Thanks for joining me on the CASE-ing The Catty Blog Hop again. This weeks CASE is from the Artistic Expressions section of the catalogue.This covers pages 92 - 157, another HUGE section of the catalogue. This card on page 99 caught my eye, with the stitching, plus the faux stitching on the card base.
I had to get my sewing machine out to take in a skirt, and I'd been putting it off for months, so I was rather pleased that this was going to 'kill two birds with the one stone.' At the moment, I'm up to date with all the 40ths my son and daughter-in-law are going to, but I decided to make it a 40th card in more masculine tones anyway, for when they spring the next one on me.Actually, I did the sewing before I proceeded too far with all the other steps, in case I had to begin again. Luckily it worked out beautifully. There is no doiley on mine, but a few Bermuda Bay sequins made an appearance.
The inside has been layered and decorated very lightly with a stamp from Sunburst Sayings, again, the one that looks a bit like stitched lines.
Cheers, Rachel
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That stamp is very effective as faux stitching! Love how you have turned it into a 40th card.
ReplyDeleteRachel this is a great masculine card. Love your bright sunny colours too!
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun bright 40th card Rachel! Island Indigo & Crushed Curry look awesome together & they pack a real punch using the starburst framelit.
ReplyDeleteRachael such a vibrant card, perfect for a male!
ReplyDeleteSo bright & fun Rachel! I love sewing on cards and yours is just fabulous! Kelly x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great guy card - I love all the little details. Sewing is always so awesome on cards.
ReplyDeleteYou nailed it for a guy's card! Love the bright colour combo.
ReplyDeletePops right off the page. What great colours.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! I draw the line at sewing on my cards, mainly because I can't be bothered getting the machine out!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic, Rachel. Love the stitching and still masculine.
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