'Embroidered Effects' Guides Domestically Challenged to Crafty Greatness
Shelby Lee Walsh — July 21, 2009 — Art & Design
Embroidered Effects is one book that you won’t want to put down (unless, that is, if you put it down to embroider something). Jenny Hart sets out an easy-to-follow how to guide that teaches the Susie homemaker in all of us (regardless of how little or how much of her we have in us) how to fern stitch and twinkle and everything in between.
From fashion to home decor, Embroidered Effects has all your embroidery wants and needs in a book simple enough that even I (a person suffering from severe domestic disablement) am considering taking it up as a hobby.
From fashion to home decor, Embroidered Effects has all your embroidery wants and needs in a book simple enough that even I (a person suffering from severe domestic disablement) am considering taking it up as a hobby.
Trend Themes
1. DIY Embroidery - The trend of DIY embroidery is growing, offering opportunities for people to create unique and personalized textiles.
2. Crafting Revolution - There is a crafting revolution happening as people seek out hands-on and creative activities like embroidery to counterbalance digital overload.
3. Embroidery for Self-care - Embroidery is being embraced as a form of self-care, providing a therapeutic and mindful activity for stress relief and relaxation.
Industry Implications
1. Craft and Hobby - The craft and hobby industry can capitalize on the rising popularity of DIY embroidery by offering innovative embroidery kits and tools.
2. Fashion and Apparel - The fashion and apparel industry can incorporate embroidery into their designs, offering unique and personalized products for consumers.
3. Wellness and Mindfulness - The wellness and mindfulness industry can promote embroidery as a mindful practice for stress relief, offering workshops and resources for self-care.
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