Anna Griffin card and scrapbooking kits offer so many possibilities and combinations of designs! I love to play around with different looks. Here is a Thank You card I made recently.
Ingredients:
-Cream Card Stock
-Green paper, paisley paper, and die cuts from Anna Griffin Chic Paisley Card and Scrapbook Paper Kit
-Flower domed sticker from Anna Griffin Dome and Flocked Stickers
-”Many Thanks” stamp from Anna Griffin 5 Sets Greetings and Alphabet Rubber Stamps
-Diamond Border stamp from Anna Griffin 21 Clear Border Stamps Set
Posted on June 8th, 2009 by Lauren
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Recently I made a card for a friend who is getting married. I am in love with Anna Griffin’s papers and embellishments, so I used her collection to make the card.
Ingredients:
Cream Card stock
Yellow, pink-striped, and yellow paisley papers from Anna Griffin Chic Paisley Card and Scrapbook Paper Kit
Flocked Bride Sticker from Anna Griffin Flocked and Domed Sticker Kit
Flower Die Cut from Anna Griffin Die Cut Embellishment Kit
Anna Griffin Cream Button Brads
Posted on May 26th, 2009 by Lauren
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Have you tried stamped cross stitch? Counted cross stitch is done on special fabric with evenly spaced holes in it so that your stitching looks very uniform. But there are some items that just look better with normal cloth instead of counted cross stitch fabric or counted cross stitch panels sewn into them. Aprons and pillowcases are two items that come to mind. The fabric used for stamped cross stitch is generally a polyester cotton blend. The pattern is stamped onto the fabric with a wash away ink. Once the stitching is completed, the item can be washed and the ink disappears.
Besides aprons and pillowcases, there are also quilts, quilt blocks, samplers, tablecloths, lap quilts, baby quilts, and Christmas stockings that come ready to do stamped cross stitch onto. If you have never tried stamped cross stitch or embroidery, we suggest you give it a whirl!
We carry Bucilla, Tobin, Dimensions, Janlynn, and a few others.
Posted on May 19th, 2009 by Anita
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