Although I always have good intentions---for all kinds of things---I often don't carry them out. So I'm making only one Easter card this year. It's for my dear friend who has been fighting cancer for two years and to whom I've mailed a card every week since her diagnosis.
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Prima patterned paper and floral embellishments; Our Daily Bread sentiment
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5 comments:
Hello Evelyn
This card will bring such pleasure to your dear friend, it has a vintage and restful appeal, choosing the lighter, less saturated Pink relates a tenderness and femininity, the Prima paper was the perfect choice.
Beautiful card for a sick person.
Smiles:)
Sue
Your card is beautiful & so is your wonderful gesture which is sure to bring comfort to your friend every week :) xxx
There you go again with the perfect patterned paper for what you want to embellish with. Fantastic!! Your friend is blessed to have such loyalty and caring. Isn't it great to use the gifts you have to bring joy to another. Good going.
Tish
What a gorgeous card! I just checked all the creations I missed,,,,wow, love your work! I hope you are having a nice Easter!! Take care,Cynnie
What a beautiful card, and very thoughtful of you to send a card a week to let your friend know she's always in your thoughts. I always have good intentions, too, when it comes to stamping, but just don't have the time to match my intentions. We do what we can.
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