I have quite enjoyed doing them, but found that the thought of sending them quite hard!
*Stupid I know*
So when my Hubby bought me a camera for my birthday I have been taking pictures of them.
This is a celtic design, and really not a Christmas card, but I think the colours make it very Christmassy. I am giving it to my lovely in-laws.....shhhhhhh do not tell them.
This mousey design was a freebie kit from a magazine.
A Jolly Snowman, really simple, I am supposed to embroider snowflakes around him in silver thread but as I have done it on sparkly fabric I do not need to.
OOOOO I love this little Robin.
I like this design, but not sure it is are clear as some of the others. 
This is a Art Nouveau design and I really like it, but not too sure what I want to do with it. it is too small for a picture and yet too large for a card or coaster.
This is a celtic design of a Salmon, it going to be a birthday card for my lovely Father in Law. I think it is quite a jolly fish! Usually fish mouths go down :(
4 comments:
Thanks for showing us your lovely christmas cards, that completely explains to me about the 'sewing' thing now. Ta!
I think it's a lovely idea what you're doing. There is so much more thought that goes into making your cards and gifts...I know I always appreciate those presents more, knowing that someone has gone to so much effort.
They're pretty - you was busy!
Fizzy, you have an amazing talent there. I am super impressed.
All of our christmas cards this year will be prints of a painting of a dragon done by my 10 year old. Not strictly christmassy but very cool and it's the personalised touch that is the real gift I think.
I think your Christmas cross stich cards are really lovely. I love receiving hand made cards and in previous years I have done a linocut picture for my cards, will get onto doing this when I get home (in Florida on vacation at the moment).
I think anything that is hand made is truly someting to treasure and I wish more peoplke would make the effort!
You are very talented.
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