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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:

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

    Love Joan xx

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

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  3. It is gorgeous Jak.

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

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  5. I really like the subtle colours in this card hun xxx

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  6. 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

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  7. 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

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

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

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

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  11. 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

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

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

    Mad Mary

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  14. A beautiful card with a lovely sentiment

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

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  16. 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

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

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  18. Just beautiful, Jak!

    beemer

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

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

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