Starry Starry Night Embroidery Kit
Contents include a screen printed fabric, designed and printed in our studio embroidery, a hoop, needle, threads in various colours, printed fabric for embroidering, and an instruction booklet.
Turn your hand to embroidery with our 'Starry Starry Night' embroidery kit.
The inspiration behind our "Starry Night Collection" can be traced back to the iconic painting by Vincent van Gogh in 1889.
Our "Starry Night Collection" is a homage to this masterpiece and a celebration of the creative spirit that thrived within the sanctuary of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole. Each piece in this collection embodies the essence of van Gogh's masterpiece and serves as a reminder of the power of art to transcend adversity and create enduring beauty. Explore our collection and experience the magic of "Starry Night" through our unique, handcrafted creations.
Design created by the Designs in Mind studio members this beautiful kit is a perfect gift for friends and family who love to loose themselves in craft.
In the Shropshire countryside you can find Designs in Mind, a working design studio where mental health challenges are overcome through art.
Every person creating artwork here is referred from mental health services. Once part of the Designs in Mind team, they’re trained in arty techniques and encouraged to get stuck into ambitious, experimental design projects.
The artists’ bold, bright designs are turned into the cards, prints, tea towels, cushion covers, make up bags and other accessories that make up Designs in Mind’s collection.
The positive impact of design is two-fold: it can improve how we feel when we look at it and through the experience of making it. So you get the joy of seeing a Designs in Mind piece in your home, while the artist-makers reap the benefits back in the studio.
Everyone who joins the studio is encouraged on creative adventures and to find ways to live life and challenge stigma. It’s a true beacon of positivity and creativity, sustained by sales of their beautiful products as well as public art commissions and collabs with other studios.
