Hand Stitched & Freehand Machine Embroidered Butterflies and Moths By Lisa Toppin of Agnes & Cora

Posted by Danielle | Sep 17, 2017 | Embroidery & xStitch, Featured |

An amazing artist, Lisa Toppin makes everything from her home in the village of Fife, Scotland. You can follow her work on Facebook where she often shares new work and announces when they’ll be available in her Etsy shop … psst … like today!

Peacock Butterflies by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

Cranberry Blues by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

Camberwells by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

Commas by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

Elephant Hawk Moths by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

Red Admirals by Lisa Toppin of Agnes and Cora – agnesandcora.com

To see more of her masterful work, visit Lisa Toppin on Facebook and Etsy.

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