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I really love how this project turned out using the NEW PS Swoosh stencil! Instead of using a stencil with inks, watercolor, or paste, I decided to go a different route- SEWING:)
You should definitely try stitching a stencil design or stitching on cardstock because it is super easy! Here are a few steps of how I created this card.
You should definitely try stitching a stencil design or stitching on cardstock because it is super easy! Here are a few steps of how I created this card.
Step 1: Tape down your stencil (or use Pixie Dust spray or another adhesive to make sure your stencil stays in place)
Step 2: Trace the stencil image LIGHTLY using a pencil
Step 3: Stitch the image using multiple stitch lengths **For curves and tight areas I lowered the stitch to a 2 or 1.5; For other lines I had the stitch length at at 3. Be sure to go slow when stitching on paper!!
Use a pair of scissors to cut off the excess thread
Step 4: Lightly remove pencil markings (my favorite brush to remove eraser tidbits is a make-up brush! LOL!) **Be careful not to push too hard with your eraser- you could crinkle the paper or pull a thread.
Step 5: Finish card using embellishments, stamped sentiments, ribbons, etc!
I decided to cut this card down a bit and add a few clear droplets by The Stamp Market. This card was super easy to make, and I love how it turned out!
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ps... Did you know that Paper Smooches has a bi-weekly challenge each month? That's 2 ways to enter to win even MORE goodies! Check out our current challenge HERE- March 1-14 ANYTHING GOES!
This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a clever use of this beautiful stencil!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to use this stencil with all my nautical and under-sea images. Such fun. Love the stitching!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely card!
ReplyDeleteThat’s a super fun technique
to stitch the outlined stencil!
Wow...this takes lot of hard work...looks so pretty!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a creative card! It’s beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, I just LOVE the texture from your stitching! So pretty, Sav!
ReplyDeleteI love real stitching on cards and this one is so elegant. It's a fabulous stencil.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I adore this stencil!!!! Beautiful CAS design!
ReplyDeleteGreat card! I should do more sewing on my cards!
ReplyDeleteClaudiagassett@me.com
What a creative way to use that swoosh stencil. The subtle pattern from the stitching is perfect for a sympathy card
ReplyDeleteLove the tone on tone!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I would not attempt the stitching. Super idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the stitched swoosh.
ReplyDeleteLot of work but well-worth it.
thanks for sharing
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Love this idea of stitching using a stencil--very creative.
ReplyDeleteI love that stencil! (At first I thought it was a stamp, LOL) What a great idea to stitch. Another would be to color it with die ink and then stitch around it! Even on fabric (I quilt so that is a fun idea)
ReplyDeleteFabulous stencil and what a great way to use it!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing and so beautiful. I love all the stitching and the sequins that give just enough embellishment.
ReplyDeleteSo elegant & uplifting. Thanks for a great design idea.
ReplyDeleteI never thought of using a stencil for stitching! Great idea.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of sewing the stencil outline.
ReplyDeleteWow! What an inspiring idea to stitch the image!
ReplyDeleteI just don’t have the patience for sewing on paper! Stunning card!! Great new release!
ReplyDeleteAwesome design! Love the stitching!
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought of this! Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a fun idea. Not sure me and the sewing machine have a good enough relationship to try this but it looks fab. Hugz
ReplyDeleteWow. I would’ve never thought to use a stencil with this technique. Elegant card.
ReplyDeleteLove love love this! LOVING the stitching!! I was just at Kim and Tom's store last night and debated getting this stencil!! Now, I have to have it!! :)
ReplyDeleteso clever and so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazing way to use the stencil, so creative and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteShared on FB as Shannon Hart
ReplyDeleteI tweeted too!
ReplyDeleteFollowing on IG as shartl83
ReplyDeleteHow simple and elegant! It turned out beautiful and could’ve en be a wedding card!
ReplyDeleteI admire your creativity, Savannah! Stitching this is brilliant! And I love your fishy brush!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Love the elegance of this. Fabulous sympathy card ♥
ReplyDeleteGood detail on how to add the stitching to the card.
ReplyDeletewow, great technique and stunning result!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work on your
ReplyDeletecard! Looks amazing.
Carla from Utah
Never thought of using a stencil as a guide for sewing...love the final look.
ReplyDeleteLOVE how you used the stencil in such a creative way - I am so inspired to try this technique out now - thanks for the ideas
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is so clever!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great use of a supply and completely gorgeous!
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