I was challenged to add some stitches to my card. So, I grabbed a needle and thread. This was the result. What do you think?
Stamps:
Festive Season
Sheltering Tree
Teeny Tiny Wishes
Itty Bitty Backgrounds
Paper:
Brocade Blue A-2, 4-1/2 x 3-1/4, Scraps
Night of Navy 5-1/4 x 4
Rose Red DSP 4-3/4 x 3-1/2
Basic White 5-1/4 x 4 (Inside)
Ink:
Night of Navy
Brocade Blue
Technique:
Die Cutting
Stitching (Sewing)
Accessories:
Festive Stitching Thinlits Dies
Word Window Punch
Dimensionals
Thread
Needle
Adhesive
To begin, I stamped and sewed on the 4-1/2 x 3-1/4 piece of Brocade Blue. I used 3 strands of x-stitch thread that I had in my stash for the sewing.
First, I stamped the tree, ground cover, and snow. I used both Night of Navy and Brocade Blue for the snowfall.
I then used the Festive Stitching Thinlits Dies to make the sewing holes on the tree frame. I added the thread keeping all of the mess on the back of the card and the pretty stitching in the front.
Next, I adhered all of the layers as shown above.
Lastly, I stamped and attached the sentiment using dimensionals, and added the Basic White panel to the inside of the card.
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Great stitching you added to this tree. I think I have some of that paper in my stash of paper my former homeowner left me when we bought our house. It is one of my favorite papers to use.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting to get some oldies, but goodies for free! Amazing that your former homeowner was into crafting too. Thank you for dropping by and taking a peek. Stay Healthy!
DeleteI like the detail of stitching on the tree. I could never do that as it requires patience, that I don't have, to do this kind of thing.
ReplyDeleteI think you might surprise yourself. I do not sew. When I was younger, I played with cross-stitching, so I had quite a few threads left. Yup, I surprised myself too. Thanks for stopping by here, Fonda. It means a lot!
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