Use your piercing templates to create a string art design and running stitch.
-adhere 1-3/8 in. card stock circle to a card stock flower
-position the piercing template over the card stock
-pierce every other hole outside the card stock circle
-thread a needle with linen thread
-adhere end to back of card stock and bring thread to front
-pass thread to back through 7th hole from beginning
-bring thread to front through the next hole to the right
-pass thread to back beside first hole
-continue sewing through holes
-add a button to the thread and continue the design
-snip thread and secure end to back of card stock
-use a curved line from the template to pierce the stem on the mat
-sew a running stitch through the holes
-secure ends to back of mat
Supplies
Stamps
-Word Play 120308
Ink
-Chocolate Chip pad 126979
Paper
-Crumb Cake card stock 120953
-Pool Party card stock 122924
-Island Indigo card stock 122923
-Chocolate Chip card stock 102128
Tools
-Big Shot 113439
-Fun Flowers die 121812
-1-3/8 in. circle punch 119860
-Paper-piercing tool 126189
-Stampin' Pierce mat 126199
-Essentials Paper-piercing pack 126187
-needle
Accessories
-Linen thread 104199
-Bitty Buttons 118761
-Glue Dots 103683
-Stampin' Dimensionals 104430
Here's an older String Art sample with beads on the thread. Most of the products are discontinued, but I wanted to include it for inspiration.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
Friday, August 31, 2012
Piercing Techniques: Faux Stitching
Use the grid template from the Essential Piercing Pack to pierce rows of holes. Then, connect the holes with a marker or gel pen to imitate stitching.
The pocket tag is Stampin' Up! cotton ribbon stamped with a sentiment.
I slid a stamped sentiment into the pocket, but tickets or money would be just as welcome.
-mark a 3 in. X 3 in. piece of card stock as shown
-cut on the lines
-use Essentials piercing pack grid to pierce edges
-use Festive piercing pack to pierce the pocket design
-connect the holes with a fine tip marker to imitate stitching
-apply ink to the card stock with a sponge dauber to imitate denim
Supplies
Stamps
-Word Play 120308
-Hoop La La 126250
Ink
-Midnight Muse pad 126860
-Cajun Craze pad 126965
-More Mustard marker
Paper
-Marina Mist card stock119682
-More Mustard card stock 100946
-Cajun Craze card stock 119684
Tools
-sponge dauber 102892
-Stampin' Pierce mat 126199
-Paper-piercing tool 126189
-Essentials Paper-piercing pack 126187
-Festive Paper-piercing pack 127857
-1/2 in. Circle punch
Accessories
-Metallic brads 119741
-7/8 in. Cotton ribbon 127844
The pocket tag is Stampin' Up! cotton ribbon stamped with a sentiment.
I slid a stamped sentiment into the pocket, but tickets or money would be just as welcome.
-mark a 3 in. X 3 in. piece of card stock as shown
-cut on the lines
-use Essentials piercing pack grid to pierce edges
-use Festive piercing pack to pierce the pocket design
-connect the holes with a fine tip marker to imitate stitching
-apply ink to the card stock with a sponge dauber to imitate denim
Supplies
Stamps
-Word Play 120308
-Hoop La La 126250
Ink
-Midnight Muse pad 126860
-Cajun Craze pad 126965
-More Mustard marker
Paper
-Marina Mist card stock119682
-More Mustard card stock 100946
-Cajun Craze card stock 119684
Tools
-sponge dauber 102892
-Stampin' Pierce mat 126199
-Paper-piercing tool 126189
-Essentials Paper-piercing pack 126187
-Festive Paper-piercing pack 127857
-1/2 in. Circle punch
Accessories
-Metallic brads 119741
-7/8 in. Cotton ribbon 127844
Friday, August 24, 2012
Piercing Techniques: Grid Template
The Grid Template in the Essentials Paper-Piercing pack can be used to pierce perfectly placed holes on any line.
I made a card stock template, but if you plan to use the template several times, a plastic Window Sheet template would be more durable.
-stamp an image on scrap card stock
-place the stamped card stock on the Stampin' Pierce Mat
-position a hole of the Grid Template directly over a line in the image
-pierce the hole and keep the piercing tool in the hole
-turn the grid to position the next hole over the line in the image
-pierce hole and keep the piercing tool in the hole
-turn the grid to position the next hole over the line in the image
-pierce the hole and keep the piercing tool in the hole
-continue to turn and pierce the Grid Template on the image
Stamps
-Everything Eleanor 124162
-Loving Thoughts 125843
Ink
-Chocolate Chip 126979
-Baja Breeze 126960
Paper
-Crumb Cake 120953
-Chocolate Chip 102128
-Baja Breeze 111352
-Naturals Ivory 101849
Tools
-Stampin' Pierce Mat 126199
-Paper Piercing Tool 126189
-Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack 126187
-Large Oval punch 119855
-Big Shot 113439
-Apothecary Accents Framelits 127003
Accessories
-Linen thread 104199
-Antique brads 117273
Friday, August 17, 2012
Piercing Techniques: Templates
For the pierced scallop edge and heart I used the Essentials Paper-Piercing Pack.
There are so many more templates to choose from in the Annual catalogue and the Holiday catalogue. Check them out from the links in the column!
-cut the scallop edge with the Big Shot and the Large Scallop Edgelits
-place the card stock on the Stampin' Pierce mat
-position the template over the card stock and pierce the edge
Supplies
Stamps
-You Are Loved 123777
-Love Blossoms wheel 123839
Ink
-Basic Black pad 126980
Paper
-Basic Gray card stock 121044
-Pink Pirouette card stock 111351
-Whisper White card stock 100730
-Basic Black card stock 121045
-Silver glimmer paper 124005
-Vellum card stock 101856
Tools
-Paper-Piercing Tool 126189
-Stampin' Pierce Mat 126199
-Essentials Paper Piercing Pack 126187
-Big Shot 113439
-Large Scallop Edgelits 127019
-Large Oval punch 119855
-Scallop Oval punch 119856
-Elegant Butterfly punch 127526
Accessories
-Basic Rhinestones 119246
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