Split coast stampers Free 4 all 317 challenge is 'Going to pot'. Some kind of container needs to be included on your card.
I chose to do one of my old favourites
I omitted the stitched flowers from the pattern and added some bought punched ones instead.
This card was given to a friend for her birthday and she loved it so much that she has asked me to teacher her how to do the 'Prick and stitch' method of embroidery. I always love sharing my passion with others.
I will also be entering this over at Simply less is moore where the challenge is
"Outside my window".
I will also be entering this over at Simply less is moore where the challenge is
"Outside my window".
Supplies:
Pattern: Stitching cards Basket of flowers
Card stock: 160gsm in white
recycled calendar in oatmeal
Paper: scrap of floral scarp booking paper
Grey sugar paper
Bought punched flowers
Grey sugar paper
Bought punched flowers
(24 March)
I do like the prick and stitch technique - it adds such fab texture and dimension. Great that your friend is going to learn it now!
ReplyDeleteWow, nice technique. Thanks for sharing at Less is More!
ReplyDeletePretty and clever stitching.
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along at Less is More this week. Sarah x
Gorgeous stitched basket, looks really pretty with your layered flowers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us.
Anita x
Less is More
It's taken me a while to get around to seeing what's outside your window!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, your lovely stitching doesn't really need the addition of Designer paper, white space might add more impact to the lovely basket!
Thanks so much
Chrissie
"Less is More"
Wow gorgeous stitching technique! It's lovely to be able to share it with a friend too. Super card with fab textures, it really sings. Lou x (Guest designer at LIM)
ReplyDeleteSuch a special and beautiful card for your friend, Glenda!!!!! Love the sweet little flowers and the lovely basket!!! Have a fun helping your friend to do such lovely embroidery as you do!!!!!
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