Nakis Kasnaklari. (Embroidery Hoops) 

Cocukken nakis kasnaklari denirdi simdi tam olarak Turkce ne dendigini bilmiyorum ama eminim sizler benim ne demek istedigimi anlamissinizdir. Bu kasnaklarla sadece nakis yapiliyor diye dusunmeyin ben sizlere ilham verecek bir suru sey buldum.Evinizi dekore ederken bu fikirleri is alanlarindada kullanabilirsiniz.Bu tarz seyler yapip satabilir yada etkinliklerde kullanabilirsiniz.Mesela bir organizasyon,okul kermesi,kafeterya dekorasyonu,cocugunuzun odasini dekore etme yada benim yaptigim gibi salonunuzu yada hobi odanizi dekore edebilirsiniz.:) Size fikir benden yapmasi sizden. Bana yaptiginiz uygulamalarin fotolarini mail adresime atarakda ulastirabilirsiniz burda sizin fikirlerinizi de paylasabilirim.:)

image source is various: (http://bit.ly/1PnQVeC ) and pinterest. 

Miyuki Sakai

Miyuki Sakai's portfolio-Illustrations with a sewing machine using only thread.Wonderful sewn illustrations by Miyuki Sakai of various elements in the kitchen, dining room, table and many more. With endless patience and skill, Miyuki creates these illustration full of beautifully detailed textures and colors. Miyuki Sakai lives is an illustrator working with the sewing machine as her medium. She grew up in Osaka, Japan and is currently based in San Francisco.

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Matthew Cox 

Matthew Cox is a Philadelphia- based artist who embraces and joins a variety of media to produce several thematic series of work. Medical x-rays and embroidery, couture and crime, rubber stamps, short -story prose and paint all layer toward a darkly comic and anachronistic impression of the human condition in the twenty-first century.

A 2008 recipient of the Pew Charitable Trusts Fellowship in Painting, Cox studied at the Parsons School of Design in New York and Otis/Parsons in Los Angeles. He exhibits his work internationally and is featured in many prominent collections such as the New Orleans Museum of Art, Progressive Insurance Corporate Art Collection, the Georgetown College Art Gallery and the private collections of Beth Rudin DeWoody, E. John Bullard, Ronnie Brenner and numerous others.

"For me, stitching has a nurturing aspect and acts as care giving or healing to the injured, a socially feminine sort of action, while the x-ray itself can be considered masculine and unemotional," he states on his website. "As an artist who takes on tedious, labor-intensive projects, I am also reacting to the ever-increasing presence of photography in contemporary art – by introducing the process of labor over the quick, slickness of film."

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http://matthewcoxartist.com/

Marit Fujiwara

Marit Fujiwara  was born in Norway and raised in Brazil before moving to London to study at Chelsea College of Art and Design. She graduated from Chelsea College of Art and Design in 2009 and then set up her company Tanana Takite. Specialising in mixed media and constructive textiles, she creates some really unique pieces that push the boundaries between Art, Craft and Design. She adopts an experimental attitude towards materials, combining traditional printing techniques with embroidery and fabric manipulation.Specially those colorful dresses aren't just clothes but the examples of professional artwork. Marit creates stunning and dreamy things which reflect artist’s talents and exceptional taste.  As a keen illustrator, she bases her work on drawing allowing fluidity to her garments projecting the idea of movement and time. You can see some really beautiful pieces on her Flickr page including some amazing one off wedding dresses. 

                                                  

 All images  Copyrighted Marit Fujiwara

http://www.maritfujiwara.com/

https://www.behance.net/MaritFujiwara

https://www.flickr.com/photos/39795755@N08/