Sunday, 9 November 2008

May the Lord Bless you.

I really need to move on from sympathy now but as I find myself surrounded in sympathy cards I seem to be getting inspiration from them which in turn is showing in my card making, I find this quite strange as normally I would find these the hardest cards of them all to make.
The cross is stamped directly onto the base card in a brown walnut distress ink then a couple of pearls added the sentiment is stamped onto one of the smallest label Nestabilities and then cut out the next size label in a brown card stock both stamps are from Every Day Blessing by PTI.
I stamped the next image by Clarity stamps onto a larger sized label shape and again mounted this on top of a larger one in the brown card stock.
I brought it all together with a chocolate silk ribbon.


21 comments:

Foxycrafts said...

You've done it again, Jak. Another perfect card for a very difficult time. Love it.

Love Joan xx

IamDerby said...

Gorgeous card Jak. When you are feeling bad you want to look at pretty things, this is a perfect card for those occasions.

Anonymous said...

It is gorgeous Jak.

iReneM said...

Just beautiful.
This must be your way of finding comfort for yourself to make such a lovely card for someone else.
Hugs
x

Cazz said...

I really like the subtle colours in this card hun xxx

Hazel (Didos) said...

I found this too when Grandad died in September. Made quite a lot of lovely sympathy cards. Think the words are soothing, and it helps to make something pretty to ease the pain.
Hazel xox

Hazel (Didos) said...

I found this too when Grandad died in September. Made quite a lot of lovely sympathy cards. Think the words are soothing, and it helps to make something pretty to ease the pain.
Hazel xox

KraftyKoolKat said...

This is beautifully done Jak. I hope it has help during this very sad time. Cathy xxxxx

Anonymous said...

This is beautiful Jak and sometimes its easier to have a card done than to do one in sad circumstances.
Myrax

Anonymous said...

as weird as this sounds, this is a beautiful card. I would be proud to receive it. Inspiration comes in many forms

Anonymous said...

Such a beautiful card Jak, they are never the easiest of cards to make for anyone, but once again you have done an amazing job of it.
Sue

Beryl K said...

Just beautiful Jak,
Beryl x

Anonymous said...

Beautiful card, love the stamp and the sentiments in the Everyday Blessings set are lovely.

Anonymous said...

Simply gorgeous once more Jak, love the Nestability labels you have used too. You are an inspiration to us all.

Mad Mary

K39 said...

A beautiful card with a lovely sentiment

Chrissie said...

What a beautiful card Jak, I love the simplicity of this together with the colours you've chosen to use. Absolutely stunning!

Anonymous said...

jak, that is beautiful. sometimes in grief it is easier to immerse yourself in something like crafting, after all it is like transporting yourself for a while.just remember to allow the grief to come out whe it wants too, a good cry never hurt anyone. take care. x

Kirsten Alicia said...

It is a very beautiful card. Hugs to you. Kirsten x.

Anonymous said...

Just beautiful, Jak!

beemer

Anonymous said...

A beautiful card Jak, I love the stamps you have used and the colours match perfectly
Hugs
Christine xx

Debbie Olson said...

Oh, Jak, this is such a wistfully lovely card! I am so sorry to hear about your dad; my deepest condolences to you!