Feedsack Logos - Plymouth Turkey Grains

Hi everyone!

Today I'm featuring a product that I haven't used before -- Feedsack Logos. Although the intent is to transfer to fabric or paper, I'm using the Plymouth Turkey Grains image on a card.

The downloadable comes with an instruction page and three different sizes of images -- 8.5x11, 5x7 and 4x6. I used the 4x6 size for my cards.

After printing out the image, I cut it out so that it would fit on a 4-1/4 x 5-1/2 size card. I lost part of image when I cropped it but I like the way it looks and how it blends in with the red cardstock. 

The logo is bold yet simple, so I didn't want to add too many frilly embellishments. I glue a piece of black and white polka-dotted ribbon underneath the turkey and then a few adhered three silver nail heads. I adorned the top corner with a pewter-toned paper clip for a final decorative touch.

This card would be perfect for a Thanksgiving greeting, or for any occasion this season.

I hope you enjoyed this feature today! Glad you stopped by!

For more Feedsack Logos, please visit the Ewe-N-Me Printables website here!

See you next Monday!

Beth

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Shamrock Seeds Gift Bag and Card

St. Patrick's Day will be here soon and I have started making a few items to share with my friends. Today I worked with the Shamrock Seeds Feedsack Printable

 

You get 3 different sizes and it includes the reversed images to use for iron-ons. I haven't used an iron-on for many years and I had forgotten how easy they are to do.

 

I got out a lot of my crafty toys to make this including both my Serger and regular sewing machines.

 

 

I started with the gift bag, cutting out one of the reverse images and a piece of fabric from my sewing stash.

 

Using the instructions that come with your transfer sheets, print your image and iron it onto your fabric. Then I used my eBrush and one of my shamrock stencils to add some shamrocks to the gift bag. I Serged the seams and made a casing on the top for the ribbon to go through with my regular machine. Then I punched some holes into the casing and ran some green ribbon through it and added a couple pieces of the leprechaun's gold.

 

 

 

For my card I started by spraying my papers with 2 different shamrock masks and eBrush.

 

 

After spraying the papers I cut the card base to measure 5 1/4" wide x 5 1/2" tall, the solid green layer is 4 1/4" inches wide x 4 3/4" tall. The light olive green layer measures 3 1/2" wide x 4" tall and the Shamrock Seeds layer is 2 1/2" wide x 3 3/4" tall. I chomped all of the corners with my Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper using the Scalloped side.

 

 

On the inside I stamped a shamrock and added a vellum envelope full of, "shamrock seeds".

 

 

Thank you for stopping by to take a look at my project, please come again.

 

Sue Kracker

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