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In & Out of Studio 3D
Friday, 13 November 2015
P is for Pets
Topic: Paper Embroidery

The embroidery alphabet swap is up to the letter 'P' now and the assignment was to make a card related to Pets.

We don't have any pets at our house - all of the animals around here are wild in the great outdoors. However, both of us love to watch crazy cat videos on YouTube so I decided to stitch cats on a card.

I had a distressed panel from which I had diecut the word 'hello' for another project. I backed it with a different color of distressed panel and added the cutouts from the loops back in their appropriate places.

I pricked out the two cats from one of my own patterns and stitched them using a verigated thread that matched the inset lettering.

The cats blended into the background so much that I used a yellowish marker to color in some parts, adding a little contrast.


I used a cream coloredcard base with a bit of border showing all around.

Ddd

 


Posted by studio3d@ccgmail.net at 12:01 AM PST

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