Hi all,
Sympathy cards are always so hard to create. I have been too unwell to make any new cards recently so this is one that was made for a very good friend when her father passed away.
For this card I started off by dry embosssing some white cardstock using the Bird Call Cuttlebug embossing folder and my Cuttlebug. I cut the piece down to size and stamped the With Sympathy greeting in Versafine Onyx Black ink. I cut a piece of cream cardstock to be a little smaller than my 7'' x 5'' card base and stamped the Thinking of you greeting with the same ink. I adhered the embossed panel to the cream cardstock and added some 1'' black satin ribbon. I then matted the panel to the card base to finish the card.
I'm sorry the embossing isn't very clear on the photo, it was really hard to get a shot with enough contrast!
I am cutting it fine for entering before the deadline but I am entering this card into the The Paper Players With Sympathy Challenge.
I hope you have enjoyed looking at my blog today.
Until next time,
Lucy x
Supplies:
Bird Call Cuttlebug embossing folder, Cuttlebug, Inspire Me Cardstock,
Hero Arts With Sympathy stamp set, Hero Arts Sending Smiles stamp set,
Black 1'' ribbon, Versafine Onyx Black ink, Tombow Mono Adhesive tape
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The font on your sentiments is just beautiful. You have created a soft and pretty card that I'm sure your friend appreciated. Thanks for joining us at the Paper Players.
ReplyDeleteI agree that sympathy cards can be very difficult to make but you have come up with a pretty, and soothing design here. The embossing is such an elegant touch.
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