Over the years, I've stitched a variety of small winter holiday designs, just to have them ready when I needed them. I used to make little gift tags and small ornaments for co-workers when I went to an office every day. Now I was wondering if I'd ever use what I stitched. So I picked four of them up and turned them into greeting cards. I felt like I was working on some kind of assembly line, but it was fun to finish them up and be able to finally use them.
This was from a Sam Hawkins book of holiday designs. I don't know why I didn't use this earlier. It looks so cute to me now.
Not sure where this design came from. A web freebie maybe? A magazine design? Anyway, I like cute Rudolph's.
Here's another design I can't place. But he's a sweet little bear, I think.
And the final one is from a Donna Kooler book of designs. I've stitched a ton of designs from that book, and I can never resist a cute snowman.
All your stitching is so fun! Love that flatbed turkey! And the cards -- great! Hope you had a great Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteOw such a cute patterns you stitched and made in beautifull cards!!!
ReplyDeleteI never stitch cards anymore, It takes a lot of time and I have seen they always go to the trashcan. I rather make some they can use!!!
I always save everything that is handmade.....
Cute! I love cute Rudolphs too! It's hard enough for me to get cards out with just signatures. I'm in awe of your stitched cards.
ReplyDeleteIt always feels good to get stitching used in something. The cards will go down well.
ReplyDeleteReally cute cards Annie!
ReplyDeleteGreat card finishing! Some of your friends are going to be really lucky this year.
ReplyDeleteThose little designs are so cute! And really make wonderful cards!!
ReplyDeleteAaaw, they are adorable, especially Rudolph. I love the card finishes too, very clever way of using small designs. Have a great weekend Annie.
ReplyDeletewow..lovely stitching...cute cards
ReplyDeleteSuch cute and cheerful Christmas cards!
ReplyDeleteWhat great cards! A nice way to finish off a little stitched piece!
ReplyDeleteYour cards turned out so cute, you did such a great job on them!
ReplyDeleteI also loved your Altoid tin finish and a sleeve for a coffee cup, you are so creative!
It's nice that you found a use for all of your little stitchings, Annie--they make great cards! I'm sure the recipients will love them as much as you loved stitching them :)
ReplyDeleteHope your Thanksgiving was yummy!
They are so sweet, Annie :D
ReplyDeleteYou're definitely organized! You made great use of those stitched pieces :o)
ReplyDeleteWhat cute patterns! Love the reindeer one!
ReplyDeleteEach one is more adorable than the other!! =)
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely cards you've made, Annie. Well done!
ReplyDeleteFirst time in years i haven't made any x'mas cards.
Hi Annie! Great stitching for Christmas cards! Love them! Cards that friends will keep and put out every year, remembering you!!! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat cute cards! I have never stitched a card but it's pretty popular on this side of the pond, with the needleworkers, anyway!
ReplyDeleteI loved the card with the little christmas bear the best ..... and guess what TURNED UP IN MY MAIL BOX THIS MORNING.
ReplyDeletethank you Anne I am thrilled to receive it.