There may be many pretty/beautiful paper cards but a handmade one wins out every time. Your's are extra special with your Sunday School Stitches. Love both.
If the card is simple it can be tossed out with the paper cards. If you make a master piece card the recipient might feel obliged to keep it. So I try to make mine 'disposable'
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Wonderful cards! Merry Christmas!
Beautiful work on those special cards. Merry Christmas!
Merry Boxing Day!
Thank you for your kind words. It is always nice to use the stitches I have learned in a proper project.
Great use of those decorative stitches! Happy Holidays,
I am pleased when I can find the use for some of the stitches I have learned.
Love the cards. Merry Christmas, Oh it's nearly New Year. So Happy New Year as well.
Your Christmas trees are absolutely fabulous! You do such beautiful work!
There are still a few days of this year left and much work to be done before the 31st.
Thank you. I take much inspiration from you. Using the stitches we have learned from TAST e.g. in real projects is fun, isn't it.
There may be many pretty/beautiful paper cards but a handmade one wins out every time. Your's are extra special with your Sunday School Stitches. Love both.
a Belated Happy Christmas to you and yours!
If the card is simple it can be tossed out with the paper cards. If you make a master piece card the recipient might feel obliged to keep it. So I try to make mine 'disposable'
It is soon time to say HAPPY NEW YEAR! Enjoy what is left of 2017.
Inspiring work - and let me wish you a happy, healthy and creative needlework year with many lovely posts to read and look at.
I saw that you have been inspired by Mary Corbet, too. The trees were quick and fun to make.
I wish you a very creative and happy new year.
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