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Images tagged "Aurifil competition 2021"

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BIRDS IN THE RAINFORSET, machine embroidery, reverse applique and quilting, Aurifil Competition 2021
1st Prize Winner, A GLIMPSE OF VENICE by Diane Moore, Merseyside branch, painted pieced surface, worked by machine and some hand stitching, Aurifil Competition 2021
A GLIMPSE OF VENICE, painted pieced surface, worked by machine and some hand stitching. The foliage is worked on soluble fabric and attached when dissolved to give a 3 D effect, Aurifil Competition 2021
(detail) 1st Prize Winner, A GLIMPSE OF VENICE by Diane Moore, Merseyside branch, painted pieced surface, worked by machine and some hand stitching, Aurifil Competition 2021
A GLIMPSE OF VENICE, painted pieced surface, worked by machine and some hand stitching. The foliage is worked on soluble fabric and attached when dissolved to give a 3 D effect.
2nd Prize Winner, A DRESS FOR MISS ADELAIDE (front view and details) by Gill Roberts, Merseyside branch,  free machine embroidery over  silk  and organza, with additional details in appliqué, smocking, stumpwork and beadwork, Aurifil competition 2021
2nd Prize Winner,A DRESS FOR MISS ADELAIDE (back view and details) by Gill Roberts, Merseyside branch,  free machine embroidery over silk fibres and organza, with additional details in appliqué, smocking, stumpwork and beadwork, Aurifil competition 2021
LAKELAND COTTAGE, hand painted background with hand stitch, Aurifil competition 2021
3rd Prize Winner, LAKELAND COTTAGE by Pat Blincoe, Rochdale branch, hand painted background with hand stitch, Aurifil competition 2021
A DRESS FOR MISS ADELAIDE (front view and details), decorated in free machine embroidery over layers of silk fibres and organza, with additional details in appliqué, smocking, stumpwork and beadwork, Aurifil competition 2021
VOGUE by Val Coleshaw, Bolton and Pendle branches, made using a design from 1927 for inspiration, hand embroidery with added beads, Aurifil Competition 2021
A DRESS FOR MISS ADELAIDE (rear view and details), decorated in free machine embroidery over layers of silk fibres and organza, with additional details in appliqué, smocking, stumpwork and beadwork, Aurifil competition 2021
ST NICHOLAS CHAPEL, ILFRACOMBE by Carole Hawthorne, Bolton branch, hand painted background with hand stitch, machine embroidery and mixed media, Aurifil competition 2021
MY GARDEN, hand embroidery, Aurifil competition 2021
MY GARDEN by Nawal Gebreel, Merseyside branch, hand embroidery, Aurifil competition 2021
(front view)JAPANESE KNOT BAG, made using the Boro technique of applying patches with hand and machine embroidery. The chrysanthemum and cherry blossom were machine stitched and hand painted, Aurifil competition 2021
BIRDS IN THE RAINFORSET by Jane Rylands, Cheshie Borders branch, machine embroidery, reverse applique and quilting, Aurifil Competition 2021
(back view)JAPANESE KNOT BAG, made using the Boro technique of applying patches with hand and machine embroidery. The chrysanthemum and cherry blossom were machine stitched and hand painted, Aurifil competition 2021
(front view)JAPANESE KNOT BAG by Sue Bennett, Lythom St. Annes branch, made by the Boro technique of applying patches with hand and machine embroidery. The chrysanthemum and cherry blossom were machine stitched and hand painted, Aurifil competition 2021
VOGUE, using design from 1927 as inspiration, hand embroidery with added beads, Aurifil competition 2021
(back view)JAPANESE KNOT BAG by Sue Bennett, Lythom St. Annes branch, made using the Boro technique of applying patches with hand and machine embroidery. The chrysanthemum and cherry blossom were machine stitched and hand painted, Aurifil competition 2021
RUST 1, rust dyed fabric embellished with hand and machine embroidery
ABSTRACT SECTION OF A CLIFF FACE ANGLESEY by Brenda Brown, Bolton branch, hand dyed fabrics with couching, appliqué, fabric manipulation with hand and free machine stitching.
ABSTRACT SECTION OF A CLIFF FACE ANGLESEY, hand dyed fabrics with couching, appliqué, fabric manipulation with hand and free machine stitching.
RUST 1 by Sandra Kendal, North Lonsdale branch, rust dyed fabric embellished with hand and machine embroidery
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