Greeting Card Stitching Pattern News
I have been conducting a pattern size survey on the Prick and Stitch is my Craft blog. This has produced a good response with about half of those voting saying they would like the PinBroidery square patterns to be smaller than 144 x 144 mm (5¾ x 5¾ inches). To take the survey to the … Read more
Double fold cards have three panels and two fold lines. The design is stitched on the centre panel. When the stitching is finished the right-hand panel is folded inside and fixed with card adhesive or double-sided self-adhesive tape. This hides the back of the stitching. Designs on our sister website Form-A-Lines, fit a card size … Read more
Our new online shop has arrived and the first six patterns are available for purchase. More patterns will be added in due course.
PinBroidery is part of the Form-A-Lines Stitching Cards group and offers the same reliable and secure service.
In my previous post I offered a French version of my free PinBroidery flower corners pattern with the words “Heureux Anniversaire” (Happy Birthday). This was produced at the request of Jackie, an English lady living in France. Jackie has now sent me a picture of a finished card so I thought I would share it … Read more
We have been asked by Jackie for a version of the PinBroidery flower corners pattern with “Heureux Anniversaire” in the middle. Jackie is an English lady living in France and she tells us that “I want to show some of my French friends how to do this sort of stitching”. If you would like the … Read more
Here are a couple of suggestions on how you can personalise the free PinBroidery prick and stitch flower corners pattern at Form-A-Lines. The first one has been stitched without the words Happy Birthday. It is mounted on a gold greeting card. Rose clip art has been added to the center. The bouquet of pink roses … Read more
We were looking for an exclusive word that sums up the prick and stitch method of making greetings cards. An Internet search turned up an online Random Word Generator that was great fun to use. You enter 10 or more words on your chosen subject and it comes up with a list of words that are similar, but probably never before seen.