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Stitching tattoos is a new take on an old art form. It is a style that carries a certain sentimental value for the people who choose it. Fernanda Ramirez is a Mexican artist who embroiders on her clients’ bodies with the help of a special tattoo technique. Her tattoos flourish with intricate patterns, giving people this special feeling of coziness and adding a unique element to their style.

We asked one tattoo artist exactly how embroidered tattoo designs became Instagram's coolest new trend — and how they look so real IRL.

These Mexican tattoo artists practice a wide range of styles and are reviving an art form that was central to their ancestral heritage.

Tattoo artist Min Zumi of Authentic Ink in Sydney, Australia, has mastered a very distinct style. He permanently decorates his clients with fabric patches. The designs look every bit as real, all thanks to Min Zumi's immense attention to detail — each of the lines he places perfectly mimic the look of stitching.

Tattooist Eduardo Lozano, aka Duda, was the first tattoo master to amaze people with patch tattooing, a technique swiftly becoming very popular. He creates embroidered patches on his clients’ skin that brilliantly imitate the satin stitch. He goes even further and makes the binding that prevents the edges of the tattoos from fraying. Let’s look at some of the most brilliant work from Duda that could even impress your grandma, who we bet isn’t that keen on tattooing.