Hand embroidered interlacing vines with leaves

All-over floral trail with undulating and meandering stems of leaves, sprinkled with flower heads. An English design from the first quarter of the 18th…

All-over floral trail with undulating and meandering stems of leaves, sprinkled with flower heads. An English design from the first quarter of the 18th…

Bring garden elegance to tea towels, linens, curtains and more with this light and airy border design. Combine with a matching corner for added charm.

Embroidery showcase: a showcase where we walk you through our cardigan sleeve embroideries. Starting off with our audience-favourite: the iconic Ivy-Willow piece. A cardigan concept graphic by @odvinyls brought to life, this embroidery features a running vine of 11 ivy leaves,l encapsulating Evermore’s ‘Ivy’, in particularly the lyrics “your ivy grows // And now I’m covered in you”. These embroidered ivys not only cover your sleeves but are embroidered in a criss-cross fashion to bring about…

Fishbone stitch is a favorite for leaves but it is a fairly versatile stitch that can be used for filling other shapes. Before getting into some fun variations here is a little refresher diagram and video. Begin with a straight stitch down the center of the leaf, reaching about 1/3 of the way down the shape. Use diago

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About The Austrian Vine History of The Austrian Vine: The border motif of a vine and flowers were discovered from an Austrian sampler, from Salzburg stitched in the 1820-30's period of time. These motifs are common themes, for flowers and vines have always existed. Flowers bloom everywhere in Austria, even in the winter! I know, because I lived there in college on a semester abroad program. And, I've returned a few times, amazed at green grass and flowers in December! The design can be…