SU Itty Bitty Banners for Baby

Tara has a neat challenge for us this week at the Friday Mashup #178. I am utterly amazed week after week when I see what you crafty ones create for the challenges. And this week, I am really excited to see your cards and projects!

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Here’s your Mashup Challenge:
 Create a Project using “Vellum.”
Create a Project with “Stitching (Sewing or Faux).”
or
Mash it up! and create a Project with “Vellum and Stitching.”

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Grab a cup of something….I am going to get long winded

…thanks in advance for the therapy time, friends!

Now, I have to say…I really did attempt the “sewing on card stock” technique. My little RN was off of work and sat in my stamping room with me enjoying a good book while I played around with this challenge (priceless day). So, I have a witness that I got out the sewing machine, watched a few tutorials, and then attempted to sew on my card stock! Oh my, I changed up tensions and blah, blah, blah but all that needle did was make ugly holes in my paper and ball up on the opposite side of the paper. Ugh…

I was attempting to sew a vellum pocket like the card on p. 149 of the Annual Catalog and put some little circles in it. Well, since I could not get the sewing to work out for me, I decided to make a pocket with vellum and some SU Lullaby DSP using the SU Banner Framelits layered inside each other. I then added a little banner with  DSP and vellum just adhered directly to the banner. I added some circles to the outside of the vellum, too. But I still did not have any stitching on my card!!! I tried my white gel pen that would not cooperate with me, either.  So out came the Needlepoint Embossing Folders to the rescue. How did I end up spending so much time on a card? Once I started I just would not get it out of my head…

SU Itty Bitty Banners Baby!

 

SU Itty Bitty Banner for Baby Close up !!!

Now, you boys and girls go create something for this challenge

that does not drive you crazy!

You can link up at the Friday Mashup.

4 comments

  1. But it turned out so beautiful in the end! 🙂 Smiling imagining what you went through :). You painted the picture perfectly with words, and I am still smiling. Glad you had such a great day with your daughter. xo

  2. This is just adorable Cindy. I love the polka dots and the use of the vellum was so creative. I wish I had that EF! Perfect baby card!

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