For Jack - a personalised, custom name embroidery

I sometimes find creating for boys a challenge, and hey ... I have two of them! They are full of adventure - with energy to explore, curiosity and a yearning for discovery. Just how  does one encapsulate that in a work of art? Well, I decided to go with a space theme as astronauts bravely venture out to the unknowns of space to bring to Earth new insights of far off places.

 

 

 

However, some little boys are bravely undertaking experiences of a different kind - sicknesses that are robbing them of being able to explore to their full potential. One such little man is 'Jack'. When the opportunity arose to design something for him, this was what popped into my mind. The inclusion of glittering stars wasn't just to add to the space theme, rather it was to add the notion of 'aiming for the stars' and to keep a positive mindset. I sincerely pray that this little adventurer is feeling better soon so that he can continue on the path to adventure and fun.

 

 

This design is also available for your little adventurer and has been listed in both the Madeit and Etsy stores as a custom design. Each item is handmade, therefore no two embroideries will be exactly the same. Please visit one of these shops for more details.

Thanks for stopping by!

~ Jen.

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A photo, a rabbit and perspective

Do you have a favourite photo? I do ... it happens to be a photo of my dog that was taken quite a few years ago. Here it is ...

I love how he is looking up at me with his expressive face. He seems to have a look of 'demand' - I want you to play with me, I want you to take me for a walk, I want a treat ... the list continues.

The opportunity arose to design a fabric and paint art work for a dear, little girl that had experienced a tough time of late. The result is similar to the above photo ... take a look ...

The little girl loves rabbits, so once again I made the motif a rabbit. I thought I would change the perspective of the rabbit, compared to the earlier rabbit design, this one looks as though it is looking up you. I ended up creating two of the same design. The first one I made had white highlights around the ears and on the feet and it was the design that I ended up giving to the little girl I had in mind (photos are available for viewing on my Instagram feed. Click here.) This one has dark brown highlights and this one is currently in the Etsy store (Click here to view).

Which one do you like the best?

Thank you for viewing!

~ Jen.

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Rabbit Embroidery

How have you been?

It seems like a long time since I have sat down and shared about what has been happening.

I am slowly getting back into the routine of things after a lovely holiday break and embracing a new year that is filled with new opportunities and ideas.

One such idea is the notion in being more active in helping others. Mim from 'Hero Happy Mail' has the wonderful idea of assisting 'little heroes' that have experienced a tough time of late. It has been delightful to join a community that is focused on giving special surprises to these little ones. I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to create something each month, especially for a little hero. Everyone loves a handmade gift, right?

Here is my first ... a little bunny nibbling on some grass.

I wanted to merge my love of painting, a different medium to paint on, in this case, some reclaimed fabric and embroidery. Instead of purely painting on an image, I have stitched an outline in part and then added some paint to fill in with colour. The finished product is then framed in a recycled frame with a touch of padded softness added.

Thanks for viewing!

~ Jen.

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