Saturday, January 19, 2013

CottageCutz Sewing Machine

 Hooray for the weekend.  Hope your weekend is all you want it to be.  I have been away for a bit as I have been working on a project that I am still not finished yet.  Today I have a card for CottageCutz made with some of the new Vintage release dies.  This card is made with: 
 The edges of the paper have been sewn with a real sewing machine.  The paper punched lace at the top is embellished with real buttons with crochet thread bows to compliment the real lace at the bottom.  The mini dress form is mounted on a teabag folded flower that looks like a quilt square in real life.  The camera just did not pick up the lovely dimension.  A button was attached to the center of the dress form and another bow made from crochet thread was attached.  Thanks so much for stopping by.  Have a wonderful "crafty" weekend!  Here are the dies used:



18 comments:

Emily Keaton said...

Carol, this is darling! You know I love to sew, so this card is really tickling my fancy. :-) I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

JD/ Jill said...

Very pretty. Brings back memories of my sewing days. Maybe one of these days I'll get back to it again...Maybe...

Cheryl Walker said...

Carol, your card is absolutely BEAUTIFUL hun!!! I LOVE everything about this, of course I LOVE all your work!!! Love all the details on this!!!!!
Have a wonderful weekend!!
hugs,
Cheryl

Marisa said...

Such a fun sewing machine - my mom had an old Singer like it LOL! Love the dress form you added to the corner too. wonderfully done :)

pam124 said...

I knew that was a little dress diecut. I can see it closer here. What an absolutely fabulous sewing themed tailored (pardon the pun) card Carol. How do you do it?

KarinsArtScrap said...

such a lovely card Carol.

greetings karin

Sherri said...

Just beautiful! You have combined all the gorgeous dies into a gorgeous design & a card anyone would be thrilled to receive!

Benzi said...

Carol, this is adorable! I love all the buttons across the top. And, I can see that the folded flower would look like a quilt square. What a cute, old sewing machine.

Me thinks you're working on something that includes snowmen????? LOL

Donna Ellis said...

Hi, Carol! The colors you've selected for your vintage die cuts look perfect - still feminine and sweet, but that "oldish" feel LOL - LOVE that double zig zag stitch with the darker thread. I have not tried darker threads yet, because my hands shake so miserably that the stitched lines are never straight LOL The buttons provide fabulous dimension and are cute as can be. So pretty. Thanks for explaining how you put your card together, and happy cardmaking to you, hugs, de

Caroline D. said...

This is adorable!! All the embellies you used are perfect for the antique sewing machine die.... from the lace and buttons to the zig zag stitching!

Marisa Job said...

Gorgeous card!! I love visiting your blog, your creations are always amazing!!

Frances said...

Great design and colors, Love the vintage and elegant look. hugs, Frances.

Becky said...

Wonderful creation, beautiful paper and lace.

Sparkly Engineer said...

Fabulous! Those buttons are perfect for that border and I like how you used the same button on the sewing mannequin. The thread wrapped around the spool and all the zig-zag stitching on this card are also kewl. Your attention to detail really makes this card a masterpiece.

Audrey Hiltke said...

What an amazing creation Carol. As always every detail has been so beautifully attended-to, just remarkable my friend!
Hugs,
Audrey

Colleen Dietrich said...

You are stocking up on some awesome dies, lady! This sewing machine looks wonderful!

Cindy Haffner said...

Carol your work is STUNNING!!~

Unknown said...

Hi Carol.
You left me a comment on Splitcoast Stampers and I clicked on your link to your blog. Sure glad I did! You have absolutely GORGEOUS stuff!! Love the detail you put into your work. You can sure tell your heart is in it :)
I'm signing up to join your members because I want to see lots more :) I'm abbycsr on splitcoast but will use my stampingabby gmail account to sign on.