November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching
Posted by Spellbinders Team on November 01, 2020

November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching

The November 2020 Large Die of the Month is here! This " Merry Stitching " die set features 6 cutting dies. Enjoy the step by step tutorial below as well as the video tutorial to get you started with this month’s kit! Make sure to show us what you create by tagging #SpellbindersClubKits on social media! This kit is available November 1st, 2020, make sure to get yours!

November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching

Click to download November 2020 Large Die of the Month – Merry Stitching stitching guide

Merry Christmas Card

November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching

Catch step by step instructions for this project below. Click photos to enlarge:
  • Die cut card edge. Open card & die cut insert on card front.
  • Tie a knot on end of floss & tape on back to secure.
  • Starting at center (#1) stitch each individual section & repeat.
  • Continue stitching until all sections are finished.
  • Add embossed sentiment, die cut alpha & flowers, embellish (DOML-JUL20 How Does Your Garden Grow Alphabet and STP-023 To You and Yours).

November Large Die of the Month – Video Tutorial

Watch video tutorial using this month kit below or on Youtube .

Additional inspiration

Here’s a closer look at the other projects we created using our November 2020 Large Die Of The Month kit :

November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching

Value Clubs

We have several Value Clubs available!

We have new Value Clubs available! Now including Amazing Paper Grace Club.

Die Hero Club (includes Small, Large and APG Dies of the Month) and The Works Club (includes Small, Large, APG Dies of the Month + Card Kit of the Month) and other Value Clubs. See all Value Club options here .

November 2020 Large Die of the Month is Here – Merry Stitching

8 comments

how can I order this

Val Juby,

My first thought for this die set was “This is not for me!” I’m so glad I gave it a try. This was so much fun to make. I absolutely love doing this kind of crafting. Unfortunately, I left a negative comment saying how I didn’t like this months kit, but I’ve totally changed my mind. I do wish there were some helpful advice on what kind of thread and needles to use. My 3 trips to the store were somewhat confusing in regards of what to buy, but now I have a varied assortment threads.

Julia Johnson,

Love the November Large Die of the Month. Such a great way to add a more personal touch to cards and also very soothing and calming doing the stitching. These dies are so unique.

Julie Greaves,

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