One-of-a-kind eclectic textiles of beauty.

Decorative round plate with embroidered floral design and two bluebirds.
Decorative round plate with embroidered floral design and two bluebirds.

Amanda Forsyth textile art is an eclectic fusion of colour, textiles, and vintage keepsakes. Every piece is carefully crafted and transformed into a one-of-a-kind visual centrepiece.

Latest artworks

Transform your personal space with a one-of-a-kind eclectic textile centrepiece.

Silent Time For Thought
$300.00

27cm x 27cm x 4cm

Tapestry surrounded by an eclectic mix of pieces — brooches and wool in colours chosen to complement the piece. Framed on a gold and blue plate, hand-painted by a lovely lady artist. This plate was gifted to me and has always held a special place for me.

Details include:

  • Mixed brooches

  • Wool

  • Gold and blue painted plate

  • Tapestry

Cabbage Patch
$300.00

27cm x 27cm x 3cm

Inspired by the earth and the quiet rhythm of tending to my garden, this piece captures the layered colours of a cabbage patch in full bloom. Hand-worked in wool and mixed fibres, it translates the textures and tones of the garden into embroidery.

The piece is mounted on a hand-painted ceramic plate, created by a fellow artist — part of a small collection of her work I’ve gathered over time.

I love this piece.

Details include:

  • Hand-painted ceramic plate

  • Wool and mixed textiles

Golden Crab
$300.00

35cm x 55cm x 3cm

This beautiful gold crab is worked in Goldwork — a craft I love and one that's very special to me. It's a beautiful technique, extremely time-consuming, but so worth the effort. The piece is embellished with pieces from my collection.

Details include:

  • Heirloom buttons

  • Heirloom brooches

  • Mixed textile materials

  • Special stitching

Meet the artist

Hi, I’m Amanda Forsyth.

My work explores the tension between our consumer-driven, throwaway society and the enduring value of traditional craft. Through hand embroidery, I transform cherished and vintage objects into renewed artworks, preserving their history while reimagining their future. 

I’m particularly drawn to heirlooms that I embroider with vibrant colours and intricate forms, creating scenes where nature and artifice intertwine — reflecting both the beauty and fragility of our ever-changing world.