This one is entirely embroidered : the large monogram E is from the Victorian Monogram collection on Oregon Patchworks, the large FSL butterfly is from StitchDelight and the little FSL butterfly edging is a freebie from DesignsBySick; my friend's name is Elaine and I added the butterflies because her middle name is Vanessa, which she always hated till I told her it was the name of a family of beautiful butterflies! Love from Dianne x x x
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743319you did a fantastic job Dianne, I am sure your friend loves it. well done *
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46645Wow, this card is a birthday present in itself!! How incredibly lovely, and what a *lot* of work! She must surely be your very Best friend! Marji
33451This is so pretty, did you use cardstock paper? Brendaleas
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by dianned
28 Sep 2008
Just ordinary A4 card, cut it to size with a deckle edge roller cutter and trimmed it with gold peel-offs!
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145791i'm sure Elaine will be very pleased to receive it. i have seen some lovely cards makes one feel like getting right into it .the butterfly is beautiful as well.
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34304E stand for Elegant and that's what this card is. You did an excellent job. Elaine is going to love it! :-)
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2110798630georgeuos...how can you do embroidery on a card? I have a design I will love to use on a card, thanks*****
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by dianned
27 Sep 2008
You can embroider on card - and paper too - providing that the stitches aren't too dense, but this isn't, the E is stitched on fabric which is then mounted on card and the FSL butterflies added afterwards with glue!
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11795Wow Dianne, this is absolutley stunning. Love the butterfly too. **4u
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