Stitched Alphabet Collection – Personalized Cards & Gifts with Annie Williams
Hi there, this is Annie Williams and I’m thrilled to be back on the blog today to share a couple of projects using the new Stitched Alphabet Collection from Spellbinders. The fun stitch-able letters and beautiful foiled sentiments in this collection inspired me to create two custom cards and a monogrammed gift bag perfect for a variety of occasions.
Stitched "Happy" Card
When you can cut out any word you want, why not start with happy? Here I stitched white florets onto brightly-colored letters for fun slimline birthday card.
Stitch all of the letters using white embroidery floss (although I normally stitch dies using 2 strands, here I used three to make the florets even more pronounced).
White heavyweight cardstock, tape runner, foam adhesive, Salvaged Patina Distress Ink, blending brush, white embroidery thread, pink embroidery thread, gold metallic baker’s twine
I hope you enjoyed these fun personalized cards and gifts and thanks so much for stopping by today. You can find more inspiration over at my blog AnnieBWills.com.
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