Ok, the rush is on! Do you have all your Christmas cards made? Don't panic! With images from Peggy Loves Vintage, you can crank out those cards in no time at all! This precious image is from a set of her Christmas Cut Outs. I simply printed the image, cut it out with my circle Nesties, and popped it up with some dimensional tape. All cardstock is Bazzill and the PP is from Bearly Mine. I machine stitched the large panel, and while I was stitching the smaller panels, I noticed I had ran out of bobbin thread. I didn't want double holes, and it's so hard to get them lined up perfectly again, so I just continued stitching around it with my needle for the holes, and then used a white gel pen for the stitch marks. Not bad, huh?
Added a few Kaiser pearls, some paper lace courtesy of a Martha Stewart punch, and that was it! Please be sure and visit Peggy Loves Vintage to see all the fabulous Christmas images she has available to help you in your quest to get those holiday cards done and in the mail! And don't forget to follow her blog too. She loves to give away free vintage images!! Thanks for stopping by to see me today, and hope to see you back again soon! Hugs!
Oh Sharon what a cute cute card!!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe you just printed it out - so simple but soooo effective.
Great colours - so different in the brown tones.
Your stitching is fab - I wouldn't have known you had used your pen if you hadn't said so!!!
Big hugs, Candy
Awwww this is absolutely adoreable!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a fabulous entry into the Top Tip Tuesday Layer Upon Layer challenge this week - you can enter as many times as you like!
Hope to see you there! Leanne xx
wow this is exceedingly good, fab work x
ReplyDeleteThis is so adorable, Sharon....just love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is toooooo sweet not to copy - thanks for the recipe!
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Geez I think I need to do a bunch of quick cards like that. They are simple but yet so beautiful & I wouldn't have known they weren't hand colored if you hadn't told us. Wonderful work & love that sketch.
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this is gorgeous
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Oh Sharon this is absolutely adorable! Gorgeous card I love all the layers and Peggy's image is precious!
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Juliexx
What an elegant card, Sharon. Great job with the "handstitching". Love the image, very sweet.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card m'dear!
ReplyDeleteStunning hun - love it - sent you an email did you get it?
ReplyDeleteSarah x
So beautiful card Sharon,I love the image and the colours.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous papers.
Hugs Riet.x
I love the browns with this image. Sweet card sis! Thanks bunches!
ReplyDeleteThis is just darling. So cute!
ReplyDeleteJust as sweet as can be, Sharon! And aren't you smart with the pen. Heck, that's the only way I get any atitching on my cards. LOL xxD
ReplyDeleteI love the card! The colors are so beautiful and the image are so cute! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteHugs, Luciana.
Oh my goodness Sharon! What a darling, sweet card you made with Peggy's image. Sooooo sweet!
ReplyDeleteAnd I would have never known that the whole card wasn't real stitching. That's usin' your noggin. LOL Good job!
Huggies ~ Sharron♥
Very pretty. Cute image. Great idea to use the white pen.
ReplyDeleteGirl--this is simply darling...I really love the whole feel to your card...you're such an awesome artist....Happy Beleated Thanksgiving....hugs my friend!!!
ReplyDeleteThat image is really lovely and used perfectly on that card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love this sweet image. If you had not told me about the stitching, I would have never known. That is really awesome! Hope you are well! Best, Curt
ReplyDeleteOh Sharon! This is just so precious! I love the way your accented the image with the scalloped mat and the punched border beneath. The dp is gorgeous! What an excellent card...blessings and hugs, Barb
ReplyDeleteThis is one awesome card. I love the warm colors and the image is just so sweet!
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