A co-worker recently lost her great grandmother, so I was called upon to do a card.
Instead of the usual black-themed style, I found a very pretty card on Two Peas to inspire me to do this.
I got out my new Fiskar's embossing plates to rub a rose pattern on yellow Bazzil cardstock. I also used one of my new edge punches for the filagree cutouts (since they were 40% off, I picked up 4 different ones!). A rose stamp outlined with blue, a small piece of blue paper, and grey cardstock were layered, some sheer ribbon and a few self-stick rhinestones then added for a bit of bling.
I never seem to have the right stamp for sayings; so I just printed off the sentiment on my computer.
This one didn't take long; the most time-consuming part was embossing the yellow cardstock!
2 people wrote stuff:
This is a beautiful card. I have such a hard time with Sympathy cards that after making hundreds of other cards I end up buying sympathy ones.
Aw, thank you InkyFingers! I shall have to pop by your blog as well. Yes, I too think Sympathy cards are the hardest to make. I never know what to put as a saying...
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