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Greetings cards. I like making cards, but card itself is a bit limiting. These are stitched on artists canvas (I bought a roll which was cheap!) This behaves like card but stitches like fabric so you can use more elaborate designs. I cut the design out with a fancy edge to stick on the card. Thanks to Katulle for the right hand design. I'm afraid I can't remember who did the other one.
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What a great idea. Can only get cheap framed stuff, but hubby will glady use the frame in the woordburner. Lovely cards!
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What a great Idea to stiotch on artist canvas, I like your cards and it gives a lot more possibilities.
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very nice. I like making cards too.I was using hand made paper. Canvas may be cheaper. Thanks for the idea
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I like handmade paper as well but you can do a much denser design on the canvas.
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asterixsew
28 Dec 2011
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These are delightful Sue
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I can't send you one for your birthday now!
Oh dear, I should not have commented...
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shirlener88
28 Dec 2011
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Sue, you are so clever - always thinking outside the box - these are very cute, too.
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Both of the kitty cards are cute and less chance to put a hole in canvas than card stock.
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bnilla9241
28 Dec 2011
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Wonderful idea! Did you get the "roll" of artist canvas at a Hobby Lobby store, or did you have to get it from an art supply store?
Hugs, Bonnie
Hugs, Bonnie
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snowbird42
28 Dec 2011
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Great Idea i wonder if i can fit another roll of anything in my now bursting at the seam sewing room i love the cards and am going to have a go at it thanks sue..............soozie
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It is quite small - there is only a couple of meters on the roll. It is rolled as it is so stiff.
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teddybear117
28 Dec 2011
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Very clever of you to think of using artists canvas. I am also curious as to where you purchased the artists canvas. Online, hobby store, craft store, etc. I wasn't aware of it being sold by the roll. But then again, dumb me, back when I was painting I remember hearing people mention making their own frames and covering them. I didn't paint enough to attempt it. This is a very clever idea.
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It came from "The Works" which is a publisher's remainders shop here in UK which also sell some art and craft supplies.
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joanne8125
29 Dec 2011
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These are so cute. I am a cat lover and these are just adorable.
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sewfrenzie
29 Dec 2011
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I have the design on the purple background. Need idea! Very adorable!
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terriweistra
29 Dec 2011
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Wow, what a great idea, thanks for the tip. I love making cards but was limited by the cardstock, now I can go to town! :)
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Fantastic idea :o)
The cat at the left is a freebie from Heather's Home Designs at OregonPatchwork (available in both sets with the Purrfectly Precious Cats).
Greetings, Bettina
The cat at the left is a freebie from Heather's Home Designs at OregonPatchwork (available in both sets with the Purrfectly Precious Cats).
Greetings, Bettina
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Thanks for reminding me!
I'm a cat-collector ;o)
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What a great idea.
Can I ask if you hooped just the stabilizer and pinned the fabric down or did you hoop both together? Also what type of stabilizer? TIA Suet
Can I ask if you hooped just the stabilizer and pinned the fabric down or did you hoop both together? Also what type of stabilizer? TIA Suet
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Tear-away stabiliser in the hoop and then I just laid a piece of the canvas on top.