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In the Green

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Sarah K. Benning

Embroidery artist Sarah K. Benning creates beautiful little house plants you cannot kill. Although she earned a BFA in fiber and material studies, it was really when she started embroidery as a hobby that she found her true calling. Entirely self taught, Benning’s mastery of her art is nonetheless immediately obvious.

Benning lists her style inspirations as Midcentury design, antique textiles, and her own potted plant collection. She uses her thread as a painter uses paint, creating lifelike, lovable images that would brighten a space every bit as much as the real thing.

With more than 10K sales on Etsy alone, her embroidery is understandably incredibly popular. As generous as she is talented, Benning offers a monthly pattern program on Etsy and also teaches her embroidery techniques in masterclasses.

You can check out all Benning’s work on her website, and on Facebook, Instagram, and Etsy.

All images property of Sarah K. Benning.

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

I have committed to spending part of every day looking for at least one beautiful thing, and sharing what I find with you lovelies!

12 thoughts on “In the Green

  1. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    Fabulous stuff. I recently did some stitching in my art journal that was imprecise and rough and still a challenge to my ability. There’s no way I could even entertain the idea of doing something like this.

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  2. StellaKate Blue's avatar

    The embroidery definitely would brighten a space as much as a real house plant, and yes, not be subjected to unintentional but nevertheless harmful plant parenting!

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