Her name is Nicole Nur Bernardi, and she’s a talented tattoo artist who likes adding her personal touch to her wardrobe. Living and working in Venice, Italy, she is widely known for her love for tie-dye sweats, shirts, and oversized hoodies. She makes short DIY clips where she demonstrates how she does her magic with materials that include a pack of tie-dye bottles, brushes, bleach, and iron prints.

Bernardi also has a profile on YouTube and TikTok, and according to her, she will soon open her online shop where you can buy her creations.

Scroll down and see some of the tutorials below. Maybe it will inspire you to make your mini collection.

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But you can also enjoy Hurkens’ collection without taking part in it. Based in Maastricht – the southernmost corner of the Netherlands – she shares her passion for all things paper through her buzzing Instagram page. Her posts include tips on hand sewing paper, collage journaling snippets and – the cherry on the cake – her incredible wax seals, all handmade with special care and attention to details.

According to Hurkens, her love for crafting began early on, when she was just a child and fascinated by the desk of her father – a retired architect. “I couldn’t get enough of the pens you had to refill with ink, the enormous rulers and drawings with all these lines on it,” she shared with Surely Simple. “It felt like a trip to wonderland when I went to my father’s office and I could take a glimpse at his desk. Now that I have my own desk, which is not nearly as neat as my father’s was, but I spend a lot of time here trying to send some of my creativity and love for paper into the world.”

Her large collection of stationery now includes rubber stamps, washi tape, paper and vintage paper, pens, wax seal, stickers, envelopes, and notebooks, among many other treasures. “Some of my favorite things to do is decorating envelopes, making flipbooks and collages and write letters,” says Hurkens. “I seriously get happy by unpacking mail and discover a little bit of the world from the person behind it and the generosity is amazing amongst this community on Instagram!”

You’d want to join the community.

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Based in Birmingham, Redfern ties her love of nature to her childhood. “When I was growing up we had a caravan in Wales and I loved the wildness of the landscape,” she told Ballpitmag. “I think going there instilled in me a great love for nature and the outdoors.” After completing an art foundation course in college, she worked with mixed media textile and paper collage before moving on to hand embroidery in 2015.

“I love the fact that it takes quite a long time to stitch a piece, so it is quite a meditative process,” she says, “and I find all of the materials really pleasing; the colorful threads, beads, lovely natural colored fabric (natural calico is my fabric of choice) and the wooden hoops.”

Indeed, hand crafting and embroidering are an easy recipe for mindfulness, and Redfern herself provides downloadable embroidery patterns on her Etsy shop, alongside a small selection of embroidered hoop art. “One of the things I find most rewarding about creating embroidery patterns is the thought that they are hopefully bringing enjoyment to people,” she says, “so I would like to keep creating new patterns, as well as working on new original pieces to further explore my favorite subject matter.”

You might just be inspired to take on embroidery yourself!

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Her name is Nicole Nur Bernardi, and she’s a talented tattoo artist who likes adding her personal touch to her wardrobe. Living and working in Venice, Italy, she is widely known for her love for tie-dye sweats, shirts, and oversized hoodies. She makes short DIY clips where she demonstrates how she does her magic with materials that include a pack of tie-dye bottles, brushes, bleach, and iron prints.

Bernardi also has a profile on YouTube and TikTok, and according to her, she will soon open her online shop where you can buy her creations.

Scroll down and see some of the tutorials below. Maybe it will inspire you to make your mini collection.

The post Check Out Nicole Nur Bernardi’s Unique DIY T-Shirts appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

But you can also enjoy Hurkens’ collection without taking part in it. Based in Maastricht – the southernmost corner of the Netherlands – she shares her passion for all things paper through her buzzing Instagram page. Her posts include tips on hand sewing paper, collage journaling snippets and – the cherry on the cake – her incredible wax seals, all handmade with special care and attention to details.

According to Hurkens, her love for crafting began early on, when she was just a child and fascinated by the desk of her father – a retired architect. “I couldn’t get enough of the pens you had to refill with ink, the enormous rulers and drawings with all these lines on it,” she shared with Surely Simple. “It felt like a trip to wonderland when I went to my father’s office and I could take a glimpse at his desk. Now that I have my own desk, which is not nearly as neat as my father’s was, but I spend a lot of time here trying to send some of my creativity and love for paper into the world.”

Her large collection of stationery now includes rubber stamps, washi tape, paper and vintage paper, pens, wax seal, stickers, envelopes, and notebooks, among many other treasures. “Some of my favorite things to do is decorating envelopes, making flipbooks and collages and write letters,” says Hurkens. “I seriously get happy by unpacking mail and discover a little bit of the world from the person behind it and the generosity is amazing amongst this community on Instagram!”

You’d want to join the community.

The post Rekindle Your Love of Journaling with the Help of Menw Hurkens appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Based in Birmingham, Redfern ties her love of nature to her childhood. “When I was growing up we had a caravan in Wales and I loved the wildness of the landscape,” she told Ballpitmag. “I think going there instilled in me a great love for nature and the outdoors.” After completing an art foundation course in college, she worked with mixed media textile and paper collage before moving on to hand embroidery in 2015.

“I love the fact that it takes quite a long time to stitch a piece, so it is quite a meditative process,” she says, “and I find all of the materials really pleasing; the colorful threads, beads, lovely natural colored fabric (natural calico is my fabric of choice) and the wooden hoops.”

Indeed, hand crafting and embroidering are an easy recipe for mindfulness, and Redfern herself provides downloadable embroidery patterns on her Etsy shop, alongside a small selection of embroidered hoop art. “One of the things I find most rewarding about creating embroidery patterns is the thought that they are hopefully bringing enjoyment to people,” she says, “so I would like to keep creating new patterns, as well as working on new original pieces to further explore my favorite subject matter.”

You might just be inspired to take on embroidery yourself!

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