How to Make a Hand Embroidered Landscape Brooch
Lauren Weber
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Materials
- 6"" Fabric square
- 4"" Embroidery hoop
- Embroidery needle
- Embroidery floss
- Sewing thread to match fabric
- Scissors
- Brooch/pin holder (closed-back bezel)
- Thin plastic (sized to fit inside brooch)
- Strong glue (ex. E6000)
- 3-4 Sewing clips or clamps
- Marking pen (I like Frixion heat-erasable)
- Iron & iron pad
- Toothpick
- Optional: Metallic thread
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Lauren Weber is the artist behind Garden Girl Studio, where she creates colorful fabric patterns, embroidery projects, quilts, and creative workshops inspired by plants, cozy moments, and everyday adventures. After studying horticulture at Cornell University, she discovered that her love of gardens naturally blossomed into a career creating art designed to brighten someone's day.
Whether she's designing a new fabric collection or teaching a beginner their first embroidery stitch, Lauren believes creativity should feel joyful, approachable, and a little restorative. She teaches both online and in person, sharing techniques that help makers slow down, create with confidence, and enjoy the process. Her work has been featured in national quilt exhibitions and Art Quilting Studio magazine, and her Skillshare classes have earned multiple Staff Pick honors.