Thanks for Being an Angel Card

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Embroider your own Christmas cards and thank those who are special all year long! The past couple of years have been trying for all of us and there are, undoubtedly, several people that we appreciate for their kindness. Bonnie’s Angels design set is perfect for embroidering a one-of-a-kind card. 

Picture of 10 machine embroidered angels at Sew Inspired by Bonnie


Angels
comes in 4x4, 5x7, and 6x10 sizes. I am using the 4x4 size for this card. The window card and envelope is by Park Lane and I purchased it from JoAnn Fabrics (no affiliation).

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Start by hooping a cutaway stabilizer in a 240x150 hoop and mark horizontal and vertical centering lines. Cut a 5x7 piece of heavy felt (or fabric) and mark where it centers in the hoop. Place backs of Sewtites (no affiliation) under the corner marks. (There is another tutorial using Sewtites to stitch a Christmas card here.)

Picture of fabric secured with Sewtites in hoop at Sew Inspired by Bonnie


Secure the top magnets to hold the fabric in place.

Picture of machine embroidered angel in hoop at Bonnie's Blog


Put the hoop on the machine and stitch your design. I used Angel 1.

Picture of backside of machine embroidered angel showing stabilizer at Sew Inspired by Bonnie


When embroidery is finished, trim stabilizer close to the design and cut just a bit off each edge of the embroidery so that it fits inside the card frame.

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Glue in place. You can add another piece of fabric or cut a piece of cardstock to cover the back of the embroidery. Add a note inside. I like, “Thanks for being an angel!”

This card could be used all year long to show appreciation to all of the angels in your life!

Debbie Henry
Sew Inspired by Bonnie

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  • Bonnie Welsh - December 07, 2021

    Darlean—Thank you for the compliment! I loved putting tiny decorative details in them.

  • Bonnie Welsh - December 07, 2021

    Becca—You’re most welcome! Hope you give it a try. =)

  • Darlean Woods - December 07, 2021

    Your angles is awesome

  • Becca Watts - December 06, 2021

    Such a wonderful idea. Thank you

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