Anatomy of an embroidery: Tribute truck
Jade Haworth of Allsorts Embroidery explains how she turned a plain jacket into a unique and memorable tribute using more than 120,000 stitches
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Category: Anatomy
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Anatomy of a print: Chamber of Chills
Marcus Davies re-imagines the cover of 1954 horror magazine Chamber of Chills using embroidery, glow-in-the-dark vinyl… and marker pens
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Anatomy of a print: Vince Gill T-shirt
Andy Anderson of Anderson Studio breaks down his award-winning print of American country music star Vince Gill
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Anatomy of a print: Heart mosaic design
This heartwarming piece, created by mosaic artist Jolino Beserra and commissioned by International Coatings, was unveiled at Impressions Expo Long Beach 2020 to help raise funds for two pet rescue charities
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Anatomy of a print: Metallic inks
Dave Smith, operations director at TOTShirts, deconstructs the process of printing with metallic inks
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Anatomy of an embroidery: Chinese Dragon
Industry expert Pete Tarrant of Digitek explains how he created this striking dragon design at the New Designers exhibition in London
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Anatomy of a print: Bulldog
Rob Smith, director of Wilcom Europe, explains how this detailed bulldog was created using printable embroidery
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Anatomy of an embroidery: RiverFleur garment patch
Award-winning embroidery artist Laura Marriott explains how she created this detailed RiverFleur design
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Anatomy of a print: dragon
John Lynch explains how Lynka created its award-winning dragon design
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Anatomy of a print: droplets
Rick Roth from Mirror Image explains how he created this eye-catching ‘water drops’ design
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Anatomy of a Print
Aleksander Matantsev of Imaika explains how he created its award-winning Kratos and Boy print
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Anatomy of a print
Robert Hewitt of Red Oak Roller breaks down his eyeball-grabbing Print Or Die design
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