The 28th of the 36 Cut Files for Stitching is Honeycomb!
Design Team Member Valerie Bisson created this super sweet page! She says, "I started with white cardstock then added pink and gold paint splatters. Next I chain stitched the Honeycomb with DMC thread 4501. I used a 2” hexagon punch to punch out my photos and all the patterned paper pieces from Garden Shoppe. Once I had the hexagons and my photos arranged the way I liked I embellished all the hexagons that didn’t have a photo. For this I used several of Paige’s cut files including several Layered Flowers and Layered Butterflies. To the layered flowers I added hand stitched French knots in all the centers and for the butterflies I added antennae. A few more embellishments were added from the Splendid 8-Page Sticker Book and the Epoxy Stickers. On the middle hexagon I placed a title using the Garden Shoppe Thickers and the Splendid Thickers. Lastly, to frame out my page I added a patterned paper from the Splendid 6x8 Paper Pad to all four corners!"
SUPPLIES: Patterned papers, stickers, Thickers, die cuts, embellishments: GARDEN SHOPPE & SPLENDID; white cardstock; Cut files: Honeycomb from the 36 Cut Files for Stitching, Layered Flowers and Layered Butterflies by Paige Evans
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Here is another layout made with today's Honeycomb from the 36 Cut Files for Stitching by Guest Designer Mari Ponciano! She says, "For this layout I stitched the Honeycomb on white cardstock then cut and glued it to a patterned paper to emphasize the stitching. I've used lots of die cuts, cards, acrylic embellishments, and some buttons. The result is a colorful layout of a happy day which my family and I spent together on the farm. I hope you like it and also use it as inspiration!”
SUPPLIES: Cut file: Honeycomb from the 36 Cut Files for Stitching by Paige Evans
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And here is one last layout made with today's Honeycomb from the 36 Cut Files for Stitching by Guest Designer Andréia Piccolo! She says, "The idea was to have enough details to make the layout yet not emphasize any particular one. That’s why everything is so small: the die cuts, the bees, the sequins, etc. I love how the stitching file created a background and a photo frame at the same time!”
SUPPLIES: Cut file: Honeycomb from the 36 Cut Files for Stitching by Paige Evans
Once you purchase the 36 Cut Files for Stitching you'll receive instant access to all 36 designs. You can also grab the cut files individually HERE. Come back every day this month to see inspiration for how to use them! See you again tomorrow!
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