Thursday, January 8, 2026

Thoughtful Thurs~ The 2025 Christmas Post Cards

 
When I first started church when I moved to this town,
I quickly found out the members had a mailbox at church,
and it was tradition for many to trade Christmas cards.
 After the first 3 years and getting to know people well,
 you know me, I made them.
 
Here's a list of the past cards and post cards: 
2015 Christmas Ornament Card (free embroidery file)
2017 no record 
2019 Christmas Postcards- (free embroidery file)
The number increased so I changed to post cards and no envelope.
2020 & 2021 church on internet due to COVID 
2022 Christmas Cards Star with Bible verse
2023 Christmas Card (free Dove embroidery file)
 
 
This one was a simple raw applique of letters on 
scraps of white fabric that I found in an Ohio yard sale.
The stack of white fabrics were all same cuts.
Looked to be factory scraps from cutting a pattern.
They were the right size for post card back ground.
A few were short, so a red triangle corner was added.
See if you can spot them. 
 

     



After several letters were cut out free handed,
they were stitched to a white fabric.

 
White fabric then stitched to card stock
with red thread. 
Four post cards were cut from one sheet.
 
The edge stitch food was used to guide
around the card a bit more accurately and quickly.
 



 
 






 I was unable to mail any cards this year due to health reasons.
No energy gets nothing done. 
 
I did miraculously work in the sewing room 7 hours that day
completing  45 cards,
3 tea wallets
and
3 gift bags. 
 
 
 If interested in more cards,
check out the Fabric Card/Tag page.
It includes bookmarks and their printouts too.
 
 
 
 
 

1 comment:

  1. Thank you for these lovely ideas, really inspiring! Happy New Year to you and yours

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