Tuesday, 30 August 2011

Sew Nice...

Just here to share one of the cards I had published back in the May/June issue of Paper Crafts magazine.  What with the excitement (and illness) of the pregnancy, I forgot to share it. :)
I used Hero Arts' Sew Artsy stamp set, and the background is Canvas Stripes.  I stitched along each stripe to add more texture.
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I just sent this card to my aunt who knitted me the sweetest cardigan, hat and booties for my baby.  She's an amazing quilter, so I hope she'll like the card. :)
Have a great day.
Supplies

15 comments:

  1. Love this idea. Stunning card.

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  2. Lovely card. I like all that stitching.
    Eveline.

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  3. Are you kidding Lucy? She'll be blown away by all the gorgeous detail. This is a simply fabulous card, Jo x

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  4. Love the stitching down the stripes Lucy! Brilliant!

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  5. Fab card Lucy. Love all the stitching. Is it normal that the machine foot gives impression on the paper???

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  6. Belated congrats for the pub! The stitching is amazing in this and so perfect!

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  7. and THIS is Sew CUTE!!! Love this.....

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  8. Darling! Love those floss spools! :)

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  9. Beautiful. What a clever idea to sew along the stamped 'canvas stripes'.

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  10. Hi again,
    it has just occured to me that all your cards open at the bottom. I like it. What inspired you to do this. Do you ever make them open from the side? What dimensions are your cards?

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  11. Oh me, oh my, what a super card! I really do have to dig out my sewing machine and put it to good use. thanks for the inspiration.

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  12. So lovely! It must be so fun to touch! (I'm weird, love stitching!)

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  13. Love this one!

    -Katy
    www.hooklineandinker.com

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  14. Love all the stitching on this card, super pretty, and congrats on the publication.

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