There is a reminder for the challenge over at The library craft challenge where I'm a guest librarian.
This is the card I made for that
I first pricked the roses, then made a watery solution of pink ink which I painted into each rose. When that was dry I did the stitching and layered up the rest of the card.
My inspiration
I will also be entering this at Mix it up challengewhere it is
I first pricked the roses, then made a watery solution of pink ink which I painted into each rose. When that was dry I did the stitching and layered up the rest of the card.
My inspiration
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'Anything goes"
CAS on Sunday where it's
'Birthday'
and at Addicted to CAS where it's
CAS on Sunday where it's
'Birthday'
and at Addicted to CAS where it's
Supplies:
Card stock: 160gsm in white
Paper: 80gsm in green
Ink: Artic in pink
Cuttlebug
Die: Edging Die ED004
Thread: Green DMC 703
Pink: DMC 335
Pentel fine liner in black
Peel off sentiment
Pattern: Stitching cards rose-bush
Pattern: Stitching cards rose-bush
21/31/28 March
What a great technique to combine the stitching and the ink. Lovely curve design. Beautiful! Thanks for being the Visiting Librarian.
ReplyDeleteVery clever take on the prompt and I love the stitching on the blooms! Love your pretty color palette, too! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Addicted to CAS!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely card with all thoses stichted flowers! Thanks for playing along at CAS on Friday Challenges! Crafty hugs Linda
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty and how lovely to see sewing on a card.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card. Love the stitched flowers! Thanks for sharing with us at Mix It Up.
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