



Although these cards were really time consuming, I was really pleased with the end product.
What do you think?
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- Designing the calling card was tons of fun. Stamps, papers, scissors!
- I cut the map, and recycled grocery bags into strips. I chose the map of Portugal for good luck (because that's where I'm from). It was really colorful too!
- I secured the map to the calling card.
- I stamped each piece of brown paper with one of my favorite stamps "star", and then secured that piece to the card.
- Now the fun part, sewing each card with bright red thread.
- Almost finished... cards or garland?..... wait for it, wait for it...
- Voila , my calling cards
These are totally radical, amigo!
ReplyDeleteI love your calling cards. They are adorable. I am so excited to see where your adventures take you.
ReplyDeleteBe careful of your fingers while using that Singer. Stitched fingers are no fun ;-)
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