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  1. Raul
    27.04.2023 @ 09:29

    This text is written in Bulgarian.

    Translation: This beautiful llama is going to the mother of a super sweet client for Mothers Day. I love that she offered hearts within the flowers. My mother tried to steal it today. We have never met a llama that we dont like, and Crafter Becky Tilson feels the same way. “I choose to feel llamas because they have such a unique silhouette,” she says exclusively to Martha Stewart Living. “Also, the texture of the wool is perfect for their life. Llamas are just lovely animals and I hope to own a pair.” These embroidered film llamas (and other cute motifs) are designed by Becky Tilson at Fuzzy and Flora. We spoke to Becky, and the 30-year-old artist was kind enough to convey exactly how she comes up with her fluffy creations – which quickly won her over 5,000 on Instagram. “The process of creating a piece starts with the color scheme,” she says. “Once I decide on a color combination, I sketch my design – using a washable pen – on my material.” To keep them unique, she chooses not to use a template. “Theres something special about hand embroidery that the machine cant capture. Its really an art that doesnt get enough recognition,” says the founder of Fuzzy and Flora. “Deciding where to place each element is sometimes a challenge because I want it to be balanced and pleasing to the eye.” And if youre wondering how such a seemingly perfect felt work is achieved, Becky isnt afraid of the challenges that this delicate form of art presents. Especially when it comes to combining colors. “Too much or too little wool can change the whole look,” she explained. So, right? Regardless, there is a bright side: “The process of pulling the wool into the fabric is somewhat therapeutic and helps relieve all the stress Ive bottled up that day.” We feel calm just looking at the “cute, simple and strange” designs described by Becky, to be honest. Dont you? Inspiration? Make embroidery with this perfect summer bag.