Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 minutes ago
If you have a love of sewing, then this stitched Christmas tree card is for you. There’s no reason why you shouldn’t incoprorate other crafts into your cardmaking, and Corinne Bradd’s stitched card tutorial is the perfect way to begin. Featuring two stitched Christmas tree card designs with gorgeous pastel colours and bright embellishments, this simple lesson is a surefire way to upgrade your greetings this Christmas. It may look tricky, but card stitching is actually a straightforward and relaxing addition to your cratfting repertoire.
Our crafting queen will help you master the stitched Christmas card with top tips including advice on how to use our easily adaptable template with coloured card. This tutorial also explains the best way to fix your thread so it doesn’t lump at the back, and how to economically stitch so your stitched Christmas tree card doesn’t waste any thread.
One of the other great things about this stitched Christmas card is how versatile it is. You can mix and match the colours on your make to suit your taste, whether that be bold and bright or sophisticatedly subtle. What’s more, you can customise the embellishments on your stitched Christmas tree too, with your own choice of beads and coloured thread. The skills you learn in Corinne’s stitched card tutorial can also be used again and again for occasions all year round. Just change the shape in the middle of your card and keep the method the same for birthdays, Halloween or anything that takes your fancy!
For your downloadable template and a wealth of other brilliant Christmas ideas please visit
papercraftermagazine.co.uk/downloads/stitched-christmas-tree-card-template
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If you have a love of sewing, then this stitched Christmas tree card is for you. There’s no reason why you shouldn’t incoprorate other crafts into your cardmaking, and Corinne Bradd’s stitched card tutorial is the perfect way to begin. Featuring two stitched Christmas tree card designs with gorgeous pastel colours and bright embellishments, this simple lesson is a surefire way to upgrade your greetings this Christmas. It may look tricky, but card stitching is actually a straightforward and relaxing addition to your cratfting repertoire.
Our crafting queen will help you master the stitched Christmas card with top tips including advice on how to use our easily adaptable template with coloured card. This tutorial also explains the best way to fix your thread so it doesn’t lump at the back, and how to economically stitch so your stitched Christmas tree card doesn’t waste any thread.
One of the other great things about this stitched Christmas card is how versatile it is. You can mix and match the colours on your make to suit your taste, whether that be bold and bright or sophisticatedly subtle. What’s more, you can customise the embellishments on your stitched Christmas tree too, with your own choice of beads and coloured thread. The skills you learn in Corinne’s stitched card tutorial can also be used again and again for occasions all year round. Just change the shape in the middle of your card and keep the method the same for birthdays, Halloween or anything that takes your fancy!
For your downloadable template and a wealth of other brilliant Christmas ideas please visit
papercraftermagazine.co.uk/downloads/stitched-christmas-tree-card-template
Subscribe to The Crafts Channel for more! https://www.youtube.com/user/TheCraft...
Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/thecraftschannel
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