This week at Tiddly Inks we are celebrating St Patricks day in green. The card I have made is all Irish - 4 leaf clover, fae red head fairy and of course good luck! This is my first attempt at hand stitching on a card and the luck of the irish was with me and I think it came out pretty well. I pierced the design I wanted to stitch into the kraft card stock with a needle and then using silk thread straight stitched. Once I had straight stitched around the border and clover leaves I cut out the centre of each clover to let the patterned paper show through. The image of course is one of Christy's from Tiddly Inks - a fae fairy. Check out the rest of the design teams cards here.
Recipe
Cardstock: Coredinations and Bazzil
Paper: Pink Paislee {School Days}
Stamps: Tiddly Inks - Fae Fairy
Alphas: My Little Shoebox
Copics: E00, E02, E08, E09, E13, E25, G20, YG63, YG67, Y19, YR18, YR21
Ribbon: ????
Bling: Gold Spica
Thread: Doodlebug Designs
This year: 23 Birthday cards, 2 thankyou cards, 2 just a note cards, 3 Baby Cards, 8 Valentines, 2 Christmas cards, 4 Wedding Cards, 1 Easter card, 1 St Patricks day card, 6 12x12 LOs and 4 double 12x12 LOs
Ringing
1 day ago
WOW hon! that is some fabulous stitching! LOVE how you cut the shamrocks out to see the pretty plaid underneath. And your coloring is out of this world! Love it! xxD
ReplyDeleteThis is AWESOME!!! Love that gorgeous stitching and that plaid paper just pops right through those punches!! I love this design - your hand stitching is FABULOUS!
ReplyDeletehugs,
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Just gorgeous, Lynne! I love the color combined with kraft...lovely!
ReplyDeleteoooh i love how the clovers are cut out and fae looks delicious in green huge hugs Lou xxx
ReplyDeletethis is just AWESOME!! Gorgeous paper choice and those clovers are STUNNING!! beautiful coloring as well!!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
I guess we had the same idea in image! This card is a beauty and I love the way you colored her!
ReplyDeleteMarlena:)
hi lynne,
ReplyDeletethis is adorable. I really love the cut out clovers!!!
greetings femke