My Last Thinking of You Card...

...at least for a while. My niece carried calla lilies when she got married. I had some extra and had her on my mind when I started fashioning this card. A little different, I have to admit, by maybe okay?Deets:

Stamps: All Year Cheer I, Itty Bitty Backgrounds

Paper: White, Red, Chocolate Chip

Ink: Chocolate Chip, Red

Accessories: Ribbon, Floral Picks

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Thinking of You 3

I really need someone to show me how to use my Big Shot. It's probably very hard to see the embossed dots on the top of the card. It's even hard to see them IRL! They just didn't seem to pop out as much as I expected them to. Next time I'll just emboss them the old fashioned way - one dot at a time with a stylist. I wish that thought would have come into my head when I was making them! Could it be that I actually think better when I'm sleep deprived? Lord knows I can't type better. But I do get more chatty... or is it typeee?

Deets:

Stamps: All Year Cheer

Paper: Purely Pomegranate, White

Ink: Purely Pomegranate

Accessories: Ribbon, Big Shot, Texturz Background Small Dots

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Thinking of You 2

This is a really cool card. Instead of using ink on the French Script Background stamp, I 'inked' it up with bleach! I love the way it came out. The Black paper is bleached and it looks like Kraft paper. You can also stamp an image and 'color' it in with bleach using a Q-Tip. I plan to do that some time in the future. I plan to sleep some time in the future too...

Stamps: French Script & Antique Background, All Year Cheer I

Paper: Black, Kraft (hmmm, I wonder if there's any mac & cheese to nosh...)

Ink: Black, VersaMark

Accessories: Black Grosgrain Ribbon, Stampin' Dimentionals

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Thinking of You Thinking of Thinking of You Cards

Okay, I am exhausted. It's after midnight and I can't sleep. I should have known better than to have that Diet Cherry Coke with dinner. Tomorrow, I have a doctor's appointment and I'll have to convince him that I am feeling fine, but when I don't get enough sleep, I hurt. Thank God for spellcheck because I'm misspelling every other word. I was asked to make a series of Thinking of You cards. Here is my first.

Deets:

Stamps: Victorian Lace Background, All Year Cheer

Paper: Sage Shadow, Vanilla

Ink: Sage Shadow

Accessories: Sage Shadow Eyelets, 3 Flower Punch

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Get Well Soon 5

Okay, here is my last Get Well Soon card. I think this could also be sent to cheer up a man or a woman. Not long after I finished this batch of Get Well cards, I got sick! No, really! I even got referred to a specialist! I'll never say I'm sick of making Get Well cards again! My angels got a kick out of the irony of it all....

Deets:

Stamps: Sincere Salutations, Medallion & Canvas Background

Paper: Bashful Blue, Not Quite Navy, Chocolate Chip

Inks: Not Quite Navy, Versamark, White Craft

Accessories: 2 Step Bird XL Punch (for the leaves), Coluzzle (to cut the circles), Paper Piercer

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Get Well Soon 4

This is my version of a Get Well card for a man. It's got a lot of weight to it and I think, with the absence of flowers, and even with the ribbon, it would be a good fit for guys you want to cheer up.

Deets:

Stamps: Sincere Salutations, Antique Crackling

Papers: Always Artichoke, Chocolate Chip, White

Ink: Chocolate Chip

Accessories: Grosgrain Ribbon, Organdy Ribbon

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Get Well Soon 3

It's hard to see, but the main portion of the card is stamped with the Canvas background using the same color ink as the paper. Then I took the blue hue and stamped the background with the French Script background.

Deets:

Stamps: Sincere Salutations, Canvas, French Script, Baroque Motifs

Paper: Brocade Blue, Old Olive, White

Inks: Brocade Blue, Old Olive, Black

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