This weeks card is called My Great Gran’s 90th Card and was made by EmmaJ. This beautiful card was made using the Pinbroidery Numbers Patterns.
The numbers 9 and 0 were mounted on a rectangular card to create a gorgeous large card…
A dreamcatcher prick and stitch design has been added to the pattern collection at Stitching Cards. The design is inspired by the traditional handmade Native American object. The dream catcher consists of a willow hoop, on which is woven a loose net or web. It is then decorated with personal and sacred items such as feathers and beads.
The dream-catcher is often hung above a bed as a charm to protect sleeping children from nightmares by trapping bad dreams…
This weeks card is called Merry Christmas and was made by Hhiyawaka. This stunning card was made using the Pinbroidery Sleigh Pattern.
By mounting the square sleigh design on a larger card a rectangular card is created…
A Diwali stitching pattern has been added to the Stitching Cards web site. Diwali is a major Indian festival that is significant in Hinduism, Sikhism, and Jainism, known as the “Festival of Lights”. The pattern was designed at the request of Stitching Cards customer Jasu who told me “Diwali falls on 17th of October and thought I better get stitching soon”.
The design features a lamp, the Om syllable formed by the lamp smoke, and the words Happy Diwali. Om is a sacred Hindu syllable that is said to represent Brahman, both as personal and impersonal God…
This weeks card is called 10th (Tin) Anniversary and was made by Patsy. This novel tin was decorated with a card made using the Pinbroidery number patterns.
Patsy said “I made this for my daughter’s 10th wedding anniversary. The stitched 10th Card is stuck on to the lid of a ‘Scrapbook in a tin’. The tin contains a concertina like card with 10 sides! I used a reading from their wedding; ‘Love is patient, love is kind….’ running through the pages accompanied by photos of children and themselves”…
Six Christmas card designs have been added to the pattern collection at the Pinbroidery web site. They feature bells, candles, holly with mistletoe, a fur tree, a poinsettia and a sleigh.
The patterns are supplied in two sizes; 144 x 144 mm (5.65 x 5.65 inches) and 120 x 120 mm (4.75 x 4.75 inches). This gives you the flexibility to choose the size that suits your style of card making and to comply with any postal regulations on large sizes of cards…
A prick and stitch pattern featuring a red fox has been added to the Stitching Cards pattern collection. The fox has a large bushy tail and looks splendid when stitched in antique copper and antique silver metallic thread.
The fox pattern was created in response to a request from Nancy who wanted to make the card for a rehabber where she volunteers…
This weeks card is called Seashells with decoupage and was made by TeaDrinker. This attractive card was made using the Stitching Cards Shells and starfish pattern.
TeaDrinker said “This was made with David’s seashell and starfish pattern. I moved things around a little and added the decoupage seashells at the bottom”…
This week we feature two cards by 8 year old Lauren posted in the Form-A-Lines forum gallery by Nanna as Laurens sewing.
They were made using Stitching Cards Bookmark Flower 1 pattern and Stitching Cards Teddy pattern.
Cards featured here must have been posted in either the Stitching Cards forum gallery or the Forum-A-Lines forum gallery. The card should be based on a Stitching Cards pattern or a Form-A-Lines pattern.
This weeks card is called Tulips and was made by Littlepossum…