I found this challenge particularly difficult  perhaps because there are too many squares/ rectangles/ boxes on the sketch and I felt trapped by it somehow.  I tried to follow the sketch as it is and  my first thought was dividing the image into 5 parts but it didn't work. Then I thought about making a card with 5 layers of DSP but that was too much, I thought of stamping sentiments in banners and having a main image on the square at the center but then I changed my mind and I finally decided  to grab my sewing machine to try and sew zig zag stitches  all over the top and the bottom of the card to complete the sketch... Yuck and it didn't work neither :(

In the middle of a desperate moment I saw that piece of card stock  covered by threads and uneven stitches and Voila magic happens! I really liked the marks of  the zig zag stitches on it so  I went ahead and  used my sewing machine to add a decorative pierced border to this card. 

To pierce the holes onthe card stock I  used  a Zig Zag stitch and no thread on the sewing machine and I used an universal  (size 16) needle that came  with my sewing machine. You can also use a thicker needle such as Ball Point needles or a thinner one if you prefer. 

This is defo the ultimate,  super  fun idea to easily add decorative borders to cards and as some sewing machines have many different kind of  stitches then the possibilities are endless. I can't wait to  make more cards with my new technique!  What could I call it?  lol