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|Description=Encrypted Embroidery is a digital tool by Sophie Nadel that turns a message into a pattern for embroidery. Users can generate a coded design, save it, and reveal the key needed to stitch and decode it. The tool offers a way to explore how information can be encoded and kept offline through a personal, material object.
|Description=Encrypted Embroidery is a digital tool by Sophie Nadel that turns a message into a pattern for embroidery. Users can generate a coded design, save it, and reveal the key needed to stitch and decode it. The tool offers a way to explore how information can be encoded and kept offline through a personal, material object.

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Sophie Nadel

Encrypted Embroidery

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Encrypted Embroidery is a digital tool by Sophie Nadel that turns a message into a pattern for embroidery. Users can generate a coded design, save it, and reveal the key needed to stitch and decode it. The tool offers a way to explore how information can be encoded and kept offline through a personal, material object.
Nadel’s tool makes the process of encoding a message visible and hands-on. You type something in, see it turned into a pattern, and can imagine carrying it with you as embroidery. It makes information feel like something shaped by rules that we can learn to read and work with, opposed to it disappearing into the void of a device or platform. The tool makes digital literacy tangible by letting audiences practise encryption and consider how, and where, they want to keep their information.

Sophie Nadel

13.10.26