I love to stitch on paper. It adds such a pretty look to the project when hand sewn and machine sewing makes it look so neat.
Today, I decided to used some of my Peel-off sewing stickers, which I have had for quite some time. They make the stitching quite simple with the directions on the back. All you need to do us adhere the sticker to you paper, stitch with embroidery floss and cut out.
Since I did not want to distract from the stitching I kept the card very simple. I also used other outline stickers to further decorate the card to match the butterfly outlines. I did adhere them with demensionals to add a bit of pop to the card.
I am entering this card in the following challenges:
Oh-La-La: Pink, pink and more pink
Stamps R Us: For the girls
I Did It Creations: Anything goes
Frosted Designs Fabulous Friday: No pattern paper
Guylou's Inimitability: Anything goes
Charisma Cardz: Spring has sprung
Paper-Crafting Journey: Anything goes
Paper Play Challenges: Add shine (these metallic peel off are surely shiney!)
The Rubber Cafe: No pattern paper
HUGS,
9 comments:
Wow absolutely gorgeous card I love butterflies and but these are def dazzling
Thank you so much for sharing with us at ooh la la this week
Wendi
Those butterflies are so pretty!
Thanks for joining us for the "No Patterned Paper" challenge at The Rubber Cafe!
XOXO
Kristine
Those delicate butterflies look as if they're fluttering right off the card! Beautiful! Thanks for playing along with Stamps R Us this week!
Very delicate. Thanks for joining us at IDIC.
Beautiful butterflies! Thanks for taking on our no PP challenge at Frosted Designs this week!
barb :)
What a gorgeous card Sandy! The butterflies look amazing and I love the design! Just beautiful!
Your butterflies are gorgeous!! Thanks for joining us this week at Frosted Designs!
Your stitched butterflies look stunning.
You asked about the heart ribbon slider on my daughter's birthday card - I bought them at a local craft store.
Love, Andrea xx
Beautiful card! Love those butterflies. Thanks for joining the Anything goes challenge at Guylou's Inimitability.
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