Day 220 at 365 cards was "In Stitches." We had to have cross stitching on our card. I think Pam and I must be on the same wavelength or something. I made a bunch of cross stitched ornaments to put on cards with pop dots. They can then be taken off the cardstock and hung on the tree. This will be for my neighbor as we both love Cardinals and we see which one of us can put the best food in the feeders to attract them. It's all in fun. I only had one Cardinal kit so I'm really sacrificing this for her. LOL The cross stitch was a kit that you stitched on plastic canvas. The papers are from CTMH and I'm not sure about the punch.Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Day 220
Day 220 at 365 cards was "In Stitches." We had to have cross stitching on our card. I think Pam and I must be on the same wavelength or something. I made a bunch of cross stitched ornaments to put on cards with pop dots. They can then be taken off the cardstock and hung on the tree. This will be for my neighbor as we both love Cardinals and we see which one of us can put the best food in the feeders to attract them. It's all in fun. I only had one Cardinal kit so I'm really sacrificing this for her. LOL The cross stitch was a kit that you stitched on plastic canvas. The papers are from CTMH and I'm not sure about the punch.
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8 comments:
oh this is beautiful! and you live where you have cardinals, how awesome that must be :0)
Oh, wow! What a beautiful cross-stitching! That bird is fantastic!
Can you be my neighbor?! This is so pretty! I used to cross stitch a lot, then I started to homeschool, had a 3rd child, got big into scrapbooking and cardmaking, and moved...2x in 18 months....put paid to cross stitching!
Oh wow, fantastic, I love cardinals and would love that pattern to make for family on the east coast, just beautiful.... great job.
What a great card idea!
What a lovely piece of cross stitch and how wonderful it must be to have cardinals. No such luck here.
How beautiful! Such a great idea!!
This is beautiful, and lots of work, too! I'm sure your neighbor will love it.
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