Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Sympathy Card


I bought this KaiserCraft Sheet Music embossing folder a few months ago on a trip to a local craft store and have not used it as much as I'd like to. I thought it might make a pretty background for a sympathy card so that's what I'm sharing today
I placed the embossed panel on a Daffodil Delight card stock base, and used a snippet of green card to die-cut the large swirl with a Cheery Lynn die. The tiny flowers were done with a retired SU! mini punch and some Daffodil Delight matching polka dot dsp. I placed a drop of Black Nuvo drops in the center of each bloom, and used a Lil Inker stitched die to cut the sentiment panel which was heat-embossed with white embossing powder along with a SU! teeny tiny wishes greeting.

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Thanks for stopping by and do have yourself a wonderful day!

Carol

19 comments:

  1. A beautiful and peaceful card Carol, perfect for the sad occasion.
    Take care
    Faith x

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  2. Love your embossed background and beautiful flower flourish
    Carol x

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  3. Beautiful embossed background and great take with our Challenge @ Little Red Wagon this week. Thanks for joining us !

    Imke ~ MY CRAFTY PLACE

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  4. The embossing is really detailed and I like the idea to incorporate it for a sympathy card because music can hold so many memories and I think flowers are a great way to remember a loved one. Nicely designed card for a difficult time x

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  5. It certainly does make for a beautiful background on a sympathy card Carol! I love the embossing folder, I love the flourish-always love this when you use it. The colors are so pretty and soft. We hate making them, but have need for them unfortunately. Hugs, Brenda

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  6. Beautiful sympathy card, peaceful and soothing.

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  7. Such a lovely sympathy card!! Wonderful embossed music background! And, lovely flower flourish! Well done, so pretty!!

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  8. Beautiful design and wonderful layout.

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  9. Simply perfect Sympathy card Carol. Great layout and soft colour choice.

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  10. Lovely and sweet card, love the embossing folder and my fav cheery lynn die, so pretty…..♥♥

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  11. The music makes a good background for a sympathy card - great use of snippets for the swirl and tiny flowers

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  12. A beautiful sympathy card Carol, such a pretty embossing folder - perfect for the occasion.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  13. That is so soothing and peaceful good make .....Lis

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  14. Carol, you're certainly right about that embossing folder and I just love the swirling floral vine to go over top of it as well! It's very classy and elegant looking! Thanks for the great inspiration my friend! HUGS

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  15. Beautiful sympathy card, Carol! Love that musical background and your swirl flourish with the little flowers! This is sure to bring comfort to someone after a loss. TFS and have a wonderful day! Hugs~

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  16. What a beautiful sympathy card Carol. Love the delicate leaves and flowers - and the embossed background is perfect for the card. I wonder what the actual tune is? Let's hope it's not a rousing rendition of 'On the good ship Lollipop' or similar. Sorry, once that thought popped into my head i had to mention it.

    Hugs

    Di xx

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  17. I have a similar EF and love it! Its' very versatile and you made a sweet sympathy card with it and the lovely swirl!! Those cute tiny flowers make the card so sweet!!
    Hugs and love

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  18. A lovely sympathy card, Carol. I like the embossed background and the vine is pretty with those little flowers.

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  19. Lovely project! I have that embossing folder and you have inspired me to use it in a manner I would have never considered! Thanks for your inspiring response to our challenge at A Place To Start!
    Hugz,
    Chana Malkah, Owner

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