Hello Everyone!
I am super excited today because it's my first post as a CardMaker Magazine blog Designer!
It's the only magazine I submit my work to!
I was also a contributing artists in a book published by DRG/CardMaker called
"Coloring Techniques for Card Making" and will be giving a copy of it away to a lucky commentor, so read on to find out how you can win! :)
I'm just going to give you a sneak peek of my card because I am hoping that you'll head on over to our CardMaker Magazine blog and check it out there. ;)
I also have a little "Chain Stitching on Cards" tutorial for you there. :)
Now...how do you win this book?
Head on over to the CardMaker blog, leave me a little love, then come back and let me know what you think about my card.
It's that easy!
You don't even have to be a follower but I would ♥ it if you are (old or new)! :)
I will pick and announce the winner on Sunday.
Thanks so much for dropping by!
♥Hugs♥
True :D
I think your card is lovely True. Love how you have matched the colours of the thread with the ribbon and the matting card too. It would be fabulous to win such a brilliant book, thanks for the chance.
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Dawn xx
Your Thanks card is so pretty! I love the colours of the thread and ribbon.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Always appreciated!
Thank you for sharing! :)
True, Congratulations! Your card and stitching are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to you! That's so exciting. I've loved your creations for ages, so it's no surprise to me that you were featured!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, wow, you are on the most exciting DT's, just call if i can help,lol, no serious, would love to play with..........:))
ReplyDeleteI love your card, the stitching is so cool, thanks for showing us how, you are one talented lady!!
lotsa luv
left you some luv on your post~awesome post BTW!!!!!Thanks for a chance to win the book!!!!
ReplyDeleteYour card looks awesome True, and your stitching is just so perfect and even. I love how it looks and the card iitself looks wonderful. Love it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card and such an easy-to-follow tutorial. It's been years since I've done any chain-stitching so the how-to refresher was quite helpful. I may just have to give this a try. I have your CDS quilt blocks set but haven't had a chance to get them inky. Now I want to more than ever!!
ReplyDeleteWow, so great to be published...thanks for the clear tutorial...your card is wonderful and so personal!
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Congrats on being published. I love your card and the technique is great. Who would have ever though that sewing could make a card sew beautiful. Great job.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Rosalee
Big congrats and it looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour tutorial is wonderful. Congrats on the book, the DT position, and all the lovely comments you are receiving. You deserve it. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteWow! Gorgeous card Trudy! I loooooved your tutorial!
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Love the stitching, True! Wonderful tutorial and your have such great handwriting. Love the color variety you chose in the floss, too.
ReplyDeleteTrue I am so excited for you! This is a wonderful opportunity for a wonderful person. Fantastically beautiful card.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful card Trudy. Thanks for your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteTrue I think your card is awesome! Your tutorial was wonderful and very easy to follow.
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Dianne
Great tutorial. You card is so cute. Never would I have the patience to do that stitching. Love the different colors in the string.
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You did a fabulous job with your first blog post!!!! Gorgeous card Tudy!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial True. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI just came back from looking at your card and the tutorial at The CardMaker Magazine. I love your stitchery. Wow, what a way to marry my love of stitchery with card making! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous - LOVE that stitching WTG Chick !!
ReplyDeleteAwesome Trudy!! I can't wait to give this a try. I don't have a machine but love the look! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card True!
ReplyDeleteYou did a wonderful job True!!
ReplyDeleteYour card is gorgeous True. Very stylish. Thank you for the tutorial I will give it a try.
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Cathy
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Totally well deserved! Great job True!!
ReplyDeleteDeanne :)
Great card!!! Wish I had the patience to do real stitching.
ReplyDeletelol, I guess I didn't read all of the message! I left a comment on the blog but not here! Your card is gorgeous and the stitching is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi True! Your card is just lovely! Beautiful work!! Think maybe about making a digi stamp set of some words. I know my handwriting is not near as nice as your! Great card!
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True, your card is lovely, as usual!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and lovely card! I may get some use from my embroidery threads after all!
ReplyDeletetrudy, awesome, what you show about stitching on cards!
ReplyDeleteit was a GREAT inspiration!
hugs and kisses from germany,
silvi xoxo
I love your style! I am coloring challenged so a chance to win your book is a real bonus! Have a great holiday season.
ReplyDeleteLoved the chain stitching info....thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to your blog and would love to win the color technique book! I so need help in that area! I already saw your embroidered card! Loved it!
ReplyDeleteKris in Alaska
funamom at yahoo dot com
Love this idea! Thanks for sharing :) The tutorial is great, too - love your step by stp images. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteTried to comment before-didn't publish!!?? Do love the ribbon you used. What a great project to stitch while watching TV. Left you some love!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, would love to try this. Left you some love!
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