Sympathy card – Quiet Reflection. No-one likes to make sympathy cards, and if you’ve recently suffered a loss, in your time or bereavement it is difficult to then have to sit down and make a card to console the person/s who have suffered that loss. Why not make a few in your spare time so […]
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Sympathy card – Country Flowers
Sympathy card – Country Flowers. Sympathy cards are ones that no-one in their right mind would choose to make, but as it’s a fact of our life cycle – where there is beginning of life, there is also an end. We celebrate births, and need to find words of comfort for those who suffer loss […]
Sympathy card – Quiet Meadow
Sympathy card – Quiet Meadow. They are cards we don’t like to make because it brings sadness and sorrow of news of the loss of a loved one, a relative or a dear friend. He was a friend we’d known in our youth for almost 5 decades and who attended our wedding during our stint […]
Sympathy card with Quiet Meadow
Sundays seem to come round so fast! Today I have a sympathy card using the diagonal joy card fold. The stamp set I used is called Quiet Meadow. I also used the Meadow dies – truly a blast from the past. It’s still in the catalogue, so if you haven’t got it yet, it’s certainly […]
Accordion fold sympathy card with Sending Support
Today I have an accordion fold for a sympathy card with Sending Support stamp set. The Sending Support stamp set is free, subject to a qualifying purchase of £45 excluding shipping/handling during the Sale-a-bration promotion period from 5 January-28 February 2023. I purchased the Petal Park bundle which includes the stamp set and punch. In […]
Clean & Simple Sympathy Card
A clean and simple sympathy card is life’s necessity. Even our furry friends eventually leave this mortal coil and are a much valued member of your family. Their loss is no less felt and it is heartbreaking to have to say “good-bye”. Words seem so inadequate at times like these, and sending a card just […]
Woven Heirlooms
Sadly in all families we have to endure the loss of a loved one and my sister-in-law rang to convey her sympathies. During our chat, it transpired that the lock down had prevented her from re-stocking or purchasing much needed cards for various occasions. It then occurred to me that as a crafter and Stampin’ […]