Aujourd’hui, un fabuleux travail de broderie par Emily, alias Salt Stitches, qui vit à Manchester.

 

Sea ivory 🌊🐚⚓️🌿. . . 7″ hoop with glass beading and cotton/silk threads available on @etsy . . Variations and other sizes are available on request!. ~SOLD~

Une publication partagée par Salt Stitches (@salt_stitches) le 3 Juin 2018 à 6 :43 PDT

 

Xantholyta 🌊🐚⚓️🌿. . . 18″ hoop with glass beading and cotton/silk threads. Featuring natural lava stone, jade, Quartz and marble bead details. available on @etsy . . Variations and large scale commissions available! . .

Une publication partagée par Salt Stitches (@salt_stitches) le 10 Juin 2018 à 8 :33 PDT

 

Pink pillow rock 🌊🐚⚓️🦀. . . 〰 SOLD 〰 6″ hoop with glass and semi-precious stone beading with cotton/silk threads . . Variations and other sizes are available on request!. . .

Une publication partagée par Salt Stitches (@salt_stitches) le 18 Mars 2018 à 10 :06 PDT

Ses broderies s’inspirent de paysage marin, ci-dessous la photo qui a inspiré la broderie ci-dessus.

 

Loving the contrast between the Welsh slate and Irish Moss in the rock pools around Holyhead in Anglesey 🌿🌊🐚⚓️. . . .

Une publication partagée par Salt Stitches (@salt_stitches) le 18 Mars 2018 à 9 :58 PDT

Et en détail…

 

Xantholyta details 🌊🐚🌿 . Thank you so much to all that responded to my post yesterday about the minefield that is pricing your art. I believe I’ve set a fair price for this piece, for the materials, the time, and the emotional energy that went into creating it. I hope you all enjoy it! Your support, as always, has been overwhelming and incredibly humbling and I cannot thank you all enough! 💓😘 . .

Une publication partagée par Salt Stitches (@salt_stitches) le 10 Juin 2018 à 9 :22 PDT

En voir plus sur son Instagram, et broderies en vente sur Etsy.

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