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November IHSW

Hello Everyone!

I hope you all had a good productive weekend.

Mine turned out to be a bit more experimental than I would have liked.

I stitched one card - which took longer than imagined and I havent made it into a card yet!

Then I played with some plastic canvas and eventually made two plastic canvas ornaments to hang in cards - on 14 count. They came out 'ok' but not as well as I would have liked.  I have some photos but I havent finished the cards yet.

So not too bad as I spent a lot of time stitching but slightly disappointed with the end results.

On 18ct

Pictures are blurry - oops!

One side of a Nativity tissue box


lying flat


Standing card



Again blurry - will have to retake them

hmmm - undecided


I am about to check out how everyone else got on.....I am well prepared for stitching envy and lots of inspiration.

Comments

  1. All those are so cute!Love that little snowman! And those cards are really original and pretty awesome :D

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  2. Whoa, you got a lot done over the weekend, Kate. The cards are adorable.

    I think the plastic canvases turned out great. :D

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  3. The little snowman is so cute. Great cards!

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  4. Nice work! My Santa piece is nearly done so if you want to send me your address I should be able to send it this week. You can reach me at Tikistiches@gmail.com.

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  5. I think they look great! Better to experiment in November than to jump full stop in December!

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  6. Those projects are so cute! I love the snowman design- he reminds me a little of a Hello Kitty sort of character- and the nativity scene box panel is really nice looking! Good luck with all of your holiday stitching!

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  7. wow :D You had a busy weekend! Those designs look so cute!

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  8. I love the little snow man at the top, so darling!

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