Crafts CouncilDirectoryTownhill StudioFalling Leaves HangingAboutSmall dyed landscape hanging embellished with embroidered stitches. Leaves and berries falling against the background of a landscape of stitched shibori. The stitches utilised in the embroidery are simple running stitch, feather and seed stitch. Dimensions: 35cm high x 19cm wide organic cottonTownhill StudioSherborne, EnglandDetail of shibori and embroidery, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonThe stitching is in progress, pins and basting clearly visible. Thought is given to each stitch and its placement in relation to the stitched shibori motifs.Falling Leaves hanging, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonThe complete hanging showing the many embroidery stitches against the background of shibori patterned cloth.Collection of fabrics being assembled, Photo credit: Annabel wilsonThe diverse shibori resist textiles are put together at this stage with possible room for further change and development. The thread colour is also considered at this point.A collection of shibori leaves, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonOne of the shibori fabrics used in the falling leaves hanging. The design is created with ori-nui stitch, a simple technique with wonderful effects.Falling Leaves HangingAboutSmall dyed landscape hanging embellished with embroidered stitches. Leaves and berries falling against the background of a landscape of stitched shibori. The stitches utilised in the embroidery are simple running stitch, feather and seed stitch. Dimensions: 35cm high x 19cm wide organic cottonTownhill StudioSherborne, EnglandDetail of shibori and embroidery, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonThe stitching is in progress, pins and basting clearly visible. Thought is given to each stitch and its placement in relation to the stitched shibori motifs.Collection of fabrics being assembled, Photo credit: Annabel wilsonThe diverse shibori resist textiles are put together at this stage with possible room for further change and development. The thread colour is also considered at this point.Falling Leaves hanging, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonThe complete hanging showing the many embroidery stitches against the background of shibori patterned cloth.A collection of shibori leaves, Photo credit: Annabel WilsonOne of the shibori fabrics used in the falling leaves hanging. The design is created with ori-nui stitch, a simple technique with wonderful effects.More from Townhill StudioProjectHelenium Flower Digital Shibori Pattern for CraftersProjectSwallow 1Project2 hour Miru Shibori WorkshopProjectLandscape Elements I indigo triptych hangingProject3 Grasses triptychProjectShibori for Upcycling and Repurposing ClothesProjectSwallow 2