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Cross stitch in two strands

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Backstitch in one strand

•    Patterned fabric, 21x21cm

(any fabric shop)

•    White card, 9xl8cm and 8xl6cm (any stationers or craft shop)

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Make a...

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card

Step 1

FOLD a 9x18cm piece of white card in half, creating a square card. Back your piece of pattemed fabric with Bondaweb and remove the paper backing.

Step 2

CENTRE your card on the reverse of your fabric, 2cm from the bottom edge. Fold over the fabric on the right and left hand sides, pulling tightly, and fuse in place with an iron.

Step 3

FOLD the bottom and top edges to the inside and fuse. Attach a folded card to the inside of your fabric card using double-sided tape. Using Bondaweb, fuse your stitching to your card front.

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