Colorful Holiday Stitching With The Stitched Bright Collection
Posted by Spellbinders Team on August 20, 2024

Colorful Holiday Stitching With The Stitched Bright Collection

Hello! Jen Kotas here today sharing three cards using the Stitched Bright Collection. The collection contains three stitching die sets for great holiday cards. You don’t need to stitch on your cards to use these dies. I hot-foiled the Stitched Starfilled Background Etched Die for two of my cards. It foiled great! Colorful Holiday Stitching With The Stitched Bright Collection, S5-643, BP-199
  1. Die cut the Stitched Starfilled Background Etched Die from light blue cardstock.
  2. Stitch panel using two strands each of four different floss colors.
  3. Adhere panel to an A2 card base with liquid glue.
  4. Create sentiments using Mistletoe Greetings Press Plate and Die Set and Teal Topaz BetterPress Ink. Cut out with coordinating die.
  5. Adhere sentiments with foam strips then add Silver Mix Color Essentials Gems alternating two sizes for each star center with liquid glue. The gems are self-adhesive but may not stick well enough to floss.
Colorful Holiday Stitching With The Stitched Bright Collection, S5-643, BP-199, S4-1367
  1. Hot foil the Stitched Starfilled Background Etched Die with Aura Hot Foil Roll on light blue cardstock. Add to an A2 card base.
  2. Die cut the Stitched Holiday Tree Etched Dies from various colors of cardstock and specialty papers.
  3. Stitch die cuts with coordinating colors. I use two strands when stitching.
  4. Create sentiments using Mistletoe Greetings Press Plate and Die Set and Black BetterPress Ink. Cut out with coordinating die.
  5. Assemble die cuts and adhere to card. Adhere Aura AB Color Essentials Gems.
Colorful Holiday Stitching With The Stitched Bright Collection, S3-518, S5-643, BP-199
  1. Hot foil the Stitched Starfilled Background Etched Die with Aura Hot Foil Roll on light blue cardstock. Add to an A2 card base.
  2. Die cut the Stitched String Lights Etched Dies from various colors of cardstock and stitch die cuts with coordinating colors.
  3. Create sentiments using Mistletoe Greetings Press Plate and Die Set and Strawberry BetterPress Ink. Cut out with coordinating die.
  4. Die cut the solid light only to back the stitched lights  Assemble die cuts and adhere to card. Adhere Aura AB Color Essentials Gems.

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Other Supplies

Bearly Art Precision Glue, embroidery floss, Waffle Flower Crafts Double Sided Adhesive Foam Strips, Hero Arts Premium Cardstock You can see more card making tutorials, including stitched cards, on my blog, Who Stole My Glitter or visit my Instagram page for more inspiration. Thanks for visiting!

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