Showing posts with label sympathy card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sympathy card. Show all posts

Friday, September 4, 2009

365/Day 188

It's been a fun Friday so far...lotsa work done early on so I could take a break and meet a friend at Starbucks. Friday also means that Michelle has a 4 hour theater rehearsal so Scott and I will drop her off and enjoy a picnic in the park and some date time. Then tomorrow, after Matthew's soccer game, DH and I are heading to the Springs for a two day get-away...I am soooo looking forward to the time. Anyway, I did managed to get in Day 188 with the 365 Day challenge. As I said previously, I'll do about 4 cards with a particular paperpack before moving on, so this is another Silhouette card - all products are Close To My Heart.
Hope you have a fabulous 3 day weekend!
Marie with a :-)



Friday, August 7, 2009

No sketches...just using up scraps.

Samantha would be so proud of me. Not only have I kept my craft room organized all day, I used up some scraps to make two cards:

I waited in line to be one of the first 50 at Archiver's today and received an 8 x 8 paperback with diecuts for free in additon to a box of 10 pretty ribbons. While there I used my 30 percent off coupon to get this bird and house diecut...it was their very last one! I didn't bother staying for any make and takes because it was soooo crowded and I had to be home in time for our living room furniture to be delivered. I love the furniture - it's so comfy...but it's almost too big for our living room.
Tomorrow is heavenfest...80 Christian bands will be there performing on 8 different stages between noon and midnight. My whole gang is going so it should be lots of fun.
Wishing you a fabulous weekend,
Marie with a :-)

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Symapthy Card

A precious lady from our church, who radiated the love of Christ, went home to be with our Saviour this past weekend. Even though I had several sympathy cards on hand, I felt the need to make one for the family.

Donna was elderly and in poor health but she never let that slow her down. She continued as Children's Church director until her passing and she always had a smile and a hug for everyone. She will be very much missed by those of us on earth, but I know that she is rejoicing to be Home.

I usually don't list the products used because I tend to use a wide selection. This was a very simple card, though and I used only CTMH cardstock and ink, a stamp by inkadinkado, and some random ribbon from my ribbon drawer.

Marie with a :-)