The Story
Author Stephanie Housley
Coral & Tusk’s playful, nature-inspired embroideries evoke joy with whimsical animals and intricate habitats, captivating both interior designers and everyday enthusiasts. Stephanie Housley’s original designs, featured in this book, showcase her creative process of transforming hand-drawn illustrations into embroidered textiles, each with its own charming backstory—from playful foxes in overalls to mushrooms as quarters for chipmunks. This exploration of her work invites us to find inspiration and simple joy in the beauty of the natural world.
Details
- 8.5 x 11"
- Hardcover
- 224Â Pages
- Forward by John Derian (Read it here!)
- Published by Rizzoli, 2024
- ISBN 978-0-8478-3655-0
Stephanie Housely studied textile design at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and worked as a professional interior textile designer in New York City. She founded Coral & Tusk with a single embroidery machine in her Brooklyn apartment in 2007. After living in New York for two decades, she has since relocated to Wyoming.
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Description
Author Stephanie Housley
Coral & Tusk’s playful, nature-inspired embroideries evoke joy with whimsical animals and intricate habitats, captivating both interior designers and everyday enthusiasts. Stephanie Housley’s original designs, featured in this book, showcase her creative process of transforming hand-drawn illustrations into embroidered textiles, each with its own charming backstory—from playful foxes in overalls to mushrooms as quarters for chipmunks. This exploration of her work invites us to find inspiration and simple joy in the beauty of the natural world.
Details
- 8.5 x 11"
- Hardcover
- 224Â Pages
- Forward by John Derian (Read it here!)
- Published by Rizzoli, 2024
- ISBN 978-0-8478-3655-0
Stephanie Housely studied textile design at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and worked as a professional interior textile designer in New York City. She founded Coral & Tusk with a single embroidery machine in her Brooklyn apartment in 2007. After living in New York for two decades, she has since relocated to Wyoming.
