Rare Blessing Sympathy

 

Happy Thursday Peeps!

Needing a sympathy card is never an easy thing but 

nice to have one already made up when the occasion does arise. 

This flower in the Rare Blessing set is just beautiful.

I stamped with Black Stazon onto a piece of thick

Whisper White card stock.

I colored using my Aqua Painter and ink pads.

I used Gorgeous Grape and Pear Pizzazz inks.

The sentiment is from the retired Lasting Lily stamp set.

I stamped it with Black Memento ink

I ran my floral image through my Big Shot using the Subtle EF.

The base of my card is Gorgeous Grape and I used a piece of

DSP in Grape from the 6 x 6 Brights pack. 

I added the strip down the middle of the base card.

I then used a piece of Heather Highland at an angle and added my floral piece 

to it.

I used two strands of white twine I pulled 

from the Flax Ribbon to wrap around

 and tie a bow

 on my floral and tilted panel piece.

This panel is added to the base card with dimensionals.

 

I finished up with a few purple rhinestones from the Noble Peacock pack. 

Listed below are all the "ingredients" used to make this card.  

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Thanks so much for stopping by! 

Vicki

With Sympathy

 

Hello Peeps!!

Today I am sharing a clean and simple 

sympathy card made using the

Free as a Bird stamp set.

I stamped a portion of the bird stamp with black stazon

onto thick whisper white card stock.

I colored with my aqua painter and ink pads using Balmy Blue and Crumb Cake for the bird.

I used Old Olive and Calypso Coral for leaves and flowers.

 

I die cut using a stitched circle die.

The sentiment comes from the retired Lasting Lily set and die cut with 

the Stitched Label dies.

The base of my card is thick whisper white and then a layer of white that I embossed with

the Subtle EF.

I added his piece to the base with dimensionals.

The circle image piece is also added with dimensionals, as is the sentiment piece.

 

This is a very fast and easy card to put together.

Not too many layers and no embellishments make it

easily mailable as well.

Thank for coming by today!

Vicki

 

With Sympathy

 

Happy Monday Peeps!!

Today I am sharing a card made with the sketch this week at

The Paper Players.

I love a good sketch and this one is great.

I stared with the Petal Palette stamp set.

I stamped the flower with Black Stazon ink and colored with

my aqua painter.

I used Calypso Coral and Old Olive inks 

I used the matching dies to cut out the flowers.

 

The base of the card is thick whisper white and then a layer of Calypso Coral.

I embossed another piece of whisper white with the Country Floral EF. 

The strip of DSP comes from the Happiness Blooms pack.

I added a strip of Calypso Coral that I stamped another image from the same set 

onto using Calypso Coral ink.

 

My sentiment comes from the Lasting Lily stamp set.

I finished with a few basic rhinestones.

Thanks for coming by today.

Vicki

Thank You

Happy Sunday Peeps!!

Today I am sharing a card I made using the 

sketch at CAS(E) this Sketch.

I used the Bunch of Blossoms stamp set for my flowers.

I stamped with Black sazon and colored with Calypso Coral ink

The leaves aare colored with Pear Pizzazz

 

The base of my card is Basic Black card stock.

Then a layer of whisper white with a piece of DSP from the Butterfly pack

I then die cut with one of the stitched Rectangle Dies.

I then cut and matted my Square pieces and added to the base wtih dimensionals.

The flower is then added with dimensionals as well.

 

My sentiment comes from the Lasting Lily SAB set. 

I masked off  part of the words I didn't want.

I finished with a few basic rhinestones.

Thanks for coming by.

Vicki