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Tuesday, December 27, 2022

Silver Sympathy

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I was asked to make a sympathy card recently, and this is the outcome.


The background was blended using Distress inks, then splattered with water to add some interest


The wee jewelled cross sticker was one gifted to me some time ago, and I came across it recently and put it on my desk - and today was the day I used it - it is by Recollections.  It fitted perfectly in the aperture, which was cut using a S/B classic oval


The sentiment (by Divinity Designs) was silver embossed,


As were the edges of the base and top layer, which was attached using foam tape for some subtle dimension


I added some siver washi tape to the inside panel to finish


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15 comments:

  1. Beautiful card Maxine great idea as a sympathy card! Do love the colours used too.
    Happy Christmas, and thanks so very much for all your kind encouragement in comments in 2022. Very much appreciated.

    I'm just back from a swim and walk at jetty beach life is so hard in summery Oz. But to make up for Christmas chocky indulgence I am out and pulling weeds next 😆😂😂
    Plenty of them!
    Thanks for sharing, and may God bless you and keep you and all whom you love safe and well.
    Prayer hugs, Shaz in Oz. X

    {Wonderful Words of Life - Shaz in Oz}
    {Calligraphy Cards - Shaz in Oz}



    Thanks for sharing, and may God bless you and keep you and all whom you love safe and well.
    Prayer hugs, Shaz in Oz. X

    {Wonderful Words of Life - Shaz in Oz}
    {Calligraphy Cards - Shaz in Oz}

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  2. Very elegant and suitable for purpose, thanks for sharing with us at Allsorts although afraid not eligible at Stamping Sensations as you indicate the focal element is a sticker not stamped.

    B x

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  3. So good for a sympathy card! Love that it is CAS and colourful! Hugs, Gerrina

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  4. Beautiful Sympathy card Maxine, love the rainbow background for the cross.

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  5. Maxine, there are so many beautiful details on this card. The background looks fabulous and that cross is perfect.

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  6. Hi Maxine:
    This is so pretty. I often forget to use all my washi tape, but I love the idea of running it up the inside of the card to decorate it a bit. Thanks so much for sharing your wonderful creativity with us at Word Art Wednesday.
    Blessings,
    Karen

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  7. What a beautiful background for that lovely cross. A very pretty and suitable card.
    Blessings, Neet xx

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  8. Fabulous and stylish card!
    Thank you for sharing at Allsorts!
    Happy New Year;-))m

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  9. Really gorgeous Maxine but right for the ocassion.
    Hugs
    Cathy
    xxxx

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  10. What a perfect sympathy card. I love those colours xx

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  11. A very nicely made sympathy card!

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  12. Love your blended background and what a beautiful symbol for a sympathy card. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble.

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  13. Whoever you made this card for certainly loved it. Jesus is always the best comfort and your card conveys that. Thanks for sharing with us at Double Trouble :)

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  14. Maxine, what a beautiful sympathy card! I love how you used silver embossing on the edges of the panel and card base... it adds so much beauty!! Thank you for sharing your card and creativity with us at Double trouble for our last challenge of 2022, and happy new year from those of us on the Design Team!!! -Donna

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  15. Your card is so beautiful, Maxine! Your addition of the silver embossing is a fabulous detail. Thank you for joining us at Double Trouble #127.

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