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I started off trying to make a simple card, but I have a habit of adding more and more things to it! I just can't leave well enough alone!
I took the Scenic Route Ashville Cumberland Ave paper and turned it over and used the green paper for my background. I painted the chipboard flower white and added some glitter. For the little gate at the bottom, I just printed hello on my computer and cut the letters out to fit behind the holes. One tip: put Word on 100%, then you can see it full size, hold up the gate to the screen and you can size them without printing them over and over!
For the stitching, I had some embroidery floss that I got at Walmart for 10 cents. Just poked holes with my needle and sewed around the edge. Easy card to make, just a little time consuming with the stitching. (dt work for IMCK)
I took the Scenic Route Ashville Cumberland Ave paper and turned it over and used the green paper for my background. I painted the chipboard flower white and added some glitter. For the little gate at the bottom, I just printed hello on my computer and cut the letters out to fit behind the holes. One tip: put Word on 100%, then you can see it full size, hold up the gate to the screen and you can size them without printing them over and over!
For the stitching, I had some embroidery floss that I got at Walmart for 10 cents. Just poked holes with my needle and sewed around the edge. Easy card to make, just a little time consuming with the stitching. (dt work for IMCK)


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