Stitch Work
I began stitching on unconventional materials when I was studying embroidery at the Manchester Metropolitan University in Manchester, England. I began with using found materials and fabric and transgressed to leaves upon my return to America. I generally try to use renewable, sustainable and environmentally friendly materials for my art, so this was an obvious choice.
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Hi Hillary,
I am Becky Guisler, your mom’s friend. She has been telling me for a few years now how very talented you are and recently sent me this link. WOW! She is right! I am so impressed with your artwork. She tried to explain to me how you cut art in to leaves or stitch them, however, mere words can in no way capture the essence of your work.
I am happy with your initial successes and feel confident you are on your way for a thrilling career. I have signed up for this link so I can keep in touch with your work.
Best wishes,
Becky
cool stuff. Very interesting medium.
Brendon
Hillary,
These pieces are amazing! I am so impressed with your artwork. Thank you so much for sharing. Kim 🙂
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love your work!
these pieces SING!
brilliant artwork!
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Just gorgeous! Your talent is unique and lovely.
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Amazing and incredibly lovely work – can’t wait to see what you do as you and your precious talent grow! Hope to own a piece of your work some day !
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Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us. The precision and detail is fabulous and is a testament to the love in what you do. It has been my pleasure looking at and enjoying your work ~ Annette
I was really inspired by this work and the detail you put into it. Thank you for sharing these creations. Beautiful work!!!
I love what you are doing. I am a textile artist and I love doing contact dying with leaves.
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what i wouldn’t do to go to that school in england to take embroidery. i dabble in it and teach classes on it at the local quilt shops and county extention offices, but looking at your creation of combinding nature and embroidery ( my 2 favorite things just blew my mind.) i am always bring home leaves and nuts and seed pods from my hikes. thank you very much for inspiring me and many others with your beautiful, enlightening art. best to you and yours, marcella
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I am in awe. I am a quilter and like a lot of other stitchery but yours takes the cake! I have to link to you from my blog! In fact I might like to interview you for my page, interview with an artist if you are up for it!
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Hi Hillary,
Your work is absolutely beautiful & such a creative idea! I was.wondering if you sold any of them Online? They would make such unique gifts! Just let me know where to go!
Thank you!
Alyssa
Hi Hillary,
I am currently working on a natural based art project and love the idea of working into natural materials. I was wondering what sort of preservative you use on the leaves. This would help me out so much.
Thank you,
Amy
Really lovely delicate work!!
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