Hi there! It's Day Two of release week at There She Goes!
Last month, we released the CUTEST set by Torico, Cute as a Button. This
month, we have it’s PERFECT companion-Stitched With Love! Full of additional
images and sentiments, whether used separately, or together, no matter what you
create, Stitched With Love will be PERFECT for the crafter in your life (or
you!!)!!
Stitched With Love
is a 4x6 set that includes a total of 24 stamps and will sell for $15.00.
First of all, I have to thank the awesome Karen Giron. I watched her video tutorial on editing card photos yesterday, and it made a huge difference in this photograph of my card. My card photos have never looked this good, so I want to thank Karen for sharing her knowledge!! :)
I used this week's TSG162 Sketch Challenge for my layout. This was a really fun sketch, and there's still time to play if you want to! I used some yummy My Mind's Eye papers - Dolled Up - for this card. I love the colors! I stamped the image in Memento Tuxedo Black. I did lots of stitching on this card because a sewing themed card needs stitching, right? I had a knock-down-drag-out with my sewing machine, though. It did NOT want to cooperate. I used the TE Scalloped Eyelet Border Die for the scalloped trim. I finished my card off by adding a pearl in each corner and some grosgrain ribbon.
I was really happy with how this card turned out. :) I don't sew *fabric* at all (just on my cards), but my grandmother is brilliant when it comes to sewing, so I love to make sewing-themed things for her. She's always gifting someone with something she's sewed, so I think she'll love this card to give with her next sewn gift. The best gifts my grandmother has ever given me are the ones she's made herself. Here's a photo of her Christmas gifts to the girls in the family a few years ago.
Would you like to win the new Stitched With Love stamp set? Here is what you need to do- visit the Trendsetter’s blogs that are participating in each of the blog hop challenges below and comment on their creations as you go. One of the Trendsetter’s blogs (from each hop day) will be randomly chosen as the ‘it’ blog and a winner will be picked using a random number generator from the comments left on that Trendsetter’s Blog Hop Challenge post.
You will not know which blog has been chosen so the more you comment on the better your chances are of winning new stamps! The Blog Hop Challenges will be open until 5 PM Eastern Time Saturday, June 30th with the winner being announced during the release party chat.
Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today! :)
Supplies:
Cardstock: PTI Kraft and Stamper's Select White
Patterned Paper: My Mind's Eye Dolled Up
Stamps: Stitched with Love by There She Goes
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Embellishments: ribbon, Stampin' Up pearls, foam tape
Tools: sewing machine, Taylored Expressions Scalloped Eyelet Border Die, We R Memory Keepers Corner Chomper, Classic Circle Nestabilities
I love what you've made!
ReplyDeleteLovely card! I like the color combination!
ReplyDeleteLove all the stitching on your card and the papers you chose. This will be perfect for your grandma to use.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors you chose and that big white bow is lovely.
ReplyDeleteXiomara
ReplyDeleteVery cute card!!!
How pretty! What a great saying and your sewing is perfect. Love that you used this weeks sketch.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Heide
Beautiful card! I love the picture.
ReplyDeleteSew pretty! I love all the stitching and papers :)
ReplyDeleteLovely design, dp and color combo!
ReplyDeleteThe stitching is perfect on this card! Good job.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!! oh i love all the aprons your grandmas sewed :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your family story!
Very pretty card with all the layers...love the aprons btw.
ReplyDeleteSuper sweet card - love the papers!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card...love all the stitching!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
Sue O
Love all the stitching on your card, and the sentiment and the lovely colors!
ReplyDeleteReally really adorable card. I love the papers and the stitching!
ReplyDeleteCandace,
ReplyDeleteJust a tip, sometimes when the machine gets all balled up it is time to change the needle. It will get duller, faster punching through paper, as opposed to fabric, where it just pushes the fibers aside. Love the ladies in their aprons! Your grandma sounds fabulous.
This is a super pretty card, Candace! And now after reading your post, I want to make all the girls in my family Christmas aprons!
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching sentiment and all your stitching on the card~
ReplyDeleteSew pretty, love the papers they work so well together :)
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThis is the perfect card for this set - look at all the stitching!!!! Wow, and your grandmother could very well use this card to give with her smashing aprons or other gifts - brilliant!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, love the papers you used.
ReplyDeleteLove it! Beautiful card Candace!
ReplyDeleteLove all the dp, and love the sentiment.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous picture of all the aprons.
love the stitching. great design.
ReplyDeleteWow a great card, love the simplicity look but you can see the love that went into this.
ReplyDeleteNice color combo!
ReplyDeleteReally cute, nice stitching.
ReplyDeleteI really like all the stitching you did to enhance this Stitched With Love set. The ribbon and border are lovely too.
ReplyDeleteLove this picture of you and your female family members. What a wonderful memory to have and the aprons will be great reminders!
ReplyDeleteLovely story about your grandma. This set would be great to make something for someone who sews.
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