This is a very special card for me. I have combined my two hobbies - cards and embroidery for this project.
I have done embroidery on cards earlier too, but that was on the card stock itself, but never got a chance to share, I didn't had a blog back then. This time I have tried something different. I did my embroidery on fabric, and then used it on the card.
I don't remember when was the last time I used my embroidery threads and needle. Thanks to Virginia's challenge, I used it today.
Firstly, I hand drew my basket (of lately I am into drawing my own images, since I don't own too many stamps) and embroidered it using a golden brown thread, and used the french knot stitches for the roses, and some other stitches (not going into the details of the stitches) to finish up.
Stamped the sentiment 'love you', and used stencils for 'mom'. Finally added a tiny bloom with the palm twine.
I just want the embroidered flower basket to be the focus of this card, so didn't feel like adding anything else.
I have done embroidery on cards earlier too, but that was on the card stock itself, but never got a chance to share, I didn't had a blog back then. This time I have tried something different. I did my embroidery on fabric, and then used it on the card.
I don't remember when was the last time I used my embroidery threads and needle. Thanks to Virginia's challenge, I used it today.
Firstly, I hand drew my basket (of lately I am into drawing my own images, since I don't own too many stamps) and embroidered it using a golden brown thread, and used the french knot stitches for the roses, and some other stitches (not going into the details of the stitches) to finish up.
Stamped the sentiment 'love you', and used stencils for 'mom'. Finally added a tiny bloom with the palm twine.
I just want the embroidered flower basket to be the focus of this card, so didn't feel like adding anything else.
Glued the embroidered patch on a white card stock, followed by a shimmery golden card stock.
A closer look at the bloom and twine.
The Process:
Finished drawing the basket, I did freehand embroidery for the flowers and leaves, didn't feel the need to draw.
done!
Doing the french knot for the roses. Used color shaded threads for the embroidery.
Ready to be ironed and cut!
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I really love all the colors in this inspiration picture! - needled flora ;)
I am so glad that there are challenges which call for thread and needles too!
Thank you for stopping by, have a great day!
Oh my, Rahmat! Your stitching really stole the show here! I love the details of the basket and how you stitched the flowers....truly a work of art! I am so glad that Virginia's View Challenge prompted you to share your beautiful embroidery work with us! This is such a TREAT to see! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness what a wonderful way to combine the hobbies together!! Wonderful project!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow!! What an awesome talent, this card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLaura
Such an adorable card! Your embroidery is so beautiful! I especially love the little French Knot roses!
ReplyDeleteThis is so absolutely stunning Rahmat! Your embroidery is so impressive and I just love those little French Knot roses! Gorgeous!! Thank you *so* much for playing to find a Cure For The Monday Blues!
ReplyDeleteOh WOW,, Rahmat! Your stitching is amazing!! I love all the beautiful details of the flowers and basket!
ReplyDeleteWow! Your embroidery looks awesome on this card!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! You took stitching to a whole different level!! This is stunning!! It would make a fabulous gift-just include a little frame to frame it in after the day. Stunning work!!
ReplyDeleteOMG! Your embroidery is so amazing! And that was done by freehand! I am speechless! Just beautiful! ^_^
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