This week’s card is called Ann’s 70th and was made by Nette. This dazzling card was made using the Form-A-Lines Vase of Flowers Pattern and the PinBroidery Free Star Border Pattern.

Nette said: “I used the star border from Pinbroidery and added the Form-A-Lines vase of flowers pattern in the middle.”

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This week’s card is called Shades of brown and was made by Kate. This gorgeous card was made using the Form-A-Lines Elegant Hat 2 Pattern.

Kate said: “I reduced the elegant hats pattern. It is stitched in copper with brads in the same colour.”

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This week’s card is called Valentine card and was made by Jasu. This attractive card was made using the Stitching Cards Hares pattern inside heart shapes created by the card maker.

Jasu said: “It is stitched on white hammered card, with gold and red metallic threads, mounted onto red and white card. I created the heart shape and used the Stitching Cards hares design for the centre. I have also used small rose for the embellishment.”

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This week’s card is called Bookmarks as cards as bookmarks and was made by FionaB. This good-looking card was made using Stitching Cards Value Pack No. 22: Bookmark Flowers Patterns.

FionaB said: “These were designed as bookmarks but I am sending them as open cards with strips of double-sided self-adhesive tape on the inside and an instruction to remove the backing tape, seal and use as a bookmark afterwards.”

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This week’s card is called Happy 21st Birthday and was made by Nette. This eye-catching card was made using the Stitching Cards Helicopter with Cake pattern.

Sequins are used to add colour and sparkle to the helicopter’s eye and tail plus the candle flames.

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This week’s card is called Lady with umbrella and was made by Kate. This attractive card was made using the Stitching Cards Bookmark Lady with umbrella pattern.

Kate said: “This is one of my favourite stitching cards patterns; it was made for a book lover. The dress is stitched in turquoise with variegated thread for the umbrella.”

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This week’s card is called Clown and was made by Pam Zimmerman. This amusing card was made using the Stitching Cards Bead Clown pattern.

Pam Zimmerman said: “I made the picture on a separate piece of card stock then mounted on a card with speciality paper. I made this for a friend that is down and out just to cheer her up a little.”

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This week’s card is called Birthday Card for step dad and was made by Littlepossum. This attractive card was made using the windmill and waterwheel from the Form-A-Lines Country Scenes Set Patterns.

Littlepossum said: “I joined these two patterns together to make a nicer card for my step dad. I used various metallic threads and added peel offs to finish the card off.”

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This week’s card is called Four Birds singing and was made by Jasu. This delightful card was made using the PinBroidery Four calling birds Pattern.

Jasu said: “It was stitched on cream coloured cards with plain green, black and variegated silk threads, and then mounted onto textured green card. I used black beads for the musical note & red beads for berries and peel offs for the frame.”

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This week’s card is called Happy 1st Christmas and was made by Nette. This adorable card was made using the Stitching Cards Skating snowmen pattern.

Nette said: “It was stitched on a white card, with pink, blue, copper and variegated thread’s. I used peel offs for the frame and diamante for the snow and buttons.

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