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by zoefzoef 07 Oct 2011 ( edited Oct 07'11 20:44 )
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Sewing on cards ? I just saw in the Projects-part that a cutie is sewing on cards. Who has done this before ? What do I have to keep in mind if I want to give it a try ?

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by leenova54 07 Oct 2011
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I made my Mom a Mother's day card with the rose and made my Dad the Happy Birthday one, they thought it must have been a lot of work!
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by zoefzoef 07 Oct 2011
thanks, but what kind of paper should I use ?
by noah 07 Oct 2011
Someone wrote card stock i need to buy some i never heard of it i will try craft store sometime i get to a city carolyn
by dino 07 Oct 2011
Craft stores (Joanns, Michaels, etc) carry cardstock in their scrapbooking section.
by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
Card stock is no different to any other card! (I think it is a marketing ploy to mystify us) As withh all paper products, card comes in different qualities. I usually buy a pack of slightly textured prefolded cards. They come in ivory or assorted colours and are very cheap! (They even have matching envelopes.)
by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
and even have matching envelopes.
I wish there was a warning when you run out of space!
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by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
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Dead easy.
You need a simple design - not too dense (Redwork is ideal)
Hoop some tear away stabiliser, temporarily glue the card to the stabiliser and you are away!
The design below is by Mops and you can find it in DBC. (I coloured it with watercolour pencils.
You will need an extra piece of card to cover the back of the design.
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by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
Ordinary card is fine, handmade paper is great (Stick the design to a card.) Doilies make nice special cards.
by zoefzoef 07 Oct 2011
thanks for the explaination. But -sorry for my stupid question- but you don't use a hoop then ? else the card gets crimpled ?
by dino 07 Oct 2011
Hoop only the stabilizer. Lightly spray with adhesive then lay the cardstock on top then stitch. Hope that helps
by noah 07 Oct 2011
Thanks i have never tryed this either :):) so your not alone !!!carolyn
by mops 07 Oct 2011
Ik heb je vraag beantwoord bij het project waar je de vraag ook stelde. Heb daar ook de link gegevne naar dit ontwerp.
En nee, je doet scheurversteviging in de ring en plakt je kaart daarop met spuitlijm of een Prit-stift of iets dergelijks.
by mops 07 Oct 2011
link stond er dus niet bij omdat het antwoord halverwege is afgebroken.
by leenova54 07 Oct 2011
I love that you colored it, I didn't and yours looks lovely!
by zoefzoef 08 Oct 2011
thanks all for the explanation ! I will give it a try !!
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by airyfairy 07 Oct 2011
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It is well worth trying and very easy. Follow what Sue says and you will be delighted with the results. I made this birthday card for a friend some time ago. Sarah.
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by airyfairy 07 Oct 2011
I forgot to add, even the writing is done on the machine.
by terriweistra 07 Oct 2011
Very cute indeed, from now on i am NOT going to stitch them by hand, I am going to do it the fast way :)
by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
The words are in DBC as well!
by zoefzoef 08 Oct 2011
thanks for the info ! for sure I will give it a try !
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by spendlove 07 Oct 2011
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The card on the left is stitched on hand made paper which is then glued to a card. The one on the right is stitched straight onto a card with a second pice glued on to hide the back of the stitching.
Blank cards from The Works here in the UK.
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by dday 07 Oct 2011
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I have also done it with a FSL on front with sticky two sided tape used in scrapbooking. I have hand written message inside or type it in or use a stamp.
I then stamp on back hand made by.
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by zoefzoef 08 Oct 2011
thanks for the information !
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by lique 07 Oct 2011
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fWv3xzlSzc&feature=player_embedded

Hope this link works. This is where I got my instructions from. Good luck.
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by shirlener88 07 Oct 2011
It worked - but didn't give details - I loved the designs that were used and the cards that were made.
by zoefzoef 08 Oct 2011
thanks for the link !
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by shirlener88 07 Oct 2011
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You have lots of help.
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by kttyhwk4 07 Oct 2011
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I see that you question has already been answered. Its as easy as falling off a log ...lol. Don't fall though just get to the store and buy yourself a ream of card stock and get busy. You're going to have a great time doing this project.
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by zoefzoef 08 Oct 2011
thanks for the info !
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by kttyhwk4 07 Oct 2011
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BTW....Walmart carries card stock. You'll find it in around copy paper and inks.