This week’s card is called Three Butterflies and was made by Must love cats. This lovely card was made using the Stitching Cards Free Butterfly Pattern.

Must love cats said; “I adapted the free Stitching Cards “Butterfly” pattern to make this card. I added a gold thread border around each butterfly and then used an edging ruler to get the “torn” edge neat. I reduced the butterflies to fit the pattern but did not reduce the number of holes in the pattern, so in places the holes were very close together. I backed these areas with cellotape so that they did not tear. I did reduce the number of beads by half. It was inspired by a stamped card in the F-A-L gallery.”

Cards featured here must have been posted in either the Stitching Cards forum gallery or the Forum-A-Lines forum gallery. The card should be based on a Stitching Cards pattern or a Form-A-Lines pattern. This picture was posted in the Stitching Cards forum gallery.

Six Christmas patterns have been added to the Stitching Cards collection.

They are Nativity, Santa’s washing, Dove of peace, Holly and triangles, Hearts and Christmas trees, Santa and stars.

The patterns are available individually and in a value pack of all six designs. The pattern size is 152 mm x 104 mm (6 x 4½ inches).

Value pack: stitchingcards.com/product.php/467/

Individual patterns: stitchingcards.com/section.php/6/

A happy lion pattern has been added to the Stitching Cards collection.

This cartoon style pattern makes a great birthday card for young boys or girls.

The pattern size is 152 mm x 104 mm (6 x 4½ inches).

www.stitchingcards.com/product.php/460/happy-lion

This week’s card is called Lovely toddler and was made by Liken. This gorgeous card was made using the Stitching Cards Bookmark Baby pattern.

Liken said; “I used a single pattern from the Bookmark Baby (Stitching Cards) on a paper rosette, and added the inscription ‘Lovely toddler’ in polish.”

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This week’s card is called Hedgehogs and was made by Must love cats. This splendid card was made using the Stitching Cards Hedgehogs pattern.

Must love cats said; “This is an extremely versatile pattern. I’ve used it for adult and children birthdays and it’s even worked well as an anniversary and engagement card. This one was done in a variegated brown thread , which in my opinion, looks the best.”

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This week’s card is called Beaded Flower and was made by Nedlnut. This attractive card was made using the Stitching Cards Free Bead Pattern.

Nedlnut said; “The Stitching Cards free beaded flower pattern is stitched on a Spellbinders curved rectangle, using green and dark blue beads and cardstock.”

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A Hockey pattern has been added to the Stitching Cards collection.

The design features crossed hockey sticks with a ball. This would make a great birthday card for anyone who enjoys hockey. It can also be used for congratulations, thank you and other messages.

The pattern size is 152 mm x 104 mm (6 x 4½ inches).

www.stitchingcards.com/product.php/459/hockey