Friday, June 22, 2012

The Comfort of a Quilt

For our Dirty Dozen theme in March of "Keeping You in Stitches" I created this quilt card.  I have done a few quilts in my lifetime and I love them.  I created this one using this tutorial.  I have to tell you that I cut and piece the quilt portion of this card in less than an hour.  I did it before going to work one morning..
I used 3 plain colored card stock and to coordinating designer papers.  The Martha Stewart Punch Around the Page is "Loops".  I embossed by paper with a cuttlebug embossing folder.  The pearls are from Recollection.  The heart charm was also a find in the jewelry and bead section at Michael's.
 This is a close up of the pretty heart locket charm. 
 This shows how pretty the embossing looks close up just like the intricate stitching of a real quilt.
Thank you for stopping by today.  I hope I have inspired you to try to make one of this fun quilt cards.  Leave me a comment when you do to let me know so I can come visit and leave you a comment.  See you again soon!

8 comments:

Marisa said...

Beautifully done, Carol! Now if I could have that in real life I'd be under it with a book in hand in no time LOL! Great work.

KarinsArtScrap said...

wow i love your quilt card carol, beautiful made.

greetings karin

Emily Keaton said...

Carol, your paper-pieced quilt card is gorgeous! So much impact for a quick card. The colors here are beautiful!

JD/ Jill said...

Very pretty!

nwilliams6 said...

Wonderful quilt card - such sweet papers and that heart is perfect!!!! This does have a warm and comforting feel to it. Gorgeous as usual my friend. Hugz!

Tonya said...

This is so beautiful. I love all of the details.
Thank you for the super comment on my photo at SCS. It made my day. :o)

Benzi said...

Carol, this is one beautiful quilt card . It's so yummy with the pearls and loops. Those loops would really be pretty on a real quilt and I'm quite sure you could pull that off. Go for it!
Have a great Sunday.

Colleen Dietrich said...

It *does* look like a real quilt, Carol! I think it's so beautiful. The colors and patterns remind me of a real quilt I made for my 10YO, when she was little. We only recently 'retired' it, and now there's something more modern on her bed. :)