How to Embroider a Greeting Card   rated 4.5 out of 5

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  • Views:  3050
  • Time:  12:10
  • Media:  Video/mp4
  • Posted:  10/11/2007

A photo/audio tutorial for making fantastic greeting cards, where you embroider designs right on the paper. It's an easy project, once you learn a few basics.

 



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I'm a big crafty geek who produces a blog and podcast called CraftyPod (www.craftypod.com). I also run DIY Alert (www.diyalert.com), which is a website for Portland, OR crafters, and I organize the local chapter of the Church of Craft.


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Ellen rated 5 out of 5 This was a great lesson- very informative and appealing 10/11/2007 ~ Ellen

I thought Sister Diane did a great job of walking the viewer through the process of embroidering a greeting card. She offered up a ton of tips on how to make the process smoother, which would probably take the average person several trys to figure it all out. I enjoyed watching this lesson because the author offered up still images that I could study while she was talking and explaining each step. Very effective! I can not wait to try this project- it seems like a lot of fun. Thanks Sister Diane.


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Ellen rated 5 out of 5 This was a great lesson- very informative and appealing 10/11/2007 ~ Ellen

I thought Sister Diane did a great job of walking the viewer through the process of embroidering a greeting card. She offered up a ton of tips on how to make the process smoother, which would probably take the average person several trys to figure it all out. I enjoyed watching this lesson because the author offered up still images that I could study while she was talking and explaining each step. Very effective! I can not wait to try this project- it seems like a lot of fun. Thanks Sister Diane.


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