In last week’s post about creating stitches on a selection, I told you to check back this week to learn about a unique embellishment. I thought it might be fun to show you a cute “shaker” embellishment that can be made using that stitching technique. It’s highly unusual in digital scrapbooking but nonetheless still cute & fun… Shaker Pockets I used to absolutely love including these in my traditional paper scrapbook layouts. But they were particularly fun when making cards…
Well, here we are with the 4th installment in my series about creating your own stitches. I do hope this has been a worthwhile series for you. My Grandmother always said that for every stitch you sew on Sunday you will have to take out seven with your nose in Heaven. I never really understood that last part. But I know that came from the days when sewing was work and not for pleasure. And I’m glad my stitching tips…
Last week I talked about straight line stitching using hyphens or one of several other characters. But I also showed you how to “stitch” on a path…not as easy as it sounds 😉 I also mentioned in last week’s post about typing stitches that today I would show you my alternative to creating stitches using Text on Custom Path. If you read that post you know I have a tough time creating a “pretty” path so I almost never do…
As I mentioned in last week’s post about stitches, stitching elements add an additional layer of interest to our layouts. They are particularly useful as a way to anchor one thing to another. They can be used to just add extra touches to things like on ephemera or photo frames. They are also a great way to create a border or divider on your page. Truthfully, they can be used for just about anything you like! Last week I talked…
Stitches, string and thread are just a few things that are an essential part of any sewing project. But, they’re also great accents you can add to a scrapbook layout. If you like using any of these on your digital scrapbook pages this post is a “should read” for you today! This is actually the first in a series of posts all about creating your own stitches, strings and other things. Stitches add an additional layer of interest to pages,…