Hi Stampers-
I've been doing a lot of Christmas stamping lately but before I'm ready to hit the holiday season I wanted to show one last card. My neighbor passed away recently. We weren't close, just neighborly for 23 years. Good neighbors. We moved up the street a couple years ago so we didn't see each other often and I never realized she was even sick. But my heart was heavy when I heard the news and I thought of the many kindnesses she showed our family as a neighbor. My daughter was born just after we had moved to the house, right before Christmas. She showed up at the door with a Christmas gift for my daughter, pjs,- the first time we had met. She continued the tradition with both my girls, giving them matching pjs every year until they were almost teens. I reciprocated when she had grandchildren by letting them come pick pumpkins in my pumpkin patch and sharing our 4th of July sparklers.
I made this card for her husband. I don't know exactly the right words to say inside it, but the process of making the card and thinking of my neighbor made me feel close to her memory. Goodbye Dear Neighbor.
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Showing posts with label Field Flowers stamp set. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Mom
Hi Stampers!
Today I wanted to join a challenge over at Hand Stamped Sentiments, HSS Theme Challenge #113, all about Mom. Mother's day is coming up and I want to be prepared! This card will be for my MIL so don't tell...
To add the challenge I used a new to me color combo. A customer recently emailed me that she was in a bind- she was making invitations and ran out of So Saffron, Bashful Blue, and Perfect Plum. She had placed an order but didn't think it would arrive on time. Could I help her out? I did, and Sarah, I'd love to see what you came up with using this color combination. I thought I should try it out! Here is what I came up with:
As an aside, I used the color spritzer tool with my Perfect Plum marker, and I think this marker, of the old style, dates back to when I first purchased my Stampin' Write markers back in 1998! These are some great markers!
I wanted to go for a shabby chic look, which I achieved with lots of layering and distressing. I have found a great way to efficiently use my distressing tool. Line up your card stock along the edge of your table letting it hang over the edge 1/4 to 1/2". Hold card firmly and run the distressing tool over the edge very quickly without bending your card stock! Go ahead and try it- it really works!
I used Field Flowers, Creative Elements, and Family reunion for my stampsets.
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Field Flowers stamp set #122760w 122762c
Family Reunion stamp set #122710w 122712c
Creative Elements stamp se #122645w 122647c
So Safron card stock #105118
So Saffron stampin' pad #105213
Bashful Blue card stock #105120
Bashful Blue stampin' pad #105209
Perfect Plum card stock #101889
Perfect Plum stampin' pad #101437
Perfect Plum Stampin' write marker #100035
Basic Black Stampin' pad #101179
Whisper White card stock #100730
Vintage Trinkets #118764
Antique Brads #117273
Color Spritzer tool# 107066
Stampin' Sponges #101610
Mat Pack #105826
Paper Piercing tool #116631
Cutter Kit #106958
Square punch #119865
Stampin' Dimensionals #104430
Snail adhesive #104332
Today I wanted to join a challenge over at Hand Stamped Sentiments, HSS Theme Challenge #113, all about Mom. Mother's day is coming up and I want to be prepared! This card will be for my MIL so don't tell...
To add the challenge I used a new to me color combo. A customer recently emailed me that she was in a bind- she was making invitations and ran out of So Saffron, Bashful Blue, and Perfect Plum. She had placed an order but didn't think it would arrive on time. Could I help her out? I did, and Sarah, I'd love to see what you came up with using this color combination. I thought I should try it out! Here is what I came up with:
As an aside, I used the color spritzer tool with my Perfect Plum marker, and I think this marker, of the old style, dates back to when I first purchased my Stampin' Write markers back in 1998! These are some great markers!
I wanted to go for a shabby chic look, which I achieved with lots of layering and distressing. I have found a great way to efficiently use my distressing tool. Line up your card stock along the edge of your table letting it hang over the edge 1/4 to 1/2". Hold card firmly and run the distressing tool over the edge very quickly without bending your card stock! Go ahead and try it- it really works!
I used Field Flowers, Creative Elements, and Family reunion for my stampsets.
Thanks for stopping by!
Shop 24/7 by clicking here!
Field Flowers stamp set #122760w 122762c
Family Reunion stamp set #122710w 122712c
Creative Elements stamp se #122645w 122647c
So Safron card stock #105118
So Saffron stampin' pad #105213
Bashful Blue card stock #105120
Bashful Blue stampin' pad #105209
Perfect Plum card stock #101889
Perfect Plum stampin' pad #101437
Perfect Plum Stampin' write marker #100035
Basic Black Stampin' pad #101179
Whisper White card stock #100730
Vintage Trinkets #118764
Antique Brads #117273
Color Spritzer tool# 107066
Stampin' Sponges #101610
Mat Pack #105826
Paper Piercing tool #116631
Cutter Kit #106958
Square punch #119865
Stampin' Dimensionals #104430
Snail adhesive #104332
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