A lady at work told me her sister was diagnosed with breast cancer and was starting 15 weeks of chemo. She wanted to know if I could make mini or small regular cards of encouragement so she could have her sister open one every week of chemo. She just needed them within the week because she was going to see her. So I prayed because it was going to be tough to get 15 cards done in one week and God said "tell her yes" so I did. He made all the cards come together so nicely and fairly quick. She loved them and knew her sister would too!
She told me that her sister was a Christian and more of a flower/beauty type of girl. So I knew I had enough stuff in my craft room so I went looking and found so much wonderful stuff that fit what I felt she wanted for her sister.
This two cards were made using Stampin' Up supplies (I believe both are discontinued but if you have them like me maybe this will inspire you!) But they do still have the Hand Penned Petals Stamp Set so I'll link my friends site. I have not used the stamps yet just the beautiful cards in the card pack.
Card size: 3 3/8 x 4 3/4
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Anything is Possible Card
Journaling Card: Stampin' Up (Hand penned Memories & More Card Pack)
Embossing Folder: Stampin' Up (Ornate Floral 3D)
Cardstock: Bazzill (Raven)
Rose Overlay Card
Image and Overlay - Stampin' Up (Incredible Like You Kit)
Cardstock: Bazzill (Berry Sensation)
The book card I colored with Tombow Dual Brush Markers.
Inside says: Cancer is only going to be a chapter of your life, not the whole story.
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Card size: 3 3/8 x 4 3/4
Cancer is just a chapter
Image: Hero Arts Bold Prints (Book Stacks)
Markers: Tombow Dual Brush Markers
Cardstock: Bazzill (Raven)
Flowers Grow Card
Patterned Paper: The Paper Boutique (Bumblebee's Dance - embellishment pad and 8 x 8 paper pad)
Metal Dies:
Cardstock: Bazzill (
Thinking of You Card
Cardstock: Bazzill (
Journaling Card (Recollections - Blooming Tag Pad)
Gems: Recollections
Card size: 3 3/8 x 4 3/4
You Got This
Journaling Card:
Patterned Paper:
One Day at a Time
Journaling Card: Jen Hadfield - Hey, Hello Collection
Patterned Paper:
Cardstock: Bazzill (
I love You Jar
Paper/Image:
Cardstock:
Edge punch:
Sketch: Sketch n Scrap - WCMD 2021 Sketch #2
Patterned Paper: Recollections Paper Pack - Marsh Flower
Accents/Tools: Cricut, Basic George Cricut Cartridge, Tags and more Cricut Cartridge (tags 2 3/4" and 3"), Metal Dies (butterflies and banners)
Well goodness! I forgot to keep posting cards! Before I get to Mother’s Day cards I better post the rest of Easter 2020.
I made this card for a couple customers that wanted a Christian themed Easter Card. April Inspirational Card Challenge – embossing
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: Bazzill (white, Sunbeam, Heather, Pansy) Embossing Folders: Darice (Cross with Script, Scroll Flourish Corner) Accents/Tools: pop dots
After I made one for orders I decided to make some for my friends and family. So I made them in three colors that I felt fit the receiver.
April Inspirational Card Challenge – embossing
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: Bazzill (white, Limeade, Blossom, Flamingo, Blue Oasis, Tropical) Embossing Folders: Darice (Cross with Script, Scroll Flourish Corner) Accents/Tools: pop dots
As I was working on Easter Cards I saw this photo journaling card and got to thinking about how I could turn into a Easter Card. I came up with the ideal to add the dots and the rest of the sentiment. I had my friend make it sound good and this was the finished product. I came up with this ideal because I like the fun part of Easter but also remember that Jesus is the reason for Easter. I sent this to my new adopted Niece and Nephews and they loved it!
April Inspirational Card Challenge – Inspirational Photo – I went with the Easter theme and the eggs.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: Bazzill (Blue Oasis) Patterned Paper and Journaling Photo Card: Doodlebug (Bunnyville) Accents/Tools: pop dots, Queen & Co pink dots
One of the ladies wanted a card for her dad that is into gardening and native Nebraska flowers. So I learned that the daisy is a native Nebraska flower! So I added the flowers to the journaling photo card and then used Sketch #594 at Cards with Connie & Mary (I flipped it).
I made two cards so I decided to give one to my friend Dale.
April Inspirational Card Challenge – Product – patterned paper.
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: Bazzill (Blue Oasis, American Poppy, Intense Kiwi) Patterned Paper and photo card: Doodlebug (Bunnyville) Accents/Tools: Doodlebug Sprinkles (spring), SVG daisy cut file
So I make cards for a guy at work and then I also make cards for his mother. I made Easter cards for the mother to give to her friends and son (watercolor paper cross card). Then I made this card for the son to give to his mother (parents). She wrote me today and said she loved it! The mom likes flowers so when I saw the journaling photo card I knew to pair it with this bright happy flower paper! I cut down the journaling card and put the dotted frame around it. I used Create with Connie & Mary Sketch #598 as my inspiration. I used a flower punch to add to the strip below the egg. Because some of the journaling photo cards are big I bought 6 1/4 x 6 1/4 envelopes so this card is 6 x 6. It’s big but not too big.
I made 2 of these and sent one of these to my Aunt Barb! Happy Mail!!
April Inspirational Card Challenge – Product – Patterned Paper.
I needed a card for a lady to give her son. So he got the green/yellow one since that was more manly. I used an older image from Clearly Digi Stamps (no longer in business). Since I’m not good with inks and watercolor I used paper that was already done for me!!
April Inspirational Card Challenge – Photo Inspiration – Easter theme
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: Bazzill (Kachina, Watermelon), American Crafts (lipgloss) Patterned Paper: Recollections color splash 6 x 6 paper pad Digital Image: Clearly Digi Stamps/Clear Dollar Stamps (Jesus Paid It All) (No longer in business)
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