Posts about embroidered cards written by Alison

Sahar made these *beautiful* embroidered cards this summer and has kindly shared these pictures with me. I'm going to teach these at a work...

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In an auction, Andrew and I won a paper embroidery lesson held at the teacher's house. We've never really incorporated thread into our cards unless you count the floss threaded as dotted line trails in the Airplanes card. We spent two hours learning how to make the tulip card. This is the card I made:…

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Here's a little project for my mother-in-law's upcoming 86th birthday. It's easy and fun to do, and reminds me of stitching sewing cards when I was little. Select an Alphabet I used an old Leisure Arts booklet (20 Backstitch Alphabets, Mini Series #2). You could also use a font. These instructions are for working with a block type alphabet that will line up with a grid. Draw the Names on Grid Paper Pick a grid size that will work with your place card size (I used 1/10th inch). You might have to adapt the design to fit the front of your place card (some of my I letters are narrower than others). Make your lines fairly dark so you will be able to see them through the cardstock. Cut your Cardstock into Place cards My placecards are 4 1/4 wide x 4, cut from legal size cardstock with a parchment design. They will be folded in half after stitching. Copy the Dots onto your Cards Use a light box of some sort and position your card over your drawing. Make sure you copy the dots to the bottom half of the card, which will be the front. Place a tiny pencil dot at each point you want to insert your needle. Punch Holes in your Cards Using an embroidery needle, poke small holes in each dot. Stitch your Names Use perle cotton, floss, or any similar thread to stitch the names in back stitch. Fold the card in half so it will stand on its own. Moving on now to making crepe paper flowers, which will serve as both the centerpieces and party favors.

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Create beautiful embroidered cards easily with this tutorial. Use fabric tags to add a polished touch to the look of your cards.

Need wedding ideas? Check out this embroidered napkin seating cards and see more inspirational photos on TheKnot.com.

Send your friends and family a handmade card to celebrate the holiday season! These cards are ready to ship and will be sent out within 1-3 business days after receiving your order. Each card was stitched with embroidery floss on craft colored greeting cards. The inside flap of the card lined with

Create simple embroidered tree holiday cards and gift tags using embroidery floss and cardstock. Six free Christmas tree embroidery patterns.

Embroidering a birthday card will impress people but no one will actually know it actually takes zero crafting skill.

Custom embroider greeting cards with this great beginner pattern. The easy design can be customized with your preferences.

Check out DMCThread’s Blog for a free pattern and instructions for stitching up some cute and quick holiday greeting cards. Go to the post. Looking for more Christmas Embroidery Patterns? Che…

This past weekend, I finished up a little project - some hand embroidered name cards for my nieces' birthday gifts. After a little trial and error, and a wee bit of "I'm-in-a-hurry-and-am-going-to-pull-my-hair-out" frustration, they finished up fine and I was happy with the results.About a month ago

Learn how to make beautiful machine embroidered greeting cards using watercolor paper and your embroidery machine.

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