Monday, November 14, 2022

Stitching Behind a Coverplate Die


Hello! Welcome back to my blog. For today's card, I am featuring a Christmas coverdie from Kat Scrappiness. I did some stitching which shows through the open spaces of the coverdie. 

To create the card, I die cut the coverdie on a heavy weight cardstock. I die cut a 4 1/4" X 5 1/2" 80 lb. white cardstock using a slim card stitching die from Crafty Meraki. I temporarily adhered the coverdie die cut to the stitching die cut with washi tape, creating a hinge on the right side of the die cut. In this way, I will be able to know the areas where I will be stitching a certain color of the embroidery floss. 

Once I filled up the spaces with cross stitches, I adhered the coverdie to the stitched panel with liquid glue. I die cut another piece of the tree coverdie and stacked it over the coverdie from some dimension. I trimmed the excess on the sides. I placed something heavy over this panels for better adhesion between the layers while the glue is drying.


I matted this stitched panel with a red cardstock. I adhered this to a dark green side folding note card. 


I embellished the panel with star gems, pearls and snowflake sequins. 

I love the final outcome of this project since it combines two of my favorites, cardmaking and stitching. I feel like I can re-create this card again using a different color combination of embroidery floss. To make things easier for me next time, I created the stitching pattern into a pdf (Kat Scrappiness Christmas Tree Stitching Pattern).

Thank you for visiting my blog. Have a blessed, brilliant and creative day!

I added below a link to the Kat Scrappiness product I used on this card. There will be no additional cost to you should you decide to purchase this product. While you are at the Kat Scrappiness website, do check out their wide array of products especially the exclusive Kat Scrappiness products. 

Maria Giselle B.

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