I've also been trying to get back to my first love, which is stamping. I used markers this time and no fancy die cuts!
~Nancy F.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
Our Daily Bread July Challenge for postage money for OWH
Stitching, ugh! I saw that challenge and thought I wasn't going to get anywhere with it. The more I sat around, the more guilty I felt because this is for such a great cause. For some reason, I decided that stitching and Raggedy Anne would go together. So, this is my effort. I hope it works.
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I'm so glad you decided to make a card for the ODBD challenge. Your Raggedy Ann card is simply adorable. I love the white stitched lines. And the border punch and button really balance out the whole card. Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteAwww, those Raggedy Ann images are so cute, and I love your faux stitching! Way to stamp!
ReplyDeleteYour card is darling! I like how the border punch looks like lace sewn down. You have to be one of the straightest "stitchers" I've seen. Love how you colored Ann too. Glenda F
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this card. I just love Raggedy Ann. You did a great job with the "stitching". And Ann is lovely.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh I just love Raggedy Ann...the papers used are perfect with your cute perfectly colored Raggedy. Thank you for sharing this adorable card.
ReplyDeleteShe just came out so awesome, Nancy..... The markers worked great. Everything blended so nicely. Faux stitching worked, also.
ReplyDeleteNancy, I just love Raggety Anne and you did such a terrific job, especially your "stitching". I see you stitch like I do. Great color combo for this image.
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