Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms

Hi card making friends.  Well it’s the 6th of the month so that means NEW SPELLBINDERS CLUBS are live and available for sign up.  I’m starting the month off with the Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms or, the Small Die of the Month Club Kit.  There are 6 little pieces to stitch this month, but they are small, and all require the long stitch so they work up quickly to create a fun card.

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Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms

Our weather has changed here with fall starting to show her colors, so I decided to follow suit with my card.  Lots of beautiful bright leaves and earthy brown mushrooms.  I backed it with a beautiful piece of teal cardstock embossed with this month’s 3D Embossing Folder – Mushroom Harvest.

hand made card with fall leaves and mushrooms stitched in gold thread created with new card making products from Spellbinders

How to create the Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms.

Starting with a half sheet of white cardstock, cut the leaves twice and all the mushroom pieces.

Next, using Distress Oxide Inks and blending brushes, color all the mushroom pieces, starting with the light colors and working through to the dark.

Ink used for mushrooms:

Fossilized Amber, Spiced Marmalade, Ripe Persimmon, Brushed Corduroy, Gathered Twigs and Ground Expresso

Next, use the Gold DMC Thread and #24 needles from the Stitch Along Add On Kit to stitch all the pieces before gluing them together.

hand made card with fall leaves and mushrooms stitched in gold thread created with new card making products from Spellbinders

Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms – coloring the leaves.

Start by using Distress Oxide Inks for the leaves:

Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry, Crushed Olive, Rustic Wilderness, Fossilized Amber.

Start by using small blending brushes to add pockets of colors to the leaves and then blending them to remove any lines.

Next, add the greens to the stems.  I’m in love with how these leaves turned out, you know me and bright colors, LOL.

Then, create a white top folding A2 sized card base, 4-1/4″ x 11″, score and fold at 5-1/2″.   Cut a piece of Portobella 4-1/4″ x 1/2 and glue down for the card front.

Next, Use the 3D-Mushroom Harvest embossing folder and emboss the teal card stock  cut to 4″ x 5-1/4″ and use tear tape to attach it to the card front.

Finally, use small pieces of foam squares to attach the leaves first and then the mushrooms to the card.

Embellish with the sentiment cut from mirror gold cardstock and Gold Mix Color Essentials Gems.  the gold highlights mirror the stitching and add a bit of glimmer to the card.

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Card Making Supplies used for the Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms card:

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12 thoughts on “Spellbinders Enchanted Stitched Mushrooms”

  1. Wow Sandi, this card is so pretty and the sparkle from the floss accent is just right. Thanks for the inspiration.

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