As it's the first challenge of a new month, there is also a wee prize up for grabs to one lucky random entry, so it's worth joining in 'cos it may be you.
The theme this week is ...
STITCHING/FAUX STITCHING
... so it's time to show off your needlework skills OR if you prefer, you can pretend - like I did by using a combination of stamps and a black fineliner.
The papers are from my stash and I can't remember where they came from, but have a feeling they are from a pack by English Paper Company.
I thought these sweet gingerbread people were just too cute to keep hidden and the printed text with stitching paper I used, meant most of the work was already done.
The zigzag effect across the bottom panel was a clear stamp from a QVC kit and, as you see, I went a little wonky but it would've been much worse with a real sewing machine. Believe me!
My fellow 'Humbuggers' Irene and Ann have put much more effort into their examples so please take a look and if you'd like to join in with our challenge, you might be our lucky random winner. Good Luck xx
Edited To Add
**Off to Glasgow with Naomi for a bowling tournament - see you when we get home**
I thought these sweet gingerbread people were just too cute to keep hidden and the printed text with stitching paper I used, meant most of the work was already done.
The zigzag effect across the bottom panel was a clear stamp from a QVC kit and, as you see, I went a little wonky but it would've been much worse with a real sewing machine. Believe me!
My fellow 'Humbuggers' Irene and Ann have put much more effort into their examples so please take a look and if you'd like to join in with our challenge, you might be our lucky random winner. Good Luck xx
Edited To Add
**Off to Glasgow with Naomi for a bowling tournament - see you when we get home**
5 comments:
Fantastic card Max. How did you do the faux stitching - it looks great! When i try i always fail misserably!
love tasha xx
Max what a cute card, those gingerbread men are so sweet!! Love your stitching too, thats my kind of stitching too! love Steph
Great card Max - nearly used the same paper myself - phew that would have been a clanger maybe although the cards would not have been the same.
Have a good weekend.
Ann xxx
Fantastic card Max, I love the gingerbread men, and the faux Stitching is perfect.
luv
irene
xxxx
A fabulous card Max.xxx
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