Tales of my journey into the wonderful, creative world of rubber stamping. With little bits of life stories thrown in.
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Sympathy Card
Last week, one of DH's colleagues unexpectedly lost his mother. It was very sad, she went from the picture of health to having a brain hemmorage that proved fatal. DH asked me to make a card for his team to sign and send along to the family.
I have avoided adding Sympathy sets to my collection, because I don't like to have to send Sympathy cards. However, it is unavoidable and I created this simple card from Filigree Fantasy by Verve Visual. I used Close to Cocoa ink on the vanilla base card, layered with panels of chocolate and blue. The sentiment is from a set that I don't have the name for, but it has many sayings that can be used for multiple occasions. I went over the sentiment and some of the swirls with my glaze pen, and added a simple knot in the chocolate satin ribbon. It seems to me that a sympathy card should be understated, and I hope our thoughts helped them through this difficult time.
I don't envy you having to make a sympathy card. I don't know anybody that likes making them. I think you have made a lovely card and I'm sure the recipient will appreciate it. xx :0)
2 comments:
I don't envy you having to make a sympathy card. I don't know anybody that likes making them.
I think you have made a lovely card and I'm sure the recipient will appreciate it.
xx :0)
Sympathy cards are difficult- even if you were not close to the departed.
I really like how your card turned out. Brown/ blue is very elegant and I like the touch of ribbon to soften it a bit.
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