Description
A white card has an embroidered silver snowflake, on a dark blue
background, suspended in a round aperture. The card is finished
with a Happy Christmas sticker.
Materials used
- White double fold greetings card 88mm x 114mm (3½ x 4½
inches) with aperture
- Dark blue card
- Silver thread
- Double sided tape
- Sticker Happy Christmas
- Pricking pin
- Sewing needle
- Adhesive tape
Method
The snowflake is stitched onto the card with silver thread.
The full instructions and pattern are available to download in a
PDF file.
To save the file, right click on the link and select "save
target/link as".
Download
instructions in a PDF file
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Stitch the snowflake using the method illustrated and described
in our Form-A-Lines
stitching demo. This uses the dragonfly from the Form-A-Lines Riverside kit but
the method is the same.
You will need two stitched snowflakes that are fixed back to
back with double-sided tape to hide the stitching.
Cut out the shape following the general lines of the stitched
snowflake and referring to the above illustrations.
Use a length of silver thread to suspend the snowflake in the
aperture of the greeting card. Fix this to the card with tape.
With the inside of the card uppermost close the left hand side
of the card over the aperture and fix down.
Add a Happy Christmas sticker to the card.
Snowflake Christmas card made by Anne
Harding.
Snowflake pricking pattern copyright
Card Inspirations
Sticker images used by kind permission of the copyright owners.
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