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Best Embroidery Art of 2020

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These talented artists are proving that the age-old craft of hand embroidery is still full of creative possibilities.

Scroll down to check out the most impressive and innovative embroidery art projects of the year.

See our picks for the best embroidery art of 2020!

Landscape Embroidery bY Jura Gric

Photo: Jūra Gric (Etsy|Instagram|Website)

She used a needle and thread to make a variety of expressive stitches that look like painted brushstrokes.

As a result, each of her completed hoops is like a portal to a different captivating setting.

For now, I try not to create shortcuts or to merge embroidery with other mediums.

Landscape Embroidery by Sew Beautiful

Photo: Sew Beautiful (Etsy|Instagram)

ArtistLudmila Perevalovatakes inspiration from this 19th-century style for her luscious thread paintings.

Her layers of sumptuous colors make each scene a sight to behold.

She specializes in commissioned portraits of one, two, or three people gazing at astarry nightsky.

Butterfly Embroidery by Georgie Emery

Photo: Georgie Emery (Etsy|Instagram)

Clients can request different hair colors and styles, like flower crowns, french braids, and buns.

She crafts the hair with different shades of thread to give the coif a sense of volume and realism.

She uses a variety ofembroidery techniquesto achieve her multi-textured works.

Impressionism Embroidery by Ludmila Perevalova

Photo: Ludmila Perevalova (Etsy)

Each highly detailed piece looks like a textile snapshot taken from the sky.

And inside these luxuriant scenes are tiny human figures basking in the water.

They appear to capture a fleeting moment in time, where everything is imbued with a sense of serenity.

Hair Embroidery by Desert Eclipse Studio

Photo: Desert Eclipse Studio (Etsy|Instagram)

Her combination of textures includes French knots, tufts, and areas of smooth stitches.

Aerial Embroidery by Victoria Rose Richards

Photo: Victoria Rose Richards (Etsy|Intagram|Twitter)

Landscape Embroidery by Suter Design Co

Photo: Suter Design & Co. (Etsy|Instagram|Website)

Abstract Embroidery by Litli Ulfur

Photo: Litli Ulfur (Instagram)

3D Embroidery by Kayra Handmade

Photo: Kayra Handmade (Etsy|Instagram)

Moth Embroidery by Emillie Ferris

Photo: Emillie Ferris (Etsy|Facebook|Instagram|Website)