Embroiderers' Guild of Victoria

Do you have lavender growing in your yard or on your patio? This project by Atelier by Martine uses left over fabric to create these ribbon embroidery lavender sachets. Early Spring is the best time to trim lavender and harvest the buds. Garden experts say to leave the dried blooms over the Winter as small birds will feed on the seeds. Image courtesy of http://fleurderuban.canalblog.com//2012/06/24/24569561.html... #ribbonembroidery

This ribbon embroidered peacock really makes a statement, doesn't it? It's the work of embroidery artist Inessa Timonina and is featured on Di van Niekerk's site at https://blog.dicraft.com/2011/10/27/a-proud-peacock/ If you head on over to the site, you'll be able to see some close-ups of Inessa's work. The peacock's tail has been made using 'eyelash' yarn - quite an effective use of a non-traditional embroidery thread.... #ribbonembroidery Di van Niekerk's Silk Ribbon Embroidery

This ribbon embroidered necklace would be a wonderful way for you to show off your artistry to the world. This piece was embroidered by Manya of HummingNeedles on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/shop/HummingNeedles #ribbonembroidery

This gorgeous velvet box has been topped with some sumptuous silk ribbon roses. The metallic lace trim is also a nice touch, don't you think? Image courtesy of https://www.etsy.com///reserved-for-roxanne-gorgeous-blue #ribbonembroidery

This beautiful ribbon embroidery piece is a hat pin. It was made in France, ca.1900. Ribbonwork / ribbon embroidery started out in France and the French really were the leaders in this technique for hundreds of years. The embroidery was created and then mounted on 4.5 cm disk (1 3/4 inch). ... Image courtesy of https://www.etsy.com///antique-silk-ribbonwork-embroidery #ribbonembroidery