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Hi DeNami friends,

 

Lately, I have heard of so many people going through some rough waters. We feel helpless, but want to share our love and prayers with them. As stampers, the best way we know how is to express that love through our art in cards. The love and care that goes into cards can be felt by the recipient.

Today, Lisa shares some lovely cards you can make for those you care about. They can be used for Get Well or Sympathy cards. You can change out the colors to suit the person you give it to, but these are great go-to cards for these times.

Lisa writes:

Hello, DeNami Design friends! It’s Lisa P. here. Does anyone else struggle when trying to create sympathy cards? I sure do. For me, they are the most difficult cards to make. Today I’m sharing three sympathy cards that feature a couple of the sentiments from the newly released CR04 Heartfelt Blessings Stamp Set. These gorgeous hand-lettered sentiments pair up beautifully with many of DeNami Design’s images and are perfect for sending thoughts, prayers and strength to anyone who is going through a tough time.

I hope you like my creations for today!

Thanks for stopping by!

DeNami Design Supplies:

Stamps: CR04 Heartfelt Blessings, CL-F239 Cross and Vines, PF37 Elegant Floral Stamp Set, CL-GD001 Fancy Flutters, F182 Round Leafy Tree

Cardstock: PC21 White, PC47 Celery and Brown Kraft

Twine: TW003 Spring Twine 3-pk

Other Supplies:

Ink: Tuxedo Black Memento (Tsukineko)

Markers: Assorted Copic Sketch Markers

Glitter Pen: Clear Wink Of Stella (Zig)

Cardstock: Lemon Tart and Aqua Mist (Papertrey Ink)

Dies: Nesting Card Templates (Lifestyle Crafts), Medium Scalloped Border (Papertrey Ink), Stitched Rectangles (Lil’ Inker Designs)

Punch: Doily Lace Edge Punch (Martha Stewart Crafts)

Button Twine: Rustic Jute (Papertrey Ink)

Embroidery Floss: White (Janlynn)

Sequins: Caribbean Blend (Avery Elle)

Tool: Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper (We R Memory Keepers)

Adhesive: Adhesive Tape Runner (Tombow), 3D Foam Tabs (Tombow), Scor-Tape (Scor-Pal), Matte Multi-Medium (Claudine Hellmuth)