Hello and Thanks Embroidery Cards

Posted by Amanda Wilcox on February 20, 2021

Hi everyone! It's Amanda from Twiddler's Nook today. I recently ordered the Lawn Fawn embroidery hello and thanks dies and couldn't resist making a bundle of cards at once. I decided on 3 of each style for fun. Here's how I made them:

1. Cut cardstock panels measuring 3x4 inches and ran then through my die cut machine with the hello and thanks embroidery dies.

2. I stitched each one with a coordinating color of thread using washi tape to hold the starting and ending tails in place.

3. Die cut 6 Lawn Fawn scalloped rectangles from white cardstock and lined the back with 1/8 inch scrappy tape, adhering each one to a stitched panel. Then covered the back with foam squares.

4. I dug through my stash and matched up various stamp sets I wanted to use with each panel. I stamped them all out and colored them one set at a time with my copics and used coordinating dies to cut them out.

5. I used different patterned papers for my backgrounds, cutting them out with the largest Lawn Fawn stitched rectangle so they all have a little decorative edge.

6. I adhered the various critters and accents with a combination of foam squares and liquid glue.

7. I love finishing touches so most cards have some Unicorn Stickles or Glossy Accents on various bits and pieces for added interest.

I hope you enjoyed today's cards and found a little inspiration to create something wonderful to share with the world.

I appreciate you sharing your time with me. Have a fabulous day!

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Products Used:

Lawn Fawn Large Stitched Rectangles LF767

Lawn Fawn Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frames LF1719

Lawn Fawn Critter Concert stamps LF1682

Lawn Fawn Critter Concert dies LF1683

Lawn Fawn Lets Go Nuts stamps LF2407

Lawn Fawn Lets Go Nuts dies LF2408