Polish artist Justyna Wolodkiewicz (Nibyniebo) is passionate about 3D embroidery.
Spontaneous, organic surfaces grow out of traditional wooden hoops.
If embroidery is in your blood, you can test out some of Justyna’s patterns from her Etsy site. See how her work has evolved on Instagram and Facebook.
The last time PCDaily posted about the work of Poland’s Justyna Wolodkiewicz she was making jumping jacks and clocks.
She’s moved on to 3D mixed media pieces that blend embroidery hoops with polymer. It’s hard to picture, right?
Look on Instagram, her blog and Facebook to get the idea. Read what ArtUpon has to say about her.
Three of Justyna’s pieces appeared in the Feminist Fiber Art exhibit in Seattle. How cool is it that this 20-something represents our community on the feministfiberart.com scene?
Watch her how-to video on Facebook as Justyna explains, “First I sculpted colorful rings, circles and spikes out of polymer clay and baked them. Then I started stitching. The mixture of textures is rich and eye-catching. Thread makes polymer look softer. Polymer contrasts with the fluffy look of fabric and thread.”
What happens when you mix polymer with another medium?
