I hate when I need sympathy cards. It's not something I stockup on, because heaven forbid I need a stockpile of them. I just kind of make them as I need them.
And of course I need some.
This one was cut out with the new tall nestabilities that I got from Cut at Home with the 40% off coupon code.
I folded the 8 1/2" x 11 vanilla cardstock in half and I cut it so the top of the die was off the top of the paper, thus keeping the fold.
I inked my Pretty Pattern backgrounder with Tim Holtz distress ink - antique linen- and then pressed the vanilla card base onto the stamp, and with my hands smoothed the cardstock all over the rubber making the image.
I layered another piece of stamped vanilla onto Kraft cardstock and sewed around it with brown thread.
I stamped my sentiment from Papertrey Ink's Everyday Blessings stamp set with Colorbox dark brown ink and layered that onto Kraft cardstock cut out with the tall nestabilities.
I added a little bit of Offray vanilla ribbon that I got from Wal-mart on to the side of the sentiment.
It looks like a long card, but it still fits into a regular envelope.
They say things happen in three's and it is true in this case, so now that is enough......hopefully we don't have another three.
Thanks for checking in!
This is gorgeous, Bonnie! I love the colors and the sentiment!
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, you should apply to a design team. I think your stuff it terrific and DT worthy. Embellish Online is taking aps at the moment. You should go check it out!
Hugs to you,Becky:)
Hey Sweet Friend!!!! Love this creation,as always you work inspires me. (((Hugs)))
ReplyDeleteOh my Bonnie...this is gorgeous. Simple but elegant!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful Bonnie!
ReplyDeleteThat sentiment is amazing! Love the colors and dp you used!
Bonnie, this is beautiful and elegant! I love the long nesties for making scalloped cards!
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