Showing posts with label Sympathy Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sympathy Card. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 29, 2018

Sympathy Card

This sympathy card was created for one of the tenants we had when we were managing the apartments.

One of our tenants has lost her battle to cancer. It has been a long struggle for both her and her husband. I admire him for how he tended to his wifes needs with very little regard for his own.
I hope he can use this time to heal his broken heart and learn to get along through life without his best friend beside him.
RIP R.K.
~ §hawnie

Sunday, February 17, 2013

So Very Sory

This card meets the criteria for 2 different challenges.  The first one, Dynamic Duo’s challenge is Tempting Turquoise and Basic Black.  The second challenge is Zig Zag from Operation Write Home.  Anything that has a zig zag works

The following supplies were used to create this card:

  • Die - Nestabilities Labels 3
  • Houndstooth embossing folder
  • Eyelets
  • Fresh Vintage stamp set
  • Three Little Words stamp set
  • Ric-Rak

 

So Very Sorry

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Thanks for stopping by!

Blessings & Inky Hugs;

~Shawnie B.

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Sympathy Roses

Good evening Stampers!

Here is a Sympathy Card in blue’s.  I used Patterns Stack Designer Series Paper in Neutrals.  Roses are stamped with Marina Mist and sponged with Bashful Blue.  The mat is Early Espresso and the leaves / branches are Crumb Cake.  The DSP (Designer Series Paper) is Crumb Cake as well.

Rose Sympathy

Thanks for stopping by!

~Shawnie B.

Saturday, January 12, 2013

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Love and Sympathy - CASE

It's unfortunate but it seems I've been getting more and more requests for Sympathy cards.  This card was inspired by Jacque Craig.  I really wish she had a blog or a web address where you could go to view her beautiful cards, but she doesn't seem to have one currently at the moment.  I was fortunate to see her shared projects on a private Stampin' Up! Demonstrator website where many talented Demonstrators share their projects for others to appreciate and CASE. 

The card was created with more muted colors. Pink Pirouette, Very Vanilla, & Soft Suede. I like the design of this card.  No fuss & no muss.  Easy to complete, yet there are enough details to keep it from being boring.  I think the designer paper I used makes the real difference though.  That's what I really like about Stampin' Up!'s product lines.  There are so many different combinations of stamps, dies, papers, punches, etc... that all work well with each other.  It's just up to you and your imagination as to how it turns out! 

This card was created with the following Stampin' Up! supplies:

  • Stamp Set/s:
    • Love and Sympathy
    • Creative Elements
  • Punches:
    • Lace Ribbon Border Punch
  • Big Shot:
    • Designer Frames Embossing Folder
  • Misc:
    • Halfback Pearls
    • Dimensionals
    • Sponge Daubers
  • Colors Used:
    • Pink Pirouette
    • Soft Suede
    • Very Vanilla


Thanks for stoping by!
Blessings & Inky Hugs
~Shawnie B.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

With Sympathy

Sympathy cards are the most difficult for me to make.  I hate the thought that the recipient of this kind of card will most likely not feel any joy or anything special from being the recipient of this type of card.  I try to make sure they are soft and easy to look at.  I try to make sure they are soothing to the eye at least.

 This card was created with the following Stampin' Up! items:
  • Stamps
    • Brighter Tomorrow
    • Charming
  • Punch/s
    • Itty Bitty Shapes
    • Modern Label
  • Big Shot
    • Nesties Scalloped Oval
    • Square Lattice Embossing Folder
  • Misc
    • Brads
    • Ribbon
    • Sponge Dauber
    • Halfback Pearls

Thank you for stopping by

Blessings & Inky Hugs;

~Shawnie B.

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Sympathy Cross - With Love & Caring - Dawn O CASE

Here is a Sympathy card I made that was inspired by Dawn Olchefske, otherwise known as Dawn O.  She is very creative and has a lot A WHOLE LOT of wisdom to share.  She is one of those crafters who have a lot of knowledge, but she doesn't brag about it.

She will also not hesitate to give another crafter credit that she got a technique from.  To be technical, very few projects are "new" or "just came up with".  Everyone learns from everyone else and no specific technique was originated by any specific person.  Even if it's a spin-off, that's more than likely what gave you the idea.  The thing is, all these techniques have been around since the beginning of paper, ink, scissors, and rubber stamps!  Anyway, now that I've got that off my chest I'll get off my soap box and share what I intended to share when I created this post!  ;)

This woman is amazing! She has a library set up categorizing different techniques, video's, how to use certain products, etc... And she's not afraid to give somebody else credit if she learned it from someone else, when if you actually want to be specific, nobody (very seldom I've never seen it) where someone comes up with a technique on their own.

So, with that being said, here is a card that was made where the lattice design was trimmed down to create a cross.  It was cut out using my Bigz Lattice Die.  A flower was then punched out using my Boho Blossoms Punch and a circle punch from the Itty Bitty Bits Punch Pack.  Then adorned it with a pearl halfback from the Pretties Kit (retired).  I also punched out a 1 1/2 inch circle with my Circle Punch with Baja Breeze and placed it behind the flower ensemble.  I also used the Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch twice behind the cross. Sentiment was stamped using the Thanks for Caring stamp set.


Thank you SO much for stopping by!

Blessings & Inky Hugs!
~Shawnie B

Friday, August 12, 2011

Happy Friday!

Goodness!  What a week.  I've got some really cool cards to show you that I've been working on.

The first one I want to talk about took a bit of time to make, but I really think it was worth it.  It's a double embossed project, I think that's what the call the technique.  I took a sheet of purple cardstock, inked the whole thing with versa-mark ink and then covered it with Gold Embossing powder, then took the heat gun to it and set it.

Once it cooled off, I ran it through my Big Shot using the Elegant Bouquet embossing folder.  I then took my sanding block and commensed to sanding off the raised images, which revealed the purple cardstock beneath the embossing powder. 

I really hope you can see the results in the photos I took!

Please enjoy the rest of your day!

~Blessings and Inky Hugs!
Shawnie B
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