Seems Sympathy cards are needed by so many. I have an order again for several. I really don’t mind making them as I feel so much when I am creating them that I hope the recipient will feel some of that caring when they open the card. I rarely do white on white but this one just flowed right out of my fingers.
I used my scor-buddy for the three lines on the bottom of the panel as a first step and then lined up the embossing folder with the top line and only partially embossed the panel. I then had to go back and deepen the scored lines.
The butterfly was stamped in gray and fussy cut before being mounted onto the labels die.
A very serene card was the end result.
TIP: I often cut my clear sentiments apart to be able to stack them instead of leaving them all horizontal.
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Image: GKD Spring Time Silhouette Kit~Sentiment – Hero Arts
Dies: MFT Textile Label & Spellbinders Fancy Tags
Scor Pal and Embossing folder~Swiss Dots
Used a Clear Star Giltter pen on the butterfly. Ribbon is from Cut Card Stock
Sure enough, blogger is being bitch again. I wrote a nice long comment and it ate it. I said it was a nice card and gray is not cheating for a white on white card (since "white" EP often isn't white) and that cutting up your sentiments is a good way to get more mileage out of them. Take that, blogger.
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