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Spellbinders Stitching Die – Kaleidoscope Strip

ByJill Lipscomb
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Hello! Stitching on cards is made super easy with the Spellbinders Spring in Stitching collection. The Kaleidoscope Strip is just one of the beautifully detailed dies in the March collection.

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Supplies Used

Spellbinders Stitched Kaleidoscope Strip Etched Die
Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil Mini Everyday Sentiments
Spellbinders Platinum 6 Die Cutting Machine
Spellbinders Glimmer Hot Foil Systems
DMC Pearl Cotton Floss Various Colors
Nuvo Glitter Drops – Purple Rain
Purple, Black, Gray, and White Cardstock

Spellbinders Stitching Dies Kaleidoscope Strip

This is a set of dies that layer together. I made a slimline card with purple, black, gray, and white cardstock. Some areas that could be stitched I left dotted to see more of the layers.

Spellbinders Stitching Dies Kaleidoscope Strip

Jill Lipscomb has been creating cards for over 15 years and blogging about card making for over 3 years. Jill's passion is teaching others how to create handmade cards. Jill has online card classes for new card makers as well as experienced card makers.

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