I realized late last night (tonight, as I'm doing this post!) that I didn't have a card to share today. I have been busy the last few days working on my calendars for next year. (I make 12 sets of them. I have four months done now. Yippee!) So, I made this card really, really quickly. Honest!
The embossed portion was in my "card parts" pile. (It had been done with a QuicKutz folder.) I had gone through it again recently and pulled out a few things that I wanted to use soon. I cut a piece of white cardstock to fit into the opening. I thought about this grassy stamp that I got from Technique Tuesday, and wanted to use it. I punched a circle out of a Post-It note with a Marvy punch and stuck it on the white. I brayered with Bliss Blue, Buckaroo Blue, Almost Amethyst and Vintage Violet - all from Stampin' Up! Then I removed the circle and brayered with the ever-so-slight violet that was still on my brayer. I stamped the sentiment and the grass (both from Technique Tuesday) in Vintage Violet. I matted with Vintage Violet, as well.
Thanks so much for stopping by, and I hope you'll come back and visit again soon!
Great card! I only wish I were that good with a brayer. You make it sound so easy
ReplyDeleteWhoa, Lynette, this is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. It's always so hard for me to make a sympathy card. You did a wonderful job with this card.
ReplyDeleteLynette, what a beautiful sympathy card. I love your brayer work, too. I don't even own one, but love the look people get using them. The embossed parts really add to the dimension of the card. And, for a minute, your kitchen backsplash looked like an embossed background sheet. :D
ReplyDeleteHappy calendar making, L! Suzie
This is beautiful Lynette!! So peaceful!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and serene!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is pretty! So serene. You and those embossing folders -- you've always got something wonderful going on with them. This is such a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card and what a beautiful job with your brayer!!!
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This is a beautiful sympathy card Lynette.
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