Estelle Hivernet
Embroidery artist
Hello ! My name is Estelle. I live in a small french village on the west coast
I love embroidery since childhood. I'm graduate of the school of hand embroidery based at Luneville in France, gaining my diploma in 2013. I hope my work reflect my passion.
I am a professional embroiderer
I worked for Chanel and Dior during my embroiderer formation.
So, I'm happy to share my passion and my knowledge with you. I create my kits with care and love, knowing you will enjoy them and have pleasure with your results !
I love teaching, and my embroidery kits and pattern are an opportunity for me to teach worldwide with love and patience the art of hand embroidery.
Embroidery is for me like a prayer. A quiet calm descends and I can pray for the whole world when I'm embroidering scapulars or baptism medals
All my work is inspired by the blessings of the earth
Thank you for visiting! I hope you can find something you LOVE!
Everything in my shop is made 100% to order and 100% by hand, just for you :)
Hand Written, Hand Drawn, Hand Stitched - Always
Learn more about my work here
Denis Morin
Embroiderer
In my workshop, thread becomes prayer, and embroidery becomes living memory.
I come from wood and tools: trained as a cabinetmaker, I learned early on to respect materials, the slowness of the gesture, and the humility of work done well. It was alongside Estelle that I discovered traditional embroidery. At first, I worked quietly in the background—preparing threads, assembling kits, supporting the unseen labor. Then, little by little, through patient and generous transmission, the stitch found its path, and embroidery became a language.
Today, I embroider as one tends a flame.
Stitch after stitch, in silence and in the long flow of time, I place myself within the continuity of ancient gestures. Each creation is born of a slow rhythm, of full attention, of an inner dialogue between the hand and the heart.
My embroidered ex-votos draw inspiration from Catholic heritage, from the sacred, and from the discreet beauty of symbols. They do not seek to shine, but to endure.
My embroidery kits invite the one who stitches to slow down, to dwell in the gesture, and to reconnect with what binds.
Through thread, I extend a bond.
A bond between hand and soul, between memory and hope, between the artisan and the one who receives. My desire is not only to pass on a craft, but to open an inner space—a time of peace, presence, and meaning.
