A card and some ATC by Petra

Today I am showing a card and some ATC cards using Urban Lily ATC catds and urban cuts.

The card has a Urban Cuts tag with a Congrats greeting. I used machine stitching to close the card so that the tag wouldn't fall out.




Supply:
Urban lily Mayella Sassy ULP320, Mooch, HyperActive ULP535, HappyEverything Always ULP314, Urban Cut Minibook B&W ULP342,
other: Cardstock, flowers, pearls, alphas, Machine stitching

Urban Lily have this cute little ATC card pack with adorable colors and dotty pattern. All I had to do with the base was to round the corners. I cut out some detals and stitched on.


Supply:
Urban lily Mayella ImpishULP325, Mooch, HyperActive ULP535, ATC cards ULP590,
other: MS butterfly punch, border punch, EK success corner rounder, Machine stitching

Thats all for today from me Petra ♥
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Kissed by the sun

Good morning ladies!
Stitching is a great way to highlight paper details on your pages, I love it!
On this LO, I handstitched some swirls on the gorgeous Smootch paper by Urban Lily:

Urban Lily supplies:

Smooch paper - Mooch collection

Lulu paper - Lulliloo collection

Alphabet - Urban Cut collection

Memory photocards - Swirl

Others: Bazzill cardstock

I splashed China ink using a brush...

... and I used embroidery floss to stitch the swirl.

Do you like to stitch on your LOs? Show us your handstitched Urban Lily projects, we'll be happy to see them :-).

'Till next time,

Simona

"You ROCK" by Polinka

This is my niece Clara, with her cute green and pink dress, which matches perfectly this cute paper from Urban Lily.
I just added some funky stitching and paint, for the rock style!!
In PINK for the girlie touch of course!!



Some of the paintings were highlighted with a white pen too...



Supplies:
Petite by Urban Lily - Mayella Collection
Chipboards by Buzz and Bloom
Helmar Adhesive Runner
Pink paint
A sewing machine and pink thread

Swanky Gurl Polinka*
http://polinka.canalblog.com

"Tell me" by Polinka

Hi dear readers!

Here's a new layout, about my nephew Noah, when he first met the Santa Claus...


I wanted to highlight the red flowers, so I put a thin coat of glue on them and then some red velvet flock powder. It brings much softness to the layout, and reminds us of Santa's beard ;)

Supplies:
Lulu - Lulliloo Collection by Urban Lily
Accents by Urban Lily - Urban Cut Collection
Secret Keeper Window by Urban Lily
Helmar Premium Craft Glue
Helmar Adhesive Runner
red acrylic paint
Red flocking powder
A distressing tool

Swanky Gurl Polinka*
http://polinka.canalblog.com