Designed for Makers with Vision
In my courses, you’ll learn how to adapt traditional techniques to create contemporary designs. Whether you want to make unique accessories or add distinctive details to garments, each course offers practical skills and creative inspiration
Learn to craft finished designs that reflect today’s fashion and style—not just practice samples
Explore traditional techniques and learn how to apply them in ways that suit modern aesthetics and personal creativity
Follow clear, step-by-step guidance to complete projects you can wear, gift, or display with confidence
Nice to meet you
If you’ve found yourself here because you want to learn embroidery or explore textile art, welcome—you’re in the right place. I started with a passion for stitching and built a career blending traditional techniques with modern, creative designs. Over the years, I’ve learned what works, what doesn’t, and how to create pieces that feel relevant today.
My mission is to make embroidery approachable and exciting. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to advance your skills, my courses teach practical techniques for creating modern embroidery projects and wearable art inspired by tradition.
from statement accessories to artistic garments
Whether you’re new to stitching or looking to expand your textile skills, these courses are designed to help you achieve finished, wearable, or displayable creations. With step-by-step instructions and tailored tips, each project offers a chance to learn techniques you can use for a variety of purposes
Video Tutorial
Perfect for eveningwear or adding a touch of elegance to your daily style
Video Tutorial
Includes tips for working with fabrics and personalizing your design
Video Tutorial
Ideal for embellishing accessories or garments with delicate floral motifs
A handpicked selection of posts you won’t want to skip
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Jewels of Winter Christmas Embroidery Project!
Create a unique decoration with Pearl Setting Technique
To get started with this technique, you’ll need a proper Luneville hook — also known as a tambour hook
Many mass-produced versions don’t hold the needle securely, which is why I now stock a small range of EU-made tambour hooks with ash wood handles and brass fittings — the same ones I use in my studio.
Simple, durable choice for daily practice
Elegant carved design with a wand-like look
Bold striped finish for those who prefer a distinctive tool