Hello Everyone,
It's Julie here hosting the blog today. I have a small
sewing machine I bought in a sale a few years ago and it lies neglected in my craft
room so this week's challenge was the perfect inspiration I needed to use it.
I love the Tiny French Pastry Doily die and it's
versatility of using complete, to compliment the other sizes it comes in or
cutting it into sections. On this card I cut it out in black card to accent on
layers of my card and also in brown card to use as photo corners on my topper.
My flower has been made by cutting out an old lint
bandage with the Gardenia strip, I then sprayed my petals with some water and
coloured with distress stain. Scrunched the material and dried with my heat
gun. Once dry I unravelled them and layered a few together with a couple of
stitches and a little lace.
My zig zag is made by cutting out the Expandable Tiny
Borders in Kraft paper. I put a little faux stitching in the centre before
spraying with a little water to scrunch it up for texture and only put a little glue in some areas so it didn't lie flat on the card. I stitched some lace
into the layers using my machine. Adding on my other embellishments and die
cuts to finish.
I'll be back on Tuesday next week to share the post with
my other Teamies as we showcase the exciting New Release at Cheery Lynn Designs.
Cheery Lynn dies used:
- B176 Flourish Band
- B215 Expandable Tiny Borders
- B291 Mini Fanciful Flourish Right
- DL234 French Pastry Tiny Doily
- B339 Gardenia Strip
Good luck to
everyone entering our Weekly Challenge and I'd love if you have time to leave
me a comment.
Julie x
Oh Julie it is beautiful , love the STITCHING and zig zag with faux STITCHING , and the illustration is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteStunning card! All those beautiful details! I've been thinking of making a 'sewing' themed card and this has certainly inspired me! Thanks! Ingrid x
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ReplyDeleteI think you are funny for finally using your sewing machine on paper, beautifully done I might add. Love all the layering and textures. I also love the sewing machine charm, which I would like to know where it came from. Great sewing job.
Hi there Blue Rose, my sewing machine charm was free with a craft magazine about 5 months ago.thanks to everyone for their lovely comments. Julie x
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