Unfortunately we all need sympathy cards from time to time so I made this one to pop into my card box in the hope that it isn't needed anytime soon. It has been made with a mixture of stencilling and die cutting along with some pretty paper from my stash. I used the waste from a previously die cut wild flower to use as a stencil onto a circle of card before popping this behind a circular frame using a die I've had forever but hasn't been used for such a long time. That came about from having a sort out of dies etc reminding me of what I actually have!! The square was waste from a frame cut for another project and I cut the other wild flower from a scrap of white, sponging with distress ink to colour. The die cut sentiment matches the square and is popped onto a couple of banners cut from bits in the scrap box. Unfortunately I've not been feeling up to par for a few days, hence no post since last Thursday - sorry. Hopefully I'll be back to normal (whatever that is) soon.
Circle die - Marianne dies
Background Paper - Stampin' Up
Wildflower - Tim Holtz dies
Sentiment - Crafter's Companion dies
Banners - Sue Wilson dies
A beautiful Sympathy card Val, I love the stencil and die together.
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There are so many great ideas shared here, Val! Thank you for that! Your card design is really sensational with the shadow image of a flower and then a die-cut flower! I'm sorry to hear that you've been poorly and I hope it goes away completely very soon!! Hugs, Darnell
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Val love the mix of stencils and die. Hope you feel better soon x
ReplyDeleteA very beautiful card Val and you've brought so many elements together. The colour is very pretty and the stencilling makes a lovely background inside that lovely frame.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry that you are not too well at the moment and hope that you'll soon be feeling better. Hugs, Barbxx
Hi Val, I am playing catch-up with my blog reading and I'm very sorry to read that you were feeling under par when you wrote this post. I hope you are feeling much better now - sending you lots of get well soon wishes....and before I forget, love the tasteful design of your sympathy card. x Anne
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