Embroidered Wildlife Wall Art

embroidery piece featuring a pair of wood ducks and a turtle, likely from the 1970s or 1980s. Crewel embroidery involves using wool yarn to create textured designs on fabric. The embroidery depicts a male and female wood duck perched on a log with a turtle below them, surrounded by foliage. Technique: The piece is made using crewel embroidery, characterized by its raised, textured stitches. Style: The style is reminiscent of 1970s nature-themed crafts, with a focus on realistic depictions of wildlife. Format: The embroidery is stretched in an oval wooden hoop, commonly used for framing and displaying finished pieces. well-preserved, with the colors remaining vibrant It could have been created as a decorative wall hanging or part of a larger textile project. Art Gallery: The North Branch Nature Center in Vermont hosts quarterly shows highlighting nature-themed work by artists across Vermont and beyond.