I started with an old hankie...this one has a large stain in the other corner so it was perfect to cut apart!
To stamp my image on fabric I always reach for versacraft ink by Tsukineko.
I trimmed a little closer to my image with a straight edge and a rotary cutter. Makes for quick cutting!
Here are the copic marker colors I used on my fabric. If you have been to one of my copic certifications you will have seen in real life how to color on fabric. If you have never colored on fabric before....try it out on a little piece of scrap first. Fabric acts very differently than paper!
Using this FABULOUS new Die-namic die that is being released this month I cut out a couple pieces of batting and created a window in my kraft card stock.
I centered my image under my card stock window and trimmed off any excess fabric.
I placed my two layers of batting under my fabric so that I created a nice plush front. Then I stitched it in place to my card base.
Here are the details about the upcoming release on August 2 at 10 PM EST:
- The MFT release is on August 2 at 10 PM EST. You can attend the release party from 8-10 PM EST here in the forum for fun, games, and prizes! All the new sets and dies will be available August 2 at 10 PM EST.
- The guest designer contest is ON! Check out the forum for details on how YOU can win over $100 in stamp sets and play along with the DT for a month.
- If you'd like to see all the teasers for today, please click on over to Kim's blog NOW! Be sure to leave comments as you go for a chance to win one of 2 $10 vouchers being given away daily, just for leaving a comment. :) Check Kim's blog every day for the winners.
31 comments:
Oh my word..I have to try this technique! Turned out so great! Your project sure has that WOW effect! :)
fabulous tutorial Sherrie
wow, love this, thanks for the tutorial
So cool Sherrie!
Hi Sherrie! What a cool project!! Love it! Thanks for sharing!!
How fun and creative - love the fabric stamping.
wow, beautiful! thank you for the tutorial. i loved the tag but the way you created it, awesome, i will certainly be looking at my hankie's differently now, but the plush effect is awesome. i am going to try it. i don't know what it will look like but this one is beautiful.
What a great project and fantastic tutorial too! Love the batting idea you clever girl!
Beautifully done, Sherrie! What a wonderful idea! Thanks for the tutorial! :D
Thank you for sharing how you did your project. It is simply beautiful.
ksbhotdog@centurylink.net
Stamping on a hankie? Oh my you're brave....
Amazing project, Sherrie! Great tutorial, too!
Thank you so much for showing us step by step instructions on how you created your tag. Beautifully done on that old hankie.
Oh my goodness -- this is SO cool! You are always so clever! :)
On fabric? Never would've guessed it! Absolutely beautiful and I love the matching color of the stitching and sentiment.
Oops! I forgot to add my contact information to my earlier post. Elle swck99@att.net
wow, fabulous! Thanks for sharing your technique!
Anne
Great card!! So clever!!
What a great idea. Perfect for holiday cards too. Thanks for the tutorial
This is off the charts FABULOUS Sherrie!!! Love that plushy feel and the hanky idea is DIVINE!!
Crafty Hugs!
Meredith
What a wonderful idea! I have some old vintage fabrics that are also not in "pristene" condition and would work perfectly for this!Thanks!
Phenomenal! LOVE this use of a delicate hanky:) The coloring is so soft and subtle!
What a great tutorial! Love your card!
Awesome project. Thanks for the fabulous tutorial. I love the image and your coloring! :)
Beautiful! And how clever to use the hankie!
You never cease to amaze! This is AWESOME!
Oh Sherrie - this is STUNNING. So delicate and beautiful! I have to try this!
Wonderful card! So creative. Just love the upraised, fabric image. Beautiful! :)
Gorgeous card - what a fabulous idea to breathe new life into that hankie ;)
Thanks for the tutorial!
Rx
How fun is this?!?! I love how it poofs a little. Loveliness!
Totally adorable!
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