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Meredith Woolnough

Embroidered art for nature lovers

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Blog

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The latest from Meredith’s Instagram…

I generally feel really awkward taking photos, especially when holding my artwork. I just don’t know how to make it look or feel natural. But, as an artist - it’s something that you just have to do. These shots were taken during a recen
Swipe to see my ‘Pink Hydrangea’ piece in progress. 💕 This piece will be one of a handful of new original embroideries that will be made available shortly. I just got them back from the framers today and they look so beautiful. I can&rs
Progress so far on this big ‘Coral Atoll’ embroidery. #sculpturalembroidery #meredithwoolnough #progress
This new collection of flora inspired embroideries will be released via my website in the next few weeks. I’m just waiting to get the last of them back from the framers before I make things official. Like always, I will be sending the catalog
Rust Leaf Sprig (2025) This is the sister piece to the new embroidery I shared a couple of days ago. Together they make a lovely pair, celebrating the beauty and colours of eucalyptus leaves. #sculpturalembroidery #meredithwoolnough #eucalyptusleav
Green Leaf Sprig (2025) A new eucalyptus leaf embroidery. This piece aimed to capture the soft muted greens seen in some species of eucalyptus leaves. Like fresh new leaves plucked from a tree, captured in embroidery. This piece will be included

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