Exquisite Embroideries Celebrate Proud Plant Parents with Their New Babies

Miri­am is a UX design­er by day who has found a love of stitch­ing hoop art at night. Under the moniker Slow Evenings Embroi­dery, she crafts tiny peo­ple who love plants.  The por­traits fea­ture these plant par­ents as they scur­ry across the cir­cu­lar com­po­si­tion, pot­ted pieces in hand as if they are in a hur­ry to put them on the win­dow sill. Min­i­mal­ist in com­po­si­tion, the hand embroi­dery packs a punch with a vari­ety of stitch tech­niques. Using French knots, bas­ket stitch­es, and thread paint­ing, the small fig­ures are visu­al­ly excit­ing to view.

See more of Miri­am’s work by fol­low­ing her Insta­gram account.

Miriam, aka Slow Evenings Embroidery, likes to stitch plants.

She embroiders proud plant parents excited about their new potted piece.