
....add some stitching real or faux to your projects!
I love adding stitching to my cards, it gives a nice bit of texture without adding too many bulky layers, especially if you want to keep it flat for posting.
Today I have a relatively flat card for me, although there are layers, they are not raised at all.

I have made a sympathy card, using the tree image from Waltzingmouse Stamps Blessed by You set, and layered onto a background stamped with text style writing also from WMS Text It set.

I have cut two panels in bronze and green textured card, and edged them with a martha Stewart leaf punch. I kept the design fairly simple, as a sympathy card doesn't need a lot of embellishing.
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Supplies Used:
Stamps: Blessed by You, Text it! - Waltzingmouse Stamps
Ink: Memento Rich Cocoa; Distress Ink Frayed Burlap
Paper: Neenah Classic Crest; Papermania textured card; White linen card base
Other: Martha Stewart Leaf Punch; Black gems from stash; Sewing Machine, fawn coloured thread; Circle Nesties
Do stop by the rest of the wonderful D.T. over at DYSU, to get some stitchy inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by,
Pauline
11 comments:
Your sewing is always so neat Pauline! It looks great with the willow image and I love the way the leafy border ties in beautifully as well. Vicky x
This is so pretty and elegant!
Hugs,
Wenche
Beautiful card, Pauline! I love your zig zag stitching, something I've never been able to do.
beautiful ♥
Zig zag is my favourite style of stitch, it looks so neat and pretty around the edge of your card :0)
Beautiful, simple design :0)
Jenny x
Beautiful card Pauline love the stitching
Anne
Gorgeous sewing..love the border punch...bright and happy card.
OHHH! That tree and border punch match PERFECTLY! LOOOOOOOVE it! LOVE that text paper and the entire card--I might be CASING this design! LOVE:)
Absolutely beautiful!!!
Beautiful in its simplicity.
hi pauline - catching up on my comments here ;) I love love love this tree so much and your border punches are a perfect compliment to this card.
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