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Hi friends! Today I have some beautiful stitched cards to share with you! It's the first time I've stitched onto cards and I had a really nice time making them. In fact, it was pretty relaxing and I managed to do all this stitching in one evening. 

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Small Die of The Month (DOM)
This month's "Oval Stitch & Border" small die set is perfect for making cards, decor, and more.
All the sentiments I've used are from KOM (Card Kit of The Month) and the small floral is from DOML (Large Die of The Month). Embroidery thread is from Amazon, links are all at the end of this post. 
Project 1 A6 Ombre Teal Stitched Card
  • Trim a piece of white smooth card 6 inches by 4.25 inches, and layer onto an A6 card, 625 inches x 4.5 inches, and set aside. 
  • Die cut the largest oval twice, but only cut the detail into one. Use the outer edge dies to create a frame for both die cuts. In addition to the frame,  die cut the large center oval in aqua, and the smaller oval in white.
  • Stamp your sentiment onto the smaller oval die cut and tickle the edges with Peacock Feathers Distress Oxide Ink.  
  • Select your embroidery thread. My colors are light, mid, and dark teals. My thread has 6 individual strands, but you want to use only 3 so pull in half. 
  • Use a small embroidery needle to begin stitching your flowers. Knot off when you've finished with one color and repeat with the other two colors.
  • Once you have your oval stitches, knot off and add double sided tape to the back. Use the other frame created (without the detail cut into it) and adhere to the back of your stitched design. This will ensure your stitching is firmly in place, adding more durability to the card. 
  • Place your oval onto foam pads and adhere to the card as shown. Insert the aqua and stamped oval in the centre. 
Sometimes, the most beautiful cards are clean, crisp designs. The stitching really adds a beautiful element! 
Project 2 - Mini Slimline Violet Stitched Card
  • Create a mini slimline card, 6.25 inches by 3.25 inches, and trim a piece of violet card, 5.75 inches x 2.75 inches. 
  • Trim a piece of white card, 5.5 inches x 2.5 inches and stamp your sentiment bottom right. Set aside your pieces. 
  • Die cut 6 small stitched borders, but only cut the detail into three. 
  • Select your embroidery colors - mine are light, mid, dark violet and stitch each die cut with one color. 
  • Add double sided tape to the back of all three, and add the backing die cuts, ensuring no threads are showing. 
  • Adhere onto your white card panel as shown. 
  • Assemble your card to create this beautiful mini slimline design. 
This is the first time I've used embroidery threads and if I can do it, then anyone can! It was really relaxing and I the stitching was all done in one evening, when I was watching a little T.V.
Project 3 A2 Coral Beauty
I've used the ombre theme on all three cards and it was a lot of fun! 
  • Trim a piece of bubblegum pink (or light coral) card 5.25 inches x 4 inches, and a piece of white card 5 inches x 3.75 inches. 
  • Mat your colored card onto an A2 cardblank and set aside. 
  • Die cut the smaller oval directly into the piece of white card. 
  • Stamp your sentiment into the center of the oval before you stitch. 
  • Select three coral colors, light, mid, and dark. Stitch your design, making sure to knot at each new/end of color. 
  • Pop up your stitched panel onto foam pads and add to your mat and layered A2 card. 
  • Die cut one of the small flower heads and stem from the Card Kit of The Month, in bubblegum pink and gold mirror card. Isn't this a beautiful card?!
Well friends, those are my cards for this month's Small Die of the month and hope that you like all the clean, stitched detail. 
Speaking of stitching, this is what I used - 150 embroidery threads, plus all your needles for an amazing price! You can check it out just below!

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1 comment:

  1. Marisela Delgado said: All of them are gorgeous, but the blue one is my favorite. Nicely done! ☺ Marisela Delgado ☺ mariandmonsterd@yahoo.com

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