Hi my friends, today I have a card we hope we never need but there will come a time the need will arise. I always try to have a couple of sympathy cards on hand and for me, I like them to be clean and simple with a pretty color and just a touch of black. I want the message to get a cross, not "look what I made". This card got sent out to my brother, my sister-in-law sadly passed away.
Here's how my card was made;
All stamps and dies are from Rubbernecker Stamps, links below.
- Stamp white cardstock with the Daisies stamp using VersaMark Ink and emboss with Iced Blue Embossing Enamel from Stampendous!.
- Die-cut using the largest die from the Nested Rectangle Small Stitch Die Set (I use the Cross Over II from Rubbernecker Stamps) and glue to a light blue card.
- Die-cut blue glitter paper using the Flower #5 Die Cut and glue to the front of the card.
- Stamp a black strip of cardstock with VersaMark Ink and emboss with White Embossing Powder from Stampendous!.
- Glue this to the card and using a circle punch, punch a circle from the blue glitter paper and glue to the left side of the sentiment.
Have a creative weekend!
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