Good Morning everyone, today I am once again doing a Guest Design card for the House Mouse Challenge blog. This Monday the challenge was to use Real or Faux stitching on your card. I love to sew but haven't done it in quite some time so I just had to add real stitching to my card. To get the straight stitch lines on my card I used a tracing wheel that you use for sewing along with a ruler, then went back over those dots with my piercing tool before sewing, that makes the holes easier for me to see while sewing on this pattern paper.
I just love this stamp, the little ones all cuddled up in the thimbles after getting tired out from jumping while the older one has still not run out of energy.
I added a touch of wink of stella clear glitter pen to the thimbles to give them a touch of sparkle but it doesn't really show up in the close up either.
The two doilies in the corner were cut from used round tea bags, gives the look of vintage to it.
Stampabilities - Mouse Bounce stamp, colored w/ markers
Spellbinders - Floral Doily Motifs dies
DCWV - Crafty stack
Used tea bags
Hand sewing with floss
Cardmaking and papercraft sentiment stamp
Wink of Stella clear glitter pen on thimbles
Stop by the House Mouse Monday challenge blog and play along with their stitching challenge or anything goes. They have a great prize you could win too :)
Thanks so much for stopping by today!
Connie
21 comments:
This is a cute card. I love the mice all tuckered out in their thimbles. The designer paper is perfect as is the sentiment. The stitching is excellent. Thank you for being a Guest Designer again this fortnight at House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge. {Bunny} Designer for House Mouse and Friends
Your faux stitching looks real, and what a perfect image and paper to go along with it! So cute! Good thing those pins are out of the way. Love the shading. My only sewing these days is on cards. It used to be my main hobby.
Congratulations on your guest spot. Your card is just so cute. I love real stitching on cards. It looks great!
What a sweet card! Love those mice, pincushion and thimbles! The tea bag paper made such pretty doilies!
This is such a pretty card! Your coloring is super. Great idea for getting straight stitching lines!
How cute and pretty!Hugs!
Those little 'meeces' are adorable. Love the doilies and your stitching adds the finishing touch to your whimsical card.
Such a cute card and your coloring is beautiful! Love the stitched lines....fabulous!
Super cute image and wonderful dies used...love your card Connie. Great to have you with us as a GDT at HM&F.
hugs Dorte
Lovely Guest Designer presenting another fabulous card...so sweet in the blue, love the die outlining the gorgeous stamp.xx
Oh my, this is just the cutest! I can see why it's one of your favorites...I think it's one of mine too.
Have a blessed day, my friend. Hugs!
Oh my goodness Connie this is so whimsy and adorable! : ) Love your color-work and gorgeous detail. Your color-work amazes me! And what fun to create this! Thanks for sharing~ Hugs & blessings, karen o
Gorgeous card Connie :-) the image is super cute and I love how you used a ruler and tracing wheel to get the stitches straight! what a brilliant idea :-) the whole design of this is adorable :-)
luv
Lols x x x
oh goodness...could this card be any cuter?? those mice look like they are having so much fun!!
Your GD card is so pretty, what a cute image you have used!
I looked at this the other day but must not left a comment. I just love this cute themed stamp. The baby house mousies looks so cute in the thimbles and your sentiment works great!
Delightful, Connie! I do love the House Mouse stamps. Love how you gave it a vintage look!
Hi Connie super adorable image & your design paper is a perfect match lovely Guest design take on the option theme
mousey hugs Christine xx
What fun! Love the little babies in the thimbles so darn cute. Background is wonderful too.So happy to have to designing along with us, wonderful card.
Hugs
Sue
So adorable Connie, I love to stitch on my cards !!
hugs Diane xx
Just love this Connie
All the best Jan
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