Phoenix_embroidery

Hi, ich bin Ravenclaw und sticke seit ca.a. einem Jahr. Bin zwar selbst noch jung, will aber andere Leute für Textilhandwerk wie Sticken begeistern😊
#noAFD

[Poppy Phoenix_embroidery @poppy_phoenixda]

Theoretisch durft ihr die drei schon angefangenen Motive schon als Profilbilder nutzen 😊 #DA

[Poppy Phoenix_embroidery @poppy_phoenixda]

Ich weiß nicht welches von den vier Projekten ich als nächstes machen will: das ist Variante A)

[Polizei Berlin @polizeiberlin]

In der Nacht stoppten unsere zivilen Einsatzkräfte in #Britz einen Autofahrer, der sich auf der BAB 100 mit einem weiteren Pkw ein illegales Rennen geliefert haben soll. Mit über 170 km/h raste er durch den Tunnel Britz. An der Buschkrugallee endete die Fahrt: Führerschein & Auto wurden beschlagnahmt. Ein Fachkommissariat für Verkehrsdelikte unserer #Dir4 ermittelt.
https://t.co/YcsnzS8i5D
^tsm

[シャレ ド ポン Chalet de Pon @Chalet_de_Pon]

#一次創作祭り秋の陣2025

手刺繍🍁
秋の動物たち🐧🐈🦊

ブローチ🍂ファブリックパネル

[#EmbroideryWhisperer Helen M. Stevens @helen_m_stevens]

"Effortlessly at height hangs his still eye.
His wings hold all creation in a weightless quiet,
Steady as a hallucination in the streaming air."
Ted Hughes
Whilst actually describing a hawk, Hughes' description of a hovering bird of prey applies equally to the kestrel, hovering motionless even in high wind, eyeing the ground below for small prey. When I recently featured another of my pictures of a kestrel, I pretty much exhausted its folklore, of which, specifically, there seems to be rather little! More is to be inferred rather than evidenced by its country names, the most well known being "Windhover", ultra-descriptive of its talent. Windfanner and Hoverhawk, are also regionally used names.
"Coystril" variously spelled, was the Old English name for kestrel. It was also a term used to describe a knave, or Jack-the-lad, and put by Shakespeare into the mouth of Sir Toby Belch: "He's a coward and a coistrel that will not drink to my niece!"
If you know any specific folklore about the kestrel, I would love to hear it!
#embroidery #EmbroideryWhisperer

[©︎taneneco 𓃠-ﾀﾈﾈｺ-🪡 @tanenecoshop]

完成間近ですが
難しい！

ぁ
無事にご縁ありませんでした（笑）
ハロウィンモードに飾って
玄関にかけて
もう一個は
私の作品ゾーンである
階段に飾ります！
やっと猫作品が追加できた🙌

今日も無事に終わります
良かった良かった

*˙︶˙*)ﾉ"また明日ね

[Zoë🌻 Embroidery Artist 🌿 @Zoehware]

Now is the perfect time to grab your staple decor piece for Autumn! 🍂 🎃

Hand embroidered and ready to ship 🫶

Only £46 - https://t.co/jaQ1JGFSdi

[conch -いきもの刺繍- @conch_tenohira]

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[#EmbroideryWhisperer Helen M. Stevens @helen_m_stevens]

Right above the cheeky chipmunk is the Galah, the beautiful pink comedian of many Australian acecdotes, and one of my greatest joys to watch during my teaching tours of Australia.
Oolah, the Thorney Devil lizard, was one day playing with his boomerang when he accidentally clipped off the crest from a passing Galah. The Galah was furious. "Look what you have done to my beautiful feathers," she cried, flying into a great rage, and chasing Oolah into a spiny, prickly bindii bush. Flapping her wings, she created a great wind that rolled poor Oolah over and over in the sharp seeds of the plant, which stuck all over him, drawing blood in places. When he crawled out she laughed (galahs laugh a great deal). "Now, you will forever be covered in thorns, with great tawny red patchs on your skin!" she cackled. "And you," replied poor Oolah, who had not mean to hurt her, will awlays have a bald spot."
And ever since the Dream TIme, the Thorny Devil has been ... thorny. While, if you look under the crest of a Galah, you will find a bald spot. Or so it is said ...
#embroidery #EmbroideryWhisperer
(Sorry the resolution is not ideal on this one!)

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

UK artist Helen Musselwhite combines hand cutting, folding and scoring paper and card to create her artworks, which are often inspired by nature #WomensArt #Autumn

[itonomori 刺繍作家コハナ @KohanaMade]

爽やかな空気と秋色で何だか嬉しくなってくる🍎

[糸里～itori～(イトリ)刺繍小物を作っています✨。 @itoriemac788]

今日は風が秋らしくて過ごしやすいですね🍁

秋の森とりすくん🐿️の刺繍もあともう一息です✨

#刺繍
#りす
#栗鼠
#秋

[conch -いきもの刺繍- @conch_tenohira]

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[PieniSieni（ピエニシエニ） オフフープ立体刺繍作家 @kippermum]

#夜の博物館展 もいよいよ終盤戦
明日9月23日21時からWEB SHOPがオープンします！

Online shop (available overseas) will open from 9pm on September 23rd, Japan
time!

🌃夜の博物館WEB SHOP🌃
https://t.co/Hu62KxMJkf