Embroidered paper

Learn Paper Embroidery with this round-up of projects that use embroidery on paper. Learn how to stitch beautiful designs on cards and other paper crafts. From simple borders to stunning abstract motifs, you'll find embroidery patterns for any type of paper crafting project. This innovative craft idea is limited only by your imagination. You can use these ideas to create holiday or everyday home decor, as well as art pieces and greeting cards. Get creative and learn this amazing way to step…

How To Embroider on Paper – Cross-Stitch

Patricia Zapata of A Little Hut had this arresting and lovely image of how she incorporates embroider on paper. It makes me think of harda...

One of my favourite papers to embroider is giclee paper. An archive quality paper used to make professional museum standard prints.

String Art Embroidery on Paper Hand Embroidery is possible on anything that you can get your needle to go through. One good medium is paper. Here is a quick tutorial on how to stitch over the paper using hand embroidery stitches and a combination...

A selection of unique hand embroidered greeting cards. All cards are designed and hand embroidered by Hannah in her studio in Glasgow.

"In the embroidery that I carefully crafted on A3 paper, each flower has its own unique character. By using threads in all colors ranging from red to yellow, green to blue, this artwork reflects the pains, joys, hopes, and happiness of women's lives. The colorful breath that I added to a vintage photograph reminds us how beautiful crying can be. I hope this artwork has touched the hearts of all viewers."

One thing that is fun about embroidery is that you don’t need to be limited to stitching onto fabric. In fact, you can stitch into anything that has holes in it. Yep - metal, wood, plastic, paper and so much more! One of the amazing artists I’ve come across who does most of her stitching on anything

In a recent newsletter, I asked readers to email me if there was anything they would like to see featured here on the blog. In no time at al...