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Stitched Cards
It's like drawing with a needle and thread.
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Pick two colours of card that go well together. Fold the main colour of card in half.
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Cut a long rectangle out of the second piece of card.
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Lightly sketch out the design with a pencil.
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Prick holes all along the design.
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Take a needle and thread and stitch through the holes.
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When you have stitched the whole pattern stick tape over the tales on the back for extra security.
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Glue to the main part of the card. You're all done.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
March 24, 2006 02:04
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Kelsey
27 Mar 05:27
I really like those. They're really pretty and simple.
Emily
27 Mar 05:28
Perfect colors! What kind of paper do you recommend? These would make great cards for graduations, too, with a stitched 2006.
Nancy
27 Mar 05:28
I recently found your site from Ysolda's blog, and I really liked it.
I love your projects too (especially the Green Fairy Lollypops)
Cat Morley
29 Mar 20:38
Hmm, you could use nice textured paper of the paper you get with flowers pressed in. I should experiment with paper making soon, that would be fun.
Daisyray
07 May 01:30
Thanks for this wonderful idea - now I can only go ahead and create for myself.
Regards
Alice L.
26 Nov 23:18
oh can you do that with the sewing machine?
Cat Morley
26 Nov 23:26
Yeah you can, it saves time but you have to be a good sewer.