Prairie Stars
Prairie Schooler
Linen 32 ct
This is the card I received from Angi whom as far as I know hasn't got a blog. Isn't it pretty and I picked up a few tips from her as well. I shall be on the look out for all the gold bits she has used inside the card and on the front of it for any cards I do in the future. It also has lots of beading on it which is extra useful as I've got to start the beading on Celtic Autumn soon and as you may know I've not done any beading before so now I have an example to follow. Thank you Angi it's lovely as are the two little pins you sent with the card.
No sewing today. Husband and I were at Sainsburys for 8:30 to do the big Christmas shop and that was after a night when I had less than 4 hours sleep, no reason for it, just one of those nights!! We have also put the tree up this afternoon which involved an interruption to buy new lights as the old ones had finally given up the ghost. Fortunately I'd made the meat pie before we started so it was then just a case of putting the pie, croquet potatoes and jam tarts (spare pastry always turns into jam tarts) in the oven before I collapsed onto the settee to watch Strictly Take Two. Later we will be watching the original terminator on Sky although I suspect I'll actually be asleep on the settee long before it finishes.
Go Tom Go.
4 comments:
What nice cards. x
Very pretty cards Angela.
Hi Angela,
I could feel your frustation at lining up the edges of your stitching with the card.. I have the same grrrrr when doing this but now I stick the stitched piece to a piece of spare white card with double sided tape then because it is stiff it is easier to line up and position under the window of the card. Well some times it is!! Any way your card was lovely I would have been delighted if it had been made for me..
Chris x
Lovely cards. I do love this exchange. :0)
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