40 People Who Broke The Internet With Their Epic Art Of Embroidery
These people are super talented and I can't even thread a needle.
Lakeisha
Not many people have the patience of sitting in a comfy chair to do some embroidery, and those of us who really take the time out to master the art must be extremely talented!
Although embroidery was a thing in the past, it has made a comeback and many people across the world have begun sharing their masterpieces online. Embroidery doesn't just have to be a stunning piece of art.
It can also be cheeky or creepy (like the extremely disturbing Chucky doll). Either way, embroidery has always been part of our family.
It was in the year 1900 when people realized that embroidery wasn't only for the upper class and that everyone could try their hand and use their skill to propel further if they could. But with the fast-paced lives we live today, we thought that many people gave up embroidery and moved on to other things.
We were wrong and pleasantly surprised!
It's rare to find someone with a passion to create art with threads, hoops, seam rippers, and beading needles. But we're lucky to come across not just one, but 40 different people with an unending love for embroidery!
What you're about to see is going to blow your mind, so buckle up!
1. If we didn't tell you this was embroidered, you've probably never known or believed.
kitchensinckk
2. Isn't this just beautiful? I can imagine how difficult embroidering the fingerprint would have been.
jellosquash
3. I'd love this on my sneakers.
mad_reader
4. This is nothing but mesmerizing. Just WOW.
XQDalat
5. Wow. I'm sure aurora borealis is proud of this work.
embroiderybynusik
6. Incredible wedding gift! I'm sure they loved it as much as we did.
karoot
7. Nailed it.
proprietaryorange
8. Just beautiful, and hard work. Those are too many French knots.
a_warm_garlic_yurt
9. Exactly. I need this.
introit
10. LOL. This is cute, but on point.
iLabrador
11. Meet the Apantesis Incorrupta / Moth, y'all.
RaisedByWolves_
12. This is an awesome tribute to grandparents.
thevampireswidow
13. PhD student studying soil fertility embroiders this on the lab coat. Nailed it.
kelseylulu
14. Here's an embroidered butterfly collection.
MossAndFloss
15. This is beautiful, and I'm sure everyone loves this.
isalwaysthisway
16. I want this.
jadeillustrates
17. I need this too.
embroiderybynusik
18. OMG. I want this one too. It's so realistic.
ispiho
19. Here's a Cedar Waxwing that took 50 hours of course work and over 45 colors of thread.
amr_427
20. This is so magical.
colormuse
21. Cat embroidered doppleganger. I'm sure he's happy.
Tsktskda
22. Here are some cephalopods just hanging out...
usagi_miso
23. This piece took over 60 hours. It would've taken me over 60 years.
_bitterblooming
24. Late grandma's house to remember and hold...
baddbroccolis
25. Guy makes this for his GF who loves embroidery.. Just beautiful.
90s_george
26. She won first prize for her cross stitch at the fair. Her work is another level of epic, tbh.
Andromeda321
27. Here's Jiji from Kiki's Delivery Service.
thatleohoe
28. I'd love those on my sneakers! It looks rad man.
Mekoy_
29. This artist is doing PhD in Lung Diseases and the result is floral lungs.
MelodicMuggle
30. These are so realistic it's impossible to believe it's all embroidered.
StormsAreMadeToEnd
31. I don't even know what to say. I just want to gaze at whatever the mermaid's gazing...
sparrow_art
32. The artist's sister does research on goats so this blazer is embroidered to help her defend her thesis. Super cool.
catknipp
33. Here's a finished collar for a traditiona Bunad. Doesn't look easy.
Eminante
34. Aww, isn't this cute? It's a mushroom ring sleeve cuff!
FluffySpider1701
35. This was given to grandma to gift her friend who loves crows.
Oh-Sew-Amelia
36. This artist's collection is jaw dropping.
clure04
37. Here's another wedding gift for the artist's cousin.
Satellite_Stitches
38. It took the artist a year and a custom frame for Sonder Andesite.
k1cka5h
39. So fluffy.
a_warm_garlic_yurt
40. This artist's daughter is a gardener. I'm a gardener too, but no one asked.
Greencatvictoria
In Summary
This just proves that embroidery is just as great as any other form of art. I mean, you've seen the pieces above, some you can't even believe are embroidered.
These are just 40 of the many, many more epic masterpieces that embroidery artists have made and continue to make. If you love all things embroidery, consider yourself rare, talented, and super patient!
Got something to share? The comment box is all yours!
Lakeisha