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Illustrated Tutorials and Instructions

Step-By-Step Tutorials 1
Here you will find over 80 illustrated step-by-step tutorials. New tutorials are being added on a regular basis.

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More step-by-step tutorials and instructions. New tutorials are being added on a regular basis.

3-in-1 Corner Punch
3-D Acrylic Ball
3-D Paper Figures
Adding Texture to Paper
Beaded Bracelet Tutorial
Blue Paper Star
Blue Travel ATC
Bookmark Tutorial
Butterfly Suncatcher
Card Tips and Techniques
CD Cover
Chalking Tutorial
Chenille
Child’s Backpack
Child’s Wreath
Corner Punches
Crocheted Beaded Bracelet Instructions
Decoupage Tutorial
Dry Brushing
Easter Quilt 1 2
Easy Translucent Star
Effects for Paper Crafts
Embossing Tutorial
Eyelets
Fabric Ball Tutorial
Felt Clutch
Finnish Star Tutorial
Fiskars Shape Boss
Foil Decorations
German Star
Gift Bag Tutorial
Girl’s Paper Tote
Gold Paper Ornament
Halloween Card
Happy Birthday Tag
Hay Decorations
Heart Plant Poke
Holiday Stars
How to Applique Fabric Motifs
How to Bind Edges
How to Finish a Block
How to Fuse Fabric
How to Make a Paper Pinwheel
How to Make a Simple Bow
How to Make Patterns
How to Make Stamps

How to Make Symmetrical Templates
How to Make Wreaths
How to Sew a Border
Jewelry Finishing
Lacè Tutorial
Lantern Tutorial
Making Snowflakes
Mauve Card
Metal Embossing Tutorial
Modelling Clay
Natural Tag
Origami Basket
Origami Butterfly
Origami Frame
Paper Bead Bracelet
Paper Garland
Paper Lady Bug
Paper Mini Star
Paper Napkin Applique
Paper Napkin Applique with Fusible Web
Paper Penguin
Patchwork Tutorial
Pisa Card Tutorial
Plaster of Paris Tutorial
Primitive Cow Card
Printing with Leaves
Pumpkin Suncatcher
Potpourri Sachet
Red Hearts ATC
Scroll Saw Tutorial
Sewing Tutorial
Shoe Bag
Small Card Boxes
Small Origami Boxes
Special Papers for Cards
Foils
Stitching on Cards
Sunflower Card
Swedish Paper Hearts Instructions
Translucent Star 2
Vintage Card
Window Cling Paints

 

 

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Stitching different elements for your cards and scrapbook layouts give the them an added country look to them. This technique is helpful especially if you do not have a sewing maching to stitch around the items.

A blanket stitch is also helpful for stitching around fabric to prevent fraying and give the piece a finished look.

Blanket Stitch

 

Stitching on Cards 1

 

1. Using sharp needle or other tool, poke holes in desired card at an even interval.

 

Stitching on Cards 2

 

2. Coming from underneath the card, insert the needle with the thread through the 1st hole.

Stitching on Cards 3

 

3. Make a loop...

 

Stitching on Cards 4

 

4. ...insert threaded needle through the loop...

Stitching on Cards 5

 

5. ...and pull through. Repeat until card is complete.

 

Sewing Stitch

 

Stitching on Cards 8

 

1. This stitch is very easy. Secure a knot on the backside. Take your needle and come up through a hole. Then go down in the previous hole.

 

Stitching on Cards 7

 

2. Then you will come up again in the next available hole in the direction of your sewing. Pull the previous stitch tight as you come up with your string.

 

Stitching on Cards 6

 

3. Then you will go down in the previous hole again and will continue in this manner until your row is complete.


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