Dreaming of pansies? These whimsically blooms are stitched in teacups and and mossy patches.
This is the time of year when we can almost start planting cold-hardy pansies (other than an extremely cold spell they should survive the remainder of winter where we live and will look so pretty and cheerful in pots or popping up in the garden come Easter).
Until that time (mid-March/early April is probably safe), we can revel in the beauty of pansies and other floral beauties in these works of flower embroidery art.
Moscow-based fiber artist Rosa Andreeva has a special skill crafting the cutest little gardens complete with moss, pollen, spider webs, and stitched cracked teacups.
Each one is more astounding than the last in their whimsy and beauty.
View the embroidered lovelies here, and prepare to be amazed by her embroidered birds, and quaint seasonal scenes here.
Until that time (mid-March/early April is probably safe), we can revel in the beauty of pansies and other floral beauties in these works of flower embroidery art.
Moscow-based fiber artist Rosa Andreeva has a special skill crafting the cutest little gardens complete with moss, pollen, spider webs, and stitched cracked teacups.
Each one is more astounding than the last in their whimsy and beauty.
View the embroidered lovelies here, and prepare to be amazed by her embroidered birds, and quaint seasonal scenes here.