Make as many of these fancy embroidery cards as you need to organize your precious floss.
I made these for myself and just had to share the fun! These high resolution finely detailed designs include a spot to indicate the color number.
They are standard size and will fit into a plastic compartment box.
This is a digital delivery of two PDFs in high resolution (300 dpi - printer's standards) and this is why the result is so finely detailed and impressive. You can take them to Kinko's as well. The area is really maximized so you do not have to waste precious card stock.
On the first page there are 35 cards + 1 signature card. I now include a second page with 27 more cards and a marked template to construct your own matching 'Matchbook' needle case! There is even an ex-libris place to write your name!
I will provide support and this is a satisfaction guaranteed product. See the printing tips below.
You choose the cardstock to print your own. I use luxurious high quality 140lb watercolor paper to print mine out but you can experiment.
Is there a theme you would like to get? You can send me a request for a new design. I have a growing library od Dover books to source adorable pictures from. You can even get one with your name or logo on it. Just message me.
I also sell these pre-cut. See the other listings in the same category.
PRINTING TIPS
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When printing, use Preview and Page setup to make sure you have it set to Letter size (8.5 x 11). Do not allow your printer to re-size automatically (somewhere there must be a setting for that in properties.) If it warns you that 'Some part of the document is out of bounds and some clipping may occur' click Yes or OK as the margin around is half an inch which is supposed to be enough.
Print on regular paper first!
The PDF is 300 dpi to allow for fine details. Once you have it printed out just right, your card will be 1 3/4 inch. or 45 mm on the longest side.
When cutting, the easiest strategy is to cut the sheet into vertical strips with bigger scissors or a scrapbooking tool. Then cut it horizontally with your smaller decoupage scissors. Only then will it be easier to take each rectangle and cut the finer details. I do not recommend using an exacto knife to do this but small decoupage scissors.
Thanks for your great comments so far on the downloadable pages!
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