It's never fun having the need to make a sympathy card. But nonetheless, it's necessary from time to time. When I need to create a sympathy card, I often look to my stamps from Stamp Simply Clear Stamps because I know I can always find the perfect sentiment for each individual person in need of receiving a cheerful card during a time of loss.
Masculine cards have never been my strong suit; but again, Stamp Simply Clear Stamps makes it easy with their wonderful sentiments and images. They have the perfect fit for every man, woman and child on your list; and you're always sure to find the right sentiment and/or image at Stamp Simply. I used a really fun 6x6 patterned paper pad from Craft Consortium called Wood Textures. I used a piece of that for the background which I machine stitched. I also used various wood patterns from the same paper pad to cut the banners you see. I used the Fishtail Banners Dies to do this.
I used the Typewritten Year Round Greetings Stamp Set for the sentiments (Think of You and With Sympathy). I cut more of the banners using the Fishtail Banners Dies again from the Wood Textures and some cork paper. I attached a Tim Holtz miniature paperclip and a Tim Holtz mini staple to my card. I used the Salvation Stamp Set for the two different cross images you see on my card. I thought they went well with this masculine theme.
Stamp Simply Clear Stamps has so many great stamp sets, dies and products to help you get creative. There really is a perfect set for every occasion. Thanks for stopping by my blog to take a peek at my card. I do hope you will stop by Stamp Simply Clear Stamps to treat yourself. Have a blessed and creative week. OH, WAIT!!! Before I go, I want to share this GREAT NEWS with you about a SALE:
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Dare 2 B Artzy - June: Masculine - I struggle with masculine cards, so this was a true challenge for me.
Blessings,
Karen
A great masculine card Karen - love the colours and textures and the stamps are perfect for the occassion
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Maxine