Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Learn to create seascape textile art using fabric layering and needle felting, I try out different techniques to build textured scenes.
This tutorial guides you through the process of constructing fabric art by combining distinct layers and embellishments. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your textile art skills, this project demonstrates how to build depth and texture using simple materials. You will see firsthand how to combine hand stitching techniques with needle felting to secure your design.
By following these steps, you will produce a framed seascape that showcases your unique fabric layering composition. The process focuses on how different textures interact to create a cohesive image, making this an ideal project for anyone interested in fiber arts or mixed media art. We break down the assembly process so you can replicate this seascape art style with your own fabric scraps.
Check out our friendly facebook group Wonky Stitchers Community for fun hand stitching ideas, learn to slowstitch with us and other beginners and share your work in progress.
facebook.com/groups/1532277664284209
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Learn to create seascape textile art using fabric layering and needle felting, I try out different techniques to build textured scenes.
This tutorial guides you through the process of constructing fabric art by combining distinct layers and embellishments. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your textile art skills, this project demonstrates how to build depth and texture using simple materials. You will see firsthand how to combine hand stitching techniques with needle felting to secure your design.
By following these steps, you will produce a framed seascape that showcases your unique fabric layering composition. The process focuses on how different textures interact to create a cohesive image, making this an ideal project for anyone interested in fiber arts or mixed media art. We break down the assembly process so you can replicate this seascape art style with your own fabric scraps.
Check out our friendly facebook group Wonky Stitchers Community for fun hand stitching ideas, learn to slowstitch with us and other beginners and share your work in progress.
facebook.com/groups/1532277664284209
I'm now on Ko-fi 😀
If you want to read my latest blog, have a browse in my shop for journals, stitching supplies, kits and downloads. This is where you will find the freebies when I announce them on my channel.
Of course you can just support my channel and buy me a coffee ☕️
Link
ko-fi.com/recraftedboutique89147
Thank You
My Links
Recrafted by Carol Youtube channel - ( Junk Journals ) youtube.com/@RecraftedByCarol
Instagram - Instagram.com/Recraftedbycarol
Facebook page Facebook.com/Carol.moss59
Pinterest - https//Pinterest.co.uk/Recraftedbycarol
Contact me - carolmoss06@gmail.com
#handstitch #slowstitching #sewing
If you’ve enjoyed watching my video and found some inspiration please like and share so other stitchers can enjoy
If you love 💕 my channel do hit the subscribe button and the notification bell so you can see when I upload a new video. I really do appreciate your time in watching and wish you a happy wonky stitching day 😁
