It's Friday, and that means Unity Friends with Flair! I'm always happy to link up, just not thrilled at the reason I had to make this card... it's another sympathy card. I wanted to get it done and in the mail right away, so... I CASEd myself. (CASE = Copy and Share Everything.) I switched up the colours and dropped a layer, but kept the same general layout. I will have to use this image for a different type of card soon, though -- otherwise, it may start to be "the sympathy card stamp" in my mind. (I pigeonhole things that way sometimes, if I'm not careful. ☺)
Hope you're getting ready for a great weekend! And if you head over to the Unity blog... wow, there's a ton of fun new releases over there!
P.S. Almost forgot to link this to Simon Says Stamp anything goes challenge!
Supplies: Stampin' Up very vanilla cardstock, wedgewood blue cardstock, Unity/Webster's Pages Love stamp & Bevy of Butterflies sentiment, Stormy Sky distress ink, clear embossing powder, oval nestabilities, Fiskars threading water punch
Sorry you need another sympathy card. :(
ReplyDeleteLove that birdie stamp and yes, it needs some non-sympathy loving! Maybe a new baby card?
Have a fabulous weekend!
Next time you use this stamp I hope it is to welcome springtime! Lovely card and I am sure they will appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry you had a reason to make another sympathy card but it's beautiful. Maybe you could use it for a new baby, like someone having quintuplets since there are five eggs! LOL The image would also work for a thinking of you card. Or maybe you could selectively ink just the leaves and make it something entirely different?
ReplyDeleteLovely card and this stamp would make a great spring card.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful card, sorry for the need of it though.
ReplyDeleteMono color card with a simple sentiment to a beautiple image go so well together.
ReplyDeleteUgg, Sympathy cards are hard to make IMO...I can't make them ahead of time, so when I make one it's because I need one and that is never easy.
ReplyDeleteYour card will bring great comfort to someone and I am sorry you needed one.
well, I guess the one bright side of sympathy cards is that CASEing yourself works so well...and this is an excellent design to reuse. That stamp really is lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteYou always manage to create cards with different styles! Gorgous card, Lindsey.
ReplyDeleteHugs Janna
A lovely CAS card and beautiful monochromatic color scheme. This card is sure to bring comfort to the recipient.
ReplyDeleteYour card is a really stylish one. I think it could be used for many other occassions . Have a nice weekend
ReplyDeletex catherine
That is a beautiful card. I am sorry someone you are about has lost someone. They will appreciate the beauty of your card.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really gorgeous Sympathy Card! I too hope the next time you need/want to use this gorgeous image it is for a more happy occasion.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card. Just wish they were never needed.
ReplyDeleteI know your beautiful card will be much comfort to whom you send it too. I'm sorry for your loss. Hugs girlie.
ReplyDeleteLove the monochromatic look...Perfect for this type of card :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsey! Sad that you had to make a sympathy card. The colours are so soothing, and it's a lovely card!! Have a great day!!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's always good to have sympathy cards on hand, but it sucks that we need to have sympathy cards on hand. Sorry to hear it!
ReplyDeleteI love the stamp in blue--it's really gorgeous! I have to tell you that I subsequently purchased the stamp after the last time you used it. I guess I loved what you did that much!! :)
what a great case of a great card :) sorry you are in need of one....
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