The idea for this card came to me while rutteling about in a bag of brass charms that had been given to me.
I’ve used my X-cut 1in scalloped square punch and paper from a Papermania Signature Blueberry Hill pad.
I’ve gone a bit mad on the faux stitching in a light brown Marvy le Plume fine tipped pen, but I think it works with the theme of the card.
I think its gorgeous x
ReplyDeleteThat is brilliant, that would be the sort of card I would like to get.
ReplyDeleteThis would be lovely in one of your box frames!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteFairyD x
Beautiful card and I agree with FairyD - it would look fab framed.
ReplyDeleteToni :o)
i love this card reminds me of my Nan making summer frocks for my sisters not just a card but a tiny work of art a memento of things past keep them comming and thank you again Helen for the inspiration and sharing big love marc
ReplyDeletei love this card reminds me of my Nan making summer frocks for my sisters not just a card but a tiny work of art a memento of things past keep them comming and thank you again Helen for the inspiration and sharing big love marc
ReplyDeletethink you are onto a winner with the sewing theme - like Marc it takes me right back to watching my grandma and mum making clothes. I still love sewing but find I never have eough time these days - mainly cos I can blog hop for hours - lol!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous card!! A clever use of those little sewing charms.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty card! I love the effect of the faux stitching on the scallops. I looks like it has actually been stitched.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - sew simple and yet so effective!
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