I wish the need for Sympathy cards were not a part of life... but then there would be no life to celebrate.
The mother of one of the ladies in a writing group I belong to passed away a couple of weeks ago. The card I sent was inspired by a card designed by Lisa Ku on SCS. I loved the soft green tone she used. Very serene. This is what my card came together as:
The mother of one of the ladies in a writing group I belong to passed away a couple of weeks ago. The card I sent was inspired by a card designed by Lisa Ku on SCS. I loved the soft green tone she used. Very serene. This is what my card came together as:
Sorry. I just realized I hadn't cropped this picture. Also apologize for the bit of glare. I took these late at night so I could get them scheduled. I'm as tired of not having anything on the blog as you are of not seeing something new :-D
I used Whisper White and Mint Macaron from SU. The ribbon is from my stash (non-SU)
I used Thoughts and Prayers from SU. I did a ghost stamp of the image first, then re-inked and stamped directly to the card in a slightly different spot for the layered effect.
For the 3 accent flowers, I punched those out of Mint Macaron using the tree builder punch then brushed the flowers with stickles and let them dry. Took a matter of seconds. After I adhered them to the card with glue dots, I added the medium SU pearls.
I used a sentiment from Love & Sympathy on the inside.
What is your go-to stamp set or color choice when you need to send condolences? I'd love to know.
Creative Blessings!
Beautiful card! So sorry for your loss!
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DeleteBeautifully done, Kelly. I like that ghost stamping as it really came out pretty. And I like the added punched flowers and pearls. I will be casing this card! :) I use both the sets you quoted most of the time for my sympathy cards. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLovely color. I really like the soft color of the Mint Macaroon.
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful. I. Like the color's you used and the ghost stamping technique.
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