This week’s card is called Gloria’s 60th and was made by Nette. This stunning card was made using the PinBroidery Initial G Pattern.

The card is stitched on white card and the initial G coloured with purple chalk. It is mounted on square of decorative paper and this mounted on a white card blank. A 60th tag is attached with purple ribbon.

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This week’s card is called 18 years old and was made by Liken. This beautiful card was made using the Pinbroidery number patterns 1 and 8.

The card is made with a gate fold and closed with a red ribbon.

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This week’s card is called Christmas Flowers and was made by WestCoaster. This attractive card was made using the PinBroidery Poinsettia Pattern.

WestCoaster said “The pattern was pricked on cream cardstock, then coloured with watercolour pencils and stitched”.

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Six new stitching card patterns have been added to the Pinbroidery website. They complete the patterns inspired by the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas”. They feature twelve drummers drumming, eleven pipers piping, ten lords a leaping, nine ladies dancing, eight maids a milking and seven swans a swimming.

Each design has pricking patterns of two sizes: 144 x 144 mm (5.65 x 5.65 inches) and 152 x 104 mm (6 x 4½ inches). The square pricking pattern has words on two edges and the rectangular pattern omits the words.

The patterns are available individually and in a value pack of all six designs…

This week’s card is called Mary’s 75th and was made by Nedlnut. This impressive card was made using Pinbroidery number patterns.

Nedlnut said “The numbers 7 and 5 have been chalked in red”.

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This week’s card is called 100th birthday Easel and was made by Katharine. This imposing card was made using Pinbroidery number patterns.

Katharine said “I used the top of the 0 for the trim on the base, reversing one of them. I stitched in double thread to make it easier for elderly eyes to see it, also used the pearl paper to fill in the numerals for the same reason”.

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 picture was posted in the Forum-A-Lines forum gallery…

Six new stitching card patterns have been added to the Pinbroidery website inspired by the song “The Twelve Days of Christmas”. They feature six geese a laying, five gold rings, four calling birds, three French hens, two turtle doves and a partridge in a pear tree.

The design has pricking patterns of two sizes: 144 x 144 mm (5.65 x 5.65 inches) and 152 x 104 mm (6 x 4½ inches). The square pricking pattern has words down each side and the rectangular pattern omits the words.

The patterns are available individually and in a value pack of all six designs…

This week’s card is called Ann’s Birthday and was made by Nette. This attractive card was made using the PinBroidery Initial A Pattern.

Nette said “I chalked in the initial after stitching”…

This week’s card is called Pop up style easel card and was made by Nanna. This attractive card was made using the PinBroidery Number Patterns 6 and 0.

Nanna said “Template from David’s prick and stitch blog. The numbers are from the Pinbroidery site”.

Here is a link to the pop up slider card instructions…

I have created templates for two diamond fold cards with a finished size of 100mm (4 inches) when folded flat. Template 1 has diamond size of 100mm (4 inches). Template 2 has more folds and a diamond size of 70mm (2¾ inches). Both templates would be easy to scale up as required.

I have used template 1 with the PinBroidery MM-4 Mini Tulips Pattern. It is stitched on white card and mounted on the diamond fold card with sticky fixers.