Hi there! I hope you are having a great day! As I was flipping thru the Vicotorian Trading catalog, I came across an adorable witch's boot pincushion and thought, "hey, that would make a cute card"! So, this is what I came up with. This boot measures 5 1/2" wide x 5" tall and is super easy to make. I'm going make the pattern available here, for anyone interested--only, I'm not certain that it will work. Click on the pattern to enlarge, then right click and scroll to print. If you are not able to get it, just email me and I'll be happy to send it to you via email attachment.
Thanks so much for visiting me today. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go see what all you creative people have been up to! Hugs and happy crafting!
Thanks so much for visiting me today. Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to go see what all you creative people have been up to! Hugs and happy crafting!
How darling! Very creative.
ReplyDeleteOMGosh, these are outrageously awesome! Super cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a super cute idea! I love it! You are so creative!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs~ Kim
Oh gosh Linsey! these are so darn adorable!! TFS
ReplyDeleteoh this would be perfect for someone i know at work...LOL! they're too cute!
ReplyDeleteOh look at you go girl!!!! Another AMAZING and creative shaped card!!! Stinkin' adorable my friend!!!!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog through another.. I love the cupcake template and this one is just as cute.. Thanks so much for leaving a comment on my blog I was so surprised and thrilled.. I have a long way to go in card making but trying to get there..
ReplyDeleteRenee
This is so awesome!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the Clear Dollar Stamps DT!
Love your work ... question, please ...
ReplyDeleteis fold on the sole of the shoe? TIA
^o^ CM2
LINSEY! These are spectacular! You know how I love template cards! Great work, my friend!
ReplyDeleteOh Linsey! I just love this boot! You never cease to suprise me!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Joani
Oh my goodness gracious, I love this. I am trying to get it to print now!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. THANK YOU for sharing the pattern with us. It's World Card Making Day-and will have to give these a try today. Thanks again. Kadie
ReplyDeleteI love this and Thank You for having such a creative mind to think of using this as a card.. I have Halloween paper and I will be making one I may post on my Blog when I finish.
ReplyDeleteI love this card! I tried making one but I just dont like what it looks like on the backside..Am I tying it wrong maybe?
ReplyDeleteOkay, this has got to be the most wicked card - love the idea of a boot card - you so rock my friend! I can see so many possibilities!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is great, thank you SO MUCH :) I just happen to have bought a lot of eyelets *big grin*
ReplyDeleteHi Linsey,
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute and you are very creative. Could you please email me the pattern. I'm having trouble with getting all of the pattern and trouble emailing you. My email is kornkribprimitives@yahoo.com
Thank you so much for sharing such a darling project. I love your blog and added you to my favorites.
Blessings, Linda :)
Your witches shoes are just too cute!
ReplyDeleteanother creative shape card by Linsey! the shape QUEEN!! This totally rocks~! love it! super fun lace on the top and great spooky colors!
ReplyDeleteThese are too darned cute!
ReplyDeletethis is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThese boots are awesome!! Very cool Linsey!!
ReplyDeletehi Lindsay!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this witche's boot.
I was unable to get this to print.
would you email the pattern to me pretty please?
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