Good Monday Morning to everyone--hope you had a great weekend. I had a pretty lazy weekend but got some great crafting done.
Today I want to share a very simple sympathy card. It may be simple but I think it turned out to be one of the most elegant cards I have made to date!
I used a monochromatic color scheme in cream. I used colonial white card stock from CTMH and a damask pattern from the DCWV At Home stack. I inked the edges with Chamomile ink from Paper Trey ink (this and the Chi are must haves) and Yellow Cadmium from Color Box. The two colors give a really nice vintage tea stained look.
I used the Manhattan Flower texture folder from Stamin Up/Sizzix, cut out the main flower and inked with the same two colors.
I have a lot of sentiment stamps but most of them are small, I found this one from A Stamp In The Hand in my garage sale haul box--the font was perfect for this card. I stamped in a slightly darker color (desert sand from CTMH) so that it would be readable and blend in to the over all feel of the card.
I also finished the inside with a couple bits of the scrap pattern paper from the front of the card.
Thanks for stopping by today. I am madly working on a project to share on Everyday Cricut on Saturday--but i do have a few more projects to share this week.
Make it a great one
Monday, August 23, 2010
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Wow!! This is really beautiful!! Awesome job w/ the inking
ReplyDeleteThis is a very nice card
ReplyDeleteThis is a very pretty card. Nice job. Thanks for sharing.
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So beautiful!! Can't wait to see you today at i Frattelli!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and I love that it is a simple card because too many times I think we spend way to much time on a card that the recipient doesn't realize or care.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Great card!! Perfect in every way!
ReplyDeleteWonderful card, let's hope you don't need to send it to anyone.
ReplyDeleteSoooo elegant!! Beautiful!!! :)
ReplyDeletePerfect! I would pick this one if I were at a store!
ReplyDeleteI really like this card. Classy!
ReplyDeleteI love that card and many times simple is the most elegant...I am scraplifting that one for sure.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, elegant card!!! :)
Glad you had a "lazy" weekend-I bet it feels good to be home!
Looking forward to seeing you over at Everyday Cricut on Saturday...
-Jennifer
What a beautiful card! Love everything about it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous card. I absolutely love it.
ReplyDeleteMary Ann
Beautiful card. Thanks for sharing.--Ryansmaama
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this is soooo classic looking. very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThis might be your best card yet!
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Thanks for sharing
Susan
You do some of the most beautiful work, I got my mom set up with some blogs and yours is a must have. Thanks for sharing your talent. Smiles Mindy
ReplyDeleteWhat an elegant card! Everything about it says gentle concern and sympathy. Very nice work!
ReplyDeleteShellee
Hey Bryan,
ReplyDeleteI viewed this card on the feed that comes to my email, but silly me, forgot to comment!! This is absolutely one of the most elegant and beautiful card, that I have seen. Thanks for the fantastic work you do, you are so talented!!! Oh yeah, I remember that day, I was feeling jealous again because you were lunching with Mel & Joy! LOL If you are ever in Augusta GA, let me know, maybe not a fancy restaurant, but I know this guy who makes some awesome BBQ ;), oh and I happened to be married to him..LOL
((((Hugs))))
Lisa