SORT OF A FABRIC LOOK-A-LIKE...

There's lots of talk about TEXTILES and FABRICS for card and project-making, but here's something made from paper that almost LOOKS like it could be fabric...

To get perfect placement for the four cross stitches, I punched holes using the Paper-Piercing Tool and the Mat Pack.  To "sew" the sections together, I used several strands of embroidery thread and a needle with a large eye.  To fray the paper edges, I used the Cutter Kit Distressing Tool.  For more interest, I turned the paper grain of the three bottom circles at a 90 degree angle - but - the grain on the top circle is horizontal like the card.

Supplies & Accessories:  Stamp Set #115370 Teeny Tiny Wishes; Stamp Pad #103139 Close to Cocoa; Textured Card Stock #108697 Chocolate Chip, Creamy Caramel; Card Stock #101650 Very Vanilla; Tools #106958 Distressing Tool Cutter Kit, #105826 Mat Pack, #116631 Paper-Piercing Tool; Big Shot Machine and #117335 Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Folder; Punches #112004 1-3/4" Circle, #104401 1-3/8" Circle, #104403 1-1/4" Circle, #109046 1" Circle; Adhesive #104430 Stampin' Dimensionals.

Speaking of Textiles...  Check out my Textile Page (Click on the Textile button, right sidebar).  If you like the Purse Card, email me and I'll send you the two-page PDF file with instructions.

 

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