Cardmaking - fabric motifs of leaves and teapot/coffee pots on neutral cards

I was asked by one of my friends if I make cards using fabric.  I certainly  have used fabric many times to make cards so I indicated that I had.  She asked if I would bring some along this week to our fabric sorting so she could take a look.  With such short notice I managed this dozen cards using motifs trimmed from fabric.  The leaves is from fabric I bought years ago to make cards and these were already trimmed ready to go!!  I trimmed green and burgundy cardstock layers and stitched the fabric to them using neutral thread.  I then distressed the edges of my small cards with TH Antique Linen ink and then adhered the large focal elements to them.  The teapots/coffee pots were a similar process.  These ones I had previously cut to make cards and were already adhered to white cardstock squares.  I stitched them to black squares of cardstock.  I added washi tape to the top and bottom of my cards and then adhered the large focal elements in centered in between.  I was previously unsure how to proceed which is why they had been set aside.  So glad to have them made up into cards.  Therese