Posts Tagged ‘Card of the week’

Angel – forum gallery stitching card of the week

This week’s card is called Angel and was made by Sejjcraft. This lovely card was made using the Angel Pattern from the Form-A-Lines Christmas 3 Patterns Booklet.

Sejjcraft said “The angel is stitched in gold onto square card. I realised that when mounted onto a jump card the outline made a star, which I cut from gold mirri card. I made this for a friends granddaughter for Christmas”.

Friend Birthday – forum gallery stitching card of the week

This week’s card is called Friend Birthday and was made by WestCoaster. This elegant card was made using the Stitching Cards Bead Medallion 5: Heart Leaves pattern.

The pattern uses green, blue and gold seed beads on a white background. The green words compliment the green beads and the blue and green borders finish the design beautifully…

Happy Birthday Kamal – forum gallery stitching card of the week

This week’s card is called Happy Birthday Kamal and was made by Jasu. This lovely card was made using the PinBroidery Initial K Pattern.

Jasu said “I stitched on white hammered card with deep green, orange and yellow silk and metallic gold threads. Then mounted onto dark green and white card, and then added peel off for a frame”…

Bride and Groom – forum gallery stitching card of the week

This week’s card is called Bride and Groom and was made by Pam Zimmerman. This gorgeous card was made using the Stitching Cards Bride and groom pattern.

Pam Zimmerman said “I chalked in the groom and the background. I made the bride and groom stand out by putting sticky pads on the back of the oval. A poem was added to the inside of the card along with the message “Sending you best wishes on your special day”"…

Christmas Ornaments – forum gallery stitching card of the week

This week’s card is called Christmas Ornaments and was made by WestCoaster. This beautiful card was made using the Stitching Cards Bead Baubles pattern.

WestCoaster has embellished the card with attractive background paper and a bauble cut from blue card with a Christmas greeting…

Christmas candle – forum gallery stitching card of the week

Christmas candleThis week’s card is called Christmas candle and was made by Nette. This good-looking card was made using the free candle prick and stitch pattern available from this blog.

Nette used gold, purple and silver thread on white card with a border of gold peel-off stickers…

Christmas Wreath – forum gallery stitching card of the week

joyous-christmasThis week’s card is called Joyous Christmas Wreath and was made by Karen Calkins. This gorgeous card was made using the Stitching Cards Free Holly Wreath Pattern.

Karen said “I stitched the pattern on a white card. I used Sulky 100% rayon thread accented with red beads, red ribbon and rub on stickers.”

Little hedgehogs – forum gallery stitching card of the week

little hedgehogsThis week’s card is called Little hedgehogs and was made by Capricorn. This adorable card was made using the Stitching Cards Christmas Hedgehogs pattern.

Capricorn said “Two little hedgehogs on a snowy Christmas Eve, stitched in silver thread on white card mounted on red on to white, berries are red gemstones and glass beads.”…

Candles, holly and mistletoe – forum gallery stitching card of the week

Candles, holly and mistletoeThis week’s card is called Candles, holly and mistletoe and was made by Pam Zimmerman. This stunning card was made using the PinBroidery Candles, holly and mistletoe Pattern.

Pam Zimmerman said “I used DMC Rayon thread and Mill Hill Seed beads. I made the card dimensional by placing sticky foam pads on the back of the oval.”…

Holly wreath – forum gallery stitching card of the week

Holly wreathThis week’s card is called Holly wreath and was made by Capricorn. This eye-catching card was made using the Stitching Cards free holly wreath pattern.

Capricorn said “It is stitched on cream card mounted on green. Instead of using beads I glued on red gem stones. Peel-off edging was used to finish the cream card. This is an old favourite pattern of mine, free from Stitching Cards. I found it whilst browsing over 2 years ago and have never stopped stitching cards since.”…

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