Hi Everyone, it's JULIE here today hosting the blog.
Thanks for stopping by to see my Sewing Theme inspired card. I hope it gives
you some inspiration with your dies. Let me take you through the techniques
on my card.
I started my cutting my 2 base stacker layers and
highlighted the faux stitching with a black pen, layering on my doilies.
My sewing machine - I coloured the handle and base with a gold pen, highlighting the die detail with a fineliner pen and rubbing a little
Black Archival ink around the edges to add age. For the centre body of the machine
I used Stampendous Aged Black embossing
powder, adding a little thread onto the bobbin and machine, gluing in place.
This now reminds me of my Grandmother's sewing machine.
My Tailors Dummy - I placed a little masking tape behind
a piece of white cardstock to cut my mannequin out, this helped hold all the
negative pieces in place. I then heat embossed with a Platinum shade. I die cut
a layer in patterned paper, layering on the bodice section only, which then gives
highlight to my Platinum shade underneath. Finishing off with a little net and
a ribbon I gathered with a few hand sewn stitches.
My images were tattered at the edges, then added some more
Platinum embossing powder to help frame them and layering onto some Cheesecloth.
My die cut scissors I coloured with a Grey Copic Pen, heat setting some Clear
embossing powder and adding a touch of bling. My Tea Rose was shaped on my
embossing mat and I added a little snap fastener to the centre.
I finished off my card with various sewing themed
embellishments in my stash.
Cheery Lynn Dies Used:
- LS1 Silver Square Stitching Stackers
- XL2 Square Scalloped LG Nesting Dies
- CABD-56 Sewing Set (Set of 4)
- DL102 French Pastry Doily
- DL102A French Pastry Doily Angel Wing
- DL149 Dutch Scallop Square
- B435 Tea Rose Small
Would love to see you joining in our current challenge -Add a Flourish, where you can win a $20 shopping spree at Cheery Lynn Designs.
Happy Crafting,
Julie x
Wow this is absolutely gorgeous. I love all the sewing related details. So many cool things to look at.
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