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STAMPlorations February Challenge #4


Hi Everybody - its time for a new monthly challenge at STAMPlorations!




as you can see, the theme is Stamping and Stitches


I am using the cute using VIGNETTE: Eclectic Florals, which I stamped on patterned paper and heat embossed. I love that little set - its designed with so much love and has cute little details, like the ribbons you can "wrap" around the jar




the sentiment is pieced together using Party Dots from Neat&Tangled and Jewish Greetings from Impression Obsession, heat embossed on vellum and stitched - yes stitched to the card - I had to pull out my sewing machine for that. I did try the stitching on paper before I used it on the card and it worked fine, but then the paper was slightly different and in the end the tension on the thread was not correct for the card.....or should I have not pointed that out to you?

I am also adding this card to The Crafting Cafe February challenge - embossing


By the way - this is the prize package for February at STAMPlorations

 

It includes 1 package of Nantucket Wood Shapes (Pink Paislee), 1 package of Mixed Half Circle Chipboard Banner Album (Maya Road), 1 package of Winter's Roses - Aquamarine (Maya Road), 1 package of  Tranquility Sunflower Metal Slides (Maya Road), and 1 package of Mulberry Paper Flowers.
I order to qualify for the prize you have to participate in all the challenges for the month - the February challenge and the two sketch challenges.


My son will be turning 13 this year and so are his classmates - its Bar Mitzvah season! Unfortunately there are hardly any good stamps out for that, or I don't know them....

So go ahead and ink up your stamps and pull out your sewing machine,your stitches stamps or draw them on - you have until  February 28 to link up you card, the winner will be announced March 4.

Comments

Flo said…
Gut, die Stiche sind nicht korrekt, aber hier finde ich sie durchaus korrekt!!! Also muss ich meine Nähmaschine für diese Challenge aus der Ecke holen und quälen *lach kaputt*
LG
Anonymous said…
Hi Cornelia. The Ecclectic Florals look great embossed in white. I love that your stitching looks a bit uneven. It adds character. Have a great day! hugs Monika xxx
Anonymous said…
What a gorgeous card. Thank you for joining our Challenge at The Crafting Café this month.

Hugs Erin DT x
Vicki Dutcher said…
Super fun card! LOVE the color~
Nonni said…
Very fun card! I really like the way you've positioned the jars and your colors look great too.
Dawn said…
What a super little card! I love your stitching too!
TFS with us at The Crafting Cafe in our Embossing challenge!
Good Luck
Hugs
Dawn xx
sandie said…
embossing in white looks great and love the repeated stamping x
shirley-bee said…
Gorgeous card, Cornelia! The white embossing looks great on the aqua DP.
Monika Reeck said…
I love your embossing in white too it looks really POP out of the DP ..great idea Cornelia and GREAT card....und wie geht es dir..Munich ist sehr warm...Ich meinte heute war 9 grad und den ganze nachmittag Sonnen scheint...
Kim Heggins said…
Wow...this is stunning! I love all the white images and those jars and flowers are just beautiful. Fabulous card.
Rosmarie said…
Ein richtiger Augenschmaus diese Karte! Die Naht finde ich toll grad so wie sie ist, ...ein bisschen verzogen passt da wunderbar!
Kanan Pandya said…
Beautiful card, Cornelia. Love the teal color combination on your card, beautiful and so artsy. I found the stitching perfect. :-)
Sam K said…
Gorgeous effect with the heat embossing, making a really striking card. Thanks for joining us over at The Crafting Cafe for this months challenge. I hope we see you again soon x

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