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American Flag Hand-Stitched Card Pattern

Here’s my salute to the American Flag with a hand-stitched card. Crafting is one of our favorite ways to celebrate any holiday!  This is a great card for celebrating our Nation’s Independence Day this fourth of July. Or it could also be given to an American Soldier’s family, paying tribute to those fighting for our freedoms.

American Flag

American Flag Hand-Stitched Card Pattern

American Flag Card

Supplies:

Everything is available at your local craft or fabric store.
  • Punching Awl
  • Pattern for Flag to punch: Download this step by step pattern and instructions, then print it out: flag-card-pattern.pdf
  • Cork board: For punching holes in card – found at kitchen or office store (try a cork hot plate)
  • Thread: I usually use DMC floss, with all six strands
  • Needle: Cross-stitch needle #26 for 18-22 count fabric
  • Cardstock: white piece, accent color piece, folded card piece
  • Envelope: white envelope that measures, 4 ½ “ x 5 ¾ “
  • Glue: Glue stick, glue dots, spray glue is recommended

Instructions:

For complete instructions on Punching, Stitching, and Gluing this card, please visit my Basic Instructions Post.

Have fun making hand-stitched cards. And here’s to our great country, Happy Independence Day!

 More Red, White, and Blue Projects for Your 4th of July:

Looking for even more fun projects that you can make to celebrate this great country’s Independence Day? Here are even more fun ideas to try!

Popsicle Stick Button Flag Kid Craft

These adorable flags are made out of popsicle sticks and buttons! They’re the perfect way to get your kids involved in the holiday crafting, and they make great decorations after you’re done!

Popsicle Stick Button Flag Craft

Patriotic Paper Lollies

Planning a cookout for the 4th of July? These lollipop- inspired centerpieces will look amazing on your holiday table! Bonus- they’re super simple to make!

Patriotic Paper Lollies

Patriotic Banner Painting for Preschoolers

Even your littlest ones can get in on the crafting fun with this idea! These abstract flag banners would look so pretty hung on a door or porch!

Patriotic Painted Banner

Paper Plate Flag Crowns

These paper plate crowns couldn’t be easier to make, and kids just love them! The red and blue color scheme is always a hit, or you could try a greenish color for the kid who wants to be the Statue of Liberty!

Paper Plate Flag Crowns

Mini Berry American Flag Tarts

No Independence Day celebration is complete without a flag dessert! These mini berry tarts are a fun take on the classic berry flag cake. They’re easier to grab and eat, too!

Mini Flag Berry Tarts

9 comments

  1. Those are awesome! I really enjoy making cards too. It’s a quick creative outlet for me when I need it. Happy 4th!

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