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Sunday, 27 September 2026

CD Sunday Plus - Challenge #193 - hosted by Jocelyn

 Here is my offering for this challenge which is hosted by Jocelyn:

I used a stitch pattern by Linzoos (Z61).  The central "teacup" digital image was purchased from Jolly Clip Art on Etsy and the tiny 'flowers' are a Nail Art purchase from Aliexpress.  I also managed to find some toning blue peel-offs to add some finishing touches.

I have noticed that a good variety of peel-offs seem hard to find these days. Perhaps we don't all use as many now as we used to use.  That sentence sounds a bit convoluted but I know what I was trying to say.  I do enjoy using the new to me Nail Art though.

I have now finished all the planned  birthday cards to the end of the year and have started on my Christmas cards.

This year I am making the stitched "12 Days of Christmas" cards.  I have made the set a few times now but I do love making them.  I have finished the toppers but not started on the complete cards yet as I am waiting for some ordered backing paper to arrive.  Here below is a sneeky peek at the completed topper for the "Four Calling Birds".  This one has always been my favourite. I have made the name sentiments ready to go on the cards so it shouldn't take long to make them up once I get started.


I hope all are well and I look forward to visiting many blogs.

Hugs

Carol xx

4 comments:

  1. An inviting cuppa Carol, the stitched circle frames it perfectly. A great 4 calling birds stitched card. I've bought the 12 days of Christmas images from DreamCafeArt for less than £1 for 57 PNG's and plan on making a card every month next year,

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  2. Both your cards are stunning Carol. I must get back into stitching some cards xx

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  3. These designs are so clever and pretty. Vee xx

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  4. Beautiful stitched cards as always Carol. xx

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