This card is for the Make It Monday Challenge. I will edit this post tomorrow with the directions ~ too late tonight!
OK! I am back to give you directions. The card base is 4 1/4x5 1/2 white cardstock. The panel is 4x3 1/2 patterned paper, from an OLD DCWV paper pad, the solid cardstock is 4x2 1/4. A piece of dyed seam binding is tied in a bow at the seam. The felt flowers are cream felt cut with My Favorite Things ROLLED ROSES Die-Namics dies. You can see them here and here . They make SUCH pretty flowers. You will be seeing me use them, a LOT! The large one has a pin I made from a corsage pin (WalMart) and 2 beads. The 2 leaf sprigs tucked behind the flowers are cut with PTI Turning a New Leaf die, mounted on pop dots. Finally a sympathy sentiment, Stampendous ~ Encouraging Words, here was stamped on the solid cardstock.
Dawn McVey, PTI ~ My Favorite Things, advice is classic, elegant images and cheerful colors, not drab, when making Sympathy cards. I tried to show that in this card.
Thank you for looking at my blog!
Susan
OK! I am back to give you directions. The card base is 4 1/4x5 1/2 white cardstock. The panel is 4x3 1/2 patterned paper, from an OLD DCWV paper pad, the solid cardstock is 4x2 1/4. A piece of dyed seam binding is tied in a bow at the seam. The felt flowers are cream felt cut with My Favorite Things ROLLED ROSES Die-Namics dies. You can see them here and here . They make SUCH pretty flowers. You will be seeing me use them, a LOT! The large one has a pin I made from a corsage pin (WalMart) and 2 beads. The 2 leaf sprigs tucked behind the flowers are cut with PTI Turning a New Leaf die, mounted on pop dots. Finally a sympathy sentiment, Stampendous ~ Encouraging Words, here was stamped on the solid cardstock.
Dawn McVey, PTI ~ My Favorite Things, advice is classic, elegant images and cheerful colors, not drab, when making Sympathy cards. I tried to show that in this card.
Thank you for looking at my blog!
Susan
I really like the colors, and the softness of the fabric used. Really good card.
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