I used to sew all the time. In fact, in high school, I made almost all of my clothes. I even made my wedding dress. But over the years I have not sewn nearly as much. It just seems to go in spurts. I bought a new sewing machine when my daughter got married and made flower girl dresses (4) and ring bearer vests (4). Then when we moved to Florida I made all the window treatments and pillows for our new villa. Now I'm kind of back to a slump where I'm not sewing so much. But I just love the Sew Suite line of products from Stampin' Up! For this card I stamped the
Pattern Pieces stamp onto tissue paper, crumpled it up, and then sponged it with some Crumb Cake ink. What a fun little card!
Supplies (all Stampin' Up!, unless noted)
Stamp Sets: Pattern Pieces, Sew Suite
Card Stock: Tempting Turquoise, So Saffron, Melon Mambo
Designer Series Paper: Sweet Stitches
Ink: Basic Black, Crumb Cake
Accessories: Tissue Paper (non-SU), Stampin' Dimensionals
Tools: Stamping Sponges, Button #5 Sizzlet Die, Big Shot Die-Cutting Machine
1 comment:
Very cute! I took sewing in Home Ec during high school (yes, a VERY long time ago) and the fanciest things I made were flannel nightgowns and the "smock tops" which were popular back in the early '70's....definitely would not be wearing any of those now, don't want people thinking I am "expecting"! Anyway, I am not sure that I could even remember how to thread a bobbin anymore! But I still loved your little card...very cute!
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