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Sunday 21 May 2017

CD Sunday - 'Say it with flowers' - chosen by Pamela

Teamie Pamela has chosen a challenge that has plenty of scope and I hope you will enjoy joining in with us.
I decided to combine stitching with die cutting:

I discovered that I had - at sometime - purchased a  batch of stitch patterns that included an old fashioned gramophone playing musical flowers and I also had a die of a similar gramophone so then I just needed something from a CD to put it all together. I found a suitable music backing paper on a
La Pashe CD - The Best Of 2012.
Thank you by the way to those who entered my 'Sketch' challenge.  I think I might like to design another sometime in the future.

(On a personal note I have had the steroid injection for the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in my right wrist and so far all seems well so I am hoping to be back to 'proper' crafting asap.  And for anyone who may have to have this 'jab' in the future it wasn't nearly as bad as I had imagined it might be. My GP did it.)
Hugs
Carol
xx

6 comments:

  1. A very clever design Carol - perfect for my theme.
    Pamela
    CD Sunday DT.

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  2. I really like your stitched image it makes a lovely card for the challenge. I'm glad to hear the injection went well.
    Jocelyn x

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  3. So glad that the injection went well, hope you notice an improvement and have less discomfort soon, love the stitched panel and the die cut.

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  4. A very beautiful card Carol, I enjoy paper embroidery but it takes such a lot of time to do. Love how you've used the gramophone die and musical backing paper to tie it all together.

    Pleased to hear your injection went well.

    Jo x

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  5. A lovely combination of die cutting and stitching, beautiful card.
    Glad the injection wasn't too bad
    Jane

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  6. Gorgeous stitching as always, I love the card and your gramophone die and the stitching ine brings back the old fashion feel to the card.
    So glad the injection is working, long may it work.

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