Handmade christmas cards using fabric

Fabric Scrap Christmas Cards - Happy Hooligans

Say hello to the three newest followers to Fleur de Lis Quilts on Pinterest! First up, Fiona Smith has 150 quilt pins, but her "Christmas stuff" board is just too cute. Kristin Watson is our second pinner. I really like her "Sunday School Crafts" board. And thirdly, Becky Harkey's "Half Baked" is basically a liquor-infused board. I'm not a drinker, but I'd be willing to taste these. Just look how pretty! Happy pinning, all.

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Making your own cards can be economical and fun and is a great way to use up fabric scraps and selvedges. Today I'm making Christmas cards but you can easily adapt the technique to make cards for any

A little Christmas post on Christmas Day. This year's Christmas challenge at IPS Eastern branch was making a fabric postcard to be sent to a care home resident. I made a few and sent some to friends and neighbours too. After posting the cards on Instagram I was also invited to take part in a fabric postcard exchange by some Russian quilters, and I made a special New Year themed one for my exchange partner in Moscow. It took some time, but the card arrived safe and sound, almost at the same…

This Christmas card features 3 different baubles hanging on a pine branch. The baubles are appliqued fabric scraps stitched on to linen using free motion embroidery. The branch is embroidered in green thread. The fabric scraps will vary from card to card, but they will all be in greens and reds. The card measures 13.5cm by 13.5cm, comes with a white envelope and in a cellophane bag for protection. Inside is left blank for your own message. Please note that this is a handmade item…