Embroidery with Audrey

Embroidery with Audrey One-of-a-kind hand embroidery, stitched with love by Audrey. Inspired by childhood, nature & everyday beauty. Slow-made, personal, and never reproduced.

Two years ago, I embroidered this little dress for my daughter.I almost never repeat the exact same pattern.Most of my p...
04/06/2026

Two years ago, I embroidered this little dress for my daughter.

I almost never repeat the exact same pattern.
Most of my pieces stay one of a kind — partly because that is how I like to work, and partly because every fabric, child and moment asks for something slightly different.

But looking at these photos again, I think this one might deserve a second version.

Not a copy.
More like a return to an old idea — with everything I know now.





A little mushroom bow for everyday hair chaos.This one is made from soft cotton fabric and finished with hand-embroidere...
21/05/2026

A little mushroom bow for everyday hair chaos.

This one is made from soft cotton fabric and finished with hand-embroidered red mushrooms — attached to a hair tie, not a clip.

Made for long hair, small hands, real outfits, and apparently also pyjamas.

Only one available for now.




20/05/2026

A few days ago I asked something simple in Stories:

What do you think when you recognise AI in a handmade brand?

I expected opinions about technology.

Instead, almost everyone talked about trust.

And honestly, I think that changed something for me.

Because I don’t think people are only afraid of AI.

I think people are afraid of no longer knowing:

Is this real?

Did this object actually exist?

Was this really made by a human?

And for handmade… that question matters.

Because handmade is not only about how something looks.

It is also about the fact that someone really spent the hours.

The stitches.
The fabric.
The mistakes.
The time.

I use AI myself.
I’m fascinated by it.

But maybe the closer AI gets to looking real, the more important transparency becomes.

I genuinely don’t think this topic is black and white.

I’m curious where the line feels real to you.





I’m still figuring out the perfect version of a bow hair tie.My twin girls’ hair has grown so long, and they now want bo...
18/05/2026

I’m still figuring out the perfect version of a bow hair tie.

My twin girls’ hair has grown so long, and they now want bows with almost every outfit — even pyjamas, as you can see.

These are soft hair ties, not clips.
The bow in the second photo is made from linen, the other two are cotton.

I’m taking the last pictures now before listing them in the shop.

Which one would you choose first — linen, embroidered cotton, or the simple everyday bow?





A piece made for a child,but never worn.100% linen, soft and breathable,with hand embroidery placed stitch by stitch.1 o...
04/05/2026

A piece made for a child,
but never worn.

100% linen, soft and breathable,
with hand embroidery placed stitch by stitch.

1 of a kind - for 1-2 years old child





A small hand-embroidered whale on soft cotton dungarees.This piece is now available in the shop. Perfect for 6-9 months ...
27/04/2026

A small hand-embroidered whale on soft cotton dungarees.

This piece is now available in the shop. Perfect for 6-9 months baby.

The embroidery was stitched by hand, directly onto the front pocket: tiny bubbles, soft texture, and a small sea creature made to be worn, washed, and lived in.

People often ask where the ideas for my embroidery come from.Very often, they begin with old children’s books.I’m drawn ...
22/04/2026

People often ask where the ideas for my embroidery come from.

Very often, they begin with old children’s books.

I’m drawn to the quiet details in them — the colours, the small animals, the rhythm of the illustrations, the way a page can hold an entire little world.

What I love most is not copying an image exactly, but translating it into embroidery:
into stitch direction,
texture,
colour transitions,
and a slower, softer kind of line.

This is also one of the reasons I care so much about old books and old objects in general.
Many of them carry a kind of thoughtfulness that still feels visible.

Sometimes an embroidery hoop begins long before the needle touches the fabric.
Sometimes it begins with a page.





15/02/2026

Let’s build stories we’ll want to revisit.

When my twins started kindergarten,I bought simple leather slippers.They came with factory patches.I removed them.Each p...
13/02/2026

When my twins started kindergarten,
I bought simple leather slippers.

They came with factory patches.
I removed them.

Each pair got a letter.
One got a bear.
The other one got a fox.

Eventually, both pairs were outgrown.

I sold them.

Later, one of the mothers reached out again.

The bear didn’t return.
He became a raccoon.

That’s how these slippers began to live their own lives.

Some return as new pairs.
Some return as patches.

Same object.
So many different stories

01/02/2026

This is how repairs begin.

Stick & stitch embroidery sheet
with small insects,
designed to patch worn places
and let clothes stay longer.

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