Spellbinders Clubkits July 2024 - Stitching Die | Embossing Folder (2D) | Clear Stamp & Die

[@debbieenger1763]

Angela you make the most gorgeous cards! Thank you for sharing your talent with us.

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thank you so much.

[@mauihumv]

Such lovely cards. I love the stitching dies. It is so relaxing to sit and stitch.

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thank you. I love stitching dies as well, relaxing and satisfying.

[@susancrosier5420]

Love the ink blending. It adds so much. Beautiful card!!

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thank you. I love ink blending.

[@kimpatten2568]

Gorgeous cards Angela

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thank you.

[@gulffire117]

Both versions of the bow look good. Doubt any non card makers would notice. These are all lovely.

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thank you. I think so too re the direction of the bow.

[@sewgoodall]

Beautiful cards! The bow looks good either way. Each shows a different perspective, looking from above or below.

[@angelabrennancreations]

Thanks so much!

[@sheilaj6713]

Your cards are so pretty and inspirational for me. My favorite cards to do are the stitching cards. Using the cotton thread is my favorite floss to work with but I do have a problem with thread except DMC, they fray and I will have to end and waste the thread. I like using the metallics but they fray out more and I have been known to rip the cardstock. Any suggestions?

[@angelabrennancreations]

Try this metallic thread.
• DMC Essential Metallics Diamant Metallic Thread Bundle
--- ldli.co/e/nqodpqp [ SPL ]
Also ensure that your card is at least 100lb (c.300gsm) thick so it is sturdy enough to withstand stitching with metallic thread. This type of thread requires the thread to be taut against the card before the next stitch and thus can put a strain on the card.