Hi friends. This week's Dazzling Diva Challenge over at Monica's blog (Add a Little Dazzle) is to incorporate stitching onto your card.
I was not only inspired by the photo but also by Laura Bassen's awesome card here. I used the Scarlet red metal sheet, embossed it with the vintage wallpaper embossing folder by SU! I used the heart framelits on my vellum cardstock to make my window. The sentiment is embossed with white embossing powder.
I wasn't sure if I would be able to stitch through the metal sheets so I tested it on a small scrap piece and it worked just like stitching on paper. Cool!!! The vellum is stitched onto the metal sheet and the top layer. I also used my Lil' Inkers stitched rectangle for more stitching elements on my card base.
Thank you for visiting and have a great day!
Just beautiful, Kristie.
ReplyDeleteEmbossing that foil is gorgeous. Change the sentiment and it's perfect for Valentine's Day.
ReplyDeleteThe red metal with the vellum overlay is gorgeous Kristie!
ReplyDeleteI love the fine detail of the sentiment and the perfect positioning of the embossing folder design behind the heart. Very good card.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card! The embossed metal is so pretty and I like the way your thread trails down the sides of your card.
ReplyDeleteFabulous!!! Love that you added the vellum there :)
ReplyDeleteKristie, love the card! Thanks for joining the challenge!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Kristie. Love the red embossed red paper!
ReplyDeleteWow - you must have one amazing sewing machine! My mom's old Singer would stitch through a yard stick! My newer model Singer struggles with denim....
ReplyDeleteYour card is stunning - beautifully elegant with just the right amount of glam provided by the embossed metal! Perfectly embossed image too. Seriously gorgeous :)
This is gorgeous Kristie!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool. Gorgeous use of metal, and I love it being such a rich shade of red! This whole design is just wonderful. This is surely a winner. : ) Bev
ReplyDeleteEmbossing on the metal is gorgeous and the vellum adds a beautiful contrast!
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