Artist Embroiders Shiny Happy People Holding Plants

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Embroidery artist, Miriam, didn’t want to abandon her passion just because she got a day job. So she works as a UX designer by day and comes home to create embroidered people and plants during her free time.

“Embracing slow life one stitch at a time” is her motto and she’s really making us want to try embroidery as a way to relieve stress. Her works are minimalistic in style and colors but feature a variety of stitch techniques that give them texture.

Scroll down to see some of her work and follow her on Instagram for more.

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I love making gifts but I always dreaded wrapping them.. It always turned out wrinkled and uneven and my perfectionist heart was unhappy. When I started my embroidery business it was the hardest part of the process 😅 I wanted my clients to feel like they're receiving a gift so I tried my best to improve my packaging. It's still not perfect, but now I like doing it and I look forward to packing my orders ✨ . . . #embroideryartist #dmcembroidery #modernembroidery #contemporaryembroidery #contemporarycraft #shopsmall #smallbusinesslife #makersvillage #makerslife #handsandhustle #plantgang #plantlady #crazyplantlady #creativechics #createdaily #femaleentrepreneurs #femaleartists #createcultivate #handmadeisbest #handmadehome #handmadegift #personalizedgifts #personalizedgift #crafttherapy #hyggehome #cozyliving #crafternoon #nativecreative #daretocreate #modernmaker

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