I have a new layout made for the Silhouette Blog using my brand new Horizon collection (which will be revealed on Monday and starts shipping early March!) and my Sketch & Stitch Globe cut file!
If you love hand stitching on your layouts, cards, and projects, these Sketch & Stitch cut files are perfect for you! Previously when I did complex stitching designs on layouts I found that when the holes were too close together, I didn’t know where to stitch next. But with these Sketch & Stitch designs, the guesswork is taken out of the equation! The Silhouette Cameo 3 will first draw the design with a Sketch Pen or Pencil Tool and then pierce the holes for stitching with a cutting blade! Now you won’t need to know where to stitch next because the design is drawn right on there. Easy peasy!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZ6jKoIqLhwQxbPv_I60YnOzA36q5pR3K5BzqniUxJUR69cF75cxwABrdgjyedAIRXkIU8wtg2JnuX_kuh_R_R4RPnCWmTc3t1CNLwILFK721eO9sTdWudLnG_hZuH7hSthWMnOMRI9n3B/s640/Dreamer+Detail+5+by+Paige+Evans.jpg)
Here is the process video so you can see how to use the Sketch & Stitch cut files and then how this layout came together:
I started by using my Sketch & Stitch Globe cut file to have the Silhouette Cameo 3 draw the design and then pierce the holes. Then I did a chain link stitch following the pattern and using variegated blue thread. It took probably around 8 hours to stitch the entire design. Once I finished stitching I fussy cut the globe out so I could use it on a different background instead of white.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgZ6jKoIqLhwQxbPv_I60YnOzA36q5pR3K5BzqniUxJUR69cF75cxwABrdgjyedAIRXkIU8wtg2JnuX_kuh_R_R4RPnCWmTc3t1CNLwILFK721eO9sTdWudLnG_hZuH7hSthWMnOMRI9n3B/s640/Dreamer+Detail+5+by+Paige+Evans.jpg)
Here is the process video so you can see how to use the Sketch & Stitch cut files and then how this layout came together:
I started by using my Sketch & Stitch Globe cut file to have the Silhouette Cameo 3 draw the design and then pierce the holes. Then I did a chain link stitch following the pattern and using variegated blue thread. It took probably around 8 hours to stitch the entire design. Once I finished stitching I fussy cut the globe out so I could use it on a different background instead of white.
I chose a dark green paper with colorful polka dots from my Horizon collection as the background and then splashed white acrylic paint across the background. Once that dried I added the globe on top.
To embellish I placed a bunch of flowers under and around the globe as well as a few stickers - all from Horizon :) I created the title with two chipboard stickers and then journaled in the empty space at the bottom of the globe.
I hope you are inspired to check out my Sketch & Stitch cut files!
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SUPPLIES: HORIZON (I'll add links here once they're available at scrapbook.com!); Cut file: Sketch & Stitch Globe by Paige Evans; Die cut machine: Silhouette Cameo 3; white acrylic paint
You are seriously my idol!!! This is AMAZING! LOVING that globe, the flowers, that photo of you and that FABULOUS stitching!!! Just GORGEOUS!!!!
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