making cards
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making cards
So far I have mostly stitched large pieces from kits, but I want to cross stitch a card for a friend's wedding. I have some ideas, but how does everyone else go about 'marrying' the Aida and cardstock, so to speak?
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Anchor Elephant Stroll
Country Threads Pink Phallys
2013 Finishes
'B is for Bird'
Country Threads Cockatiels
Country Threads King Parrots
Vervaco tiger bookmark
Mini birdcage
Mini dolphin
Re: making cards
I know there have been a few times that this subject comes up and I think maybe we should put up a sticky thread for it.
Anyway there are all different ideas and everyone has a favorite.
I personally use hot glue in very small amounts and attach my stitching that way. Others use double sided tape, or those dots that scrapbookers use. There isalso a fabric glue that would probably work.

Anyway there are all different ideas and everyone has a favorite.
I personally use hot glue in very small amounts and attach my stitching that way. Others use double sided tape, or those dots that scrapbookers use. There isalso a fabric glue that would probably work.
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Re: making cards
I use either a craft/scrapbooking glue or double sided tape to attach stitching to cards. It is easy to do and the glue dries well with no reside or colour to mess things up.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Sally in Brisbane Australia
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Christmas Stocking from World of Cross Stitching mag. 262
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Christmas Stocking from World of Cross Stitching mag. 262