This week’s card is called Gold and bottle green and was made by Eileen. This attractive card was made using the Form-A-Lines Narrow Boat Flowers Roses Pattern.

Eileen said: “It a lovely bottle green and gold but it hasn’t scanned very well.”

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This week’s card is called Breast Cancer Fundraiser and was made by Nedlnut. There are two beautiful cards made using the Stitching Cards Free Awareness Ribbon Pattern which has a choice of two sizes of ribbon.

Nedlnut said: “In October, we held a month-long breast cancer fundraiser. The owner of A Stamp Artist Place and I donated the supplies so that all of the money raised could go to our chosen charity. For a donation to The Hope Chest, I taught people how to do paper embroidery using the free ribbon pattern. The Hope Chest is a local organization that helps women in Western NC who are diagnosed with breast or gynecological cancer. Thank you so much for designing this pattern and offering it for free so that it can be used for teaching purposes. I love it when someone learns to stitch and it was a bonus to be able to raise money for a wonderful charity.”

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This week’s card is called Christmas baubles and was made by Must love cats. This lovely card was made using the baubles pattern from Form-A-Lines Christmas Set No. 9.

Must love cats said: “I used traditional christmas colours for this one. I mounted it on red and green paper and added the red ribbon to finish it off.”

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This week’s card is called Cayden’s BD card and was made by Nedlnut. This lovely card was made using the Stitching Cards Free Puppy Pattern.

Nedlnut said: “The Stitching Cards free doggie pattern was stitched with variegated rayon thread. Inside says “have a dog-gone happy birthday”. This is for my great nephew’s 6th birthday.”

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This week’s card is called Thinking of you and was made by Dutchess. This lovely card was made using the Stitching Cards Basket of Flowers pattern.

Dutchess said: “I decided to make a ‘thinking of you’ card and use one of my favourite Stitching cards patterns ‘Basket of Flowers’. I tried to keep the colours quite muted due to the use of the card.”

It is stitched onto a rectangle of white card with rounded corners decorated with a punch.
A larger rectangle of decorative paper is mounted on a blank greeting card.
The stitched rectangle is mounted on this to form a border.
The words and gold borders are added with peel-off stickers.

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This week’s card is called Merry Christmas and was made by Nette. This attractive card was made using the PinBroidery Partridge in a pear tree Rt Pattern.

It is stitched on cream card then mounted on gold card and white card to create borders.

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This week’s card is called Black and White chinese lantern and was made by Must love cats. This amazing card was made using the Stitching Cards Lantern pattern.

Must love cats said “Recently I was very inspired by all the black and white cards in the Form-A-Lines gallery/archives. Most of them were stamped cards but I decided to see which of the stitched patterns could be adapted to fit this theme and this one worked perfectly. I am very happy with the result.”

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This week’s card is called Happy Birthday and was made by Jasu. This jolly card was made using the Stitching Cards Fairy pattern.

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This week’s card is called Christmas clown and was made by IvyC. This amusing card was made using the Stitching Cards Bead Clown pattern.

IvyC said: “Here is the bead clown done with just stitching. I added some other bits such as a felt hat and shoes.”

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This week’s card is called Poinsettia and was made by Sparkle. This beautiful card was made using the PinBroidery Poinsettia Pattern.

Sparkle said; “I have used a sparkly thread for this.”

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