Hello,
It's good to be back home! I made this before I disappeared from the blog land. I didn't really like my first hand embroidery card that I posted last time. So I made another one.
This time after I finished with the embroidery I ran the card through the big shot using SU Final Press. I like the finished look on this one much better. The flower was from Echoes of Kindness. I colored it pink and added glitter on the flower.
Thanks for looking.
Helen
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Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
My First Hand Embrodiery Card
Hello,
I finally made a card using one of the goodies that I bought from the convention a few weeks ago. I love flourish. I can't never have enough of them. Here is my first card.
After stitching the four corners, I didn't know what to do with the card and I didn't want to finish the card LATER so I quickly put this card together. The flower was from my stash that I made a while ago. The flower vase from the ornament punch. The rose stamp was from an old retired set called Hand Painted Petites (1999). I bought it from ebay a long time ago but I had never use it. I also noticed the wooden blocks. The old wooden block from Stampin' Up! was painted/stained with a protected coat and the rubber that was used for the stamp was a lot nicer (quality) than the current rubber. Any way that was just my thought.
Have a wonderful day!
Helen
I finally made a card using one of the goodies that I bought from the convention a few weeks ago. I love flourish. I can't never have enough of them. Here is my first card.
After stitching the four corners, I didn't know what to do with the card and I didn't want to finish the card LATER so I quickly put this card together. The flower was from my stash that I made a while ago. The flower vase from the ornament punch. The rose stamp was from an old retired set called Hand Painted Petites (1999). I bought it from ebay a long time ago but I had never use it. I also noticed the wooden blocks. The old wooden block from Stampin' Up! was painted/stained with a protected coat and the rubber that was used for the stamp was a lot nicer (quality) than the current rubber. Any way that was just my thought.
Have a wonderful day!
Helen
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