
I'm still working my way through the Techniques from the February TJNL, that I hadn't had a chance to create with a few months ago when working on my assignments. No one likes to make Sympathy cards, but with the Triple Play Technique, you can get 3 done quickly so you'll have them on hand when you need them.

I love the new Parisian Breeze Speciality DSP - it's textured, cover-weight card stock, and oh so beautiful! Here I've paired it up with Thoughts and Prayers, to create a Sympathy Card. The panel where the DSP is opens, to reveal your personal written message. I added a Jumbo Eyelet and dyed my Organza Ribbon Chocolate Chip (I simply used a sponge dauber and ink), then tied it around the panel to keep it closed. To dress up the corners of my card, I used the Mat Pack to pierce a few holes.
Details:
Stamps - Thoughts and Prayers
Card Stock - Close to Cocoa, Chocolate Chip, Baja Breeze, Parisian Breeze DSP
Ink - Chocolate Chip
Other - Vanilla HPH, Pop Up Glue Dots, Glue Dots, Organza Ribbon, Sponge Dauber, Tool Kit, Jumbo Eyelets, Stamp-a-ma-Jig


10 comments :
Beautiful! I love that paper, I think I have that coming in my new order! Great job!
this is a beautiful card , I also like this set and hope to get it soon ! Great use of it
Hi Lisa,
Your sympathy card is just beautiful. The colors are very soothing and the design is gorgeous. I hope you don't need to use it for a long, long time!
This card is absolutely stunning. I am not a brown person but these colors work together perfectly. The tree is so dramatic and seems to symbolize "sympathy". Beautiful card, as always.
Another stunning card...
Lisa, this is one of the prettiest cards I have seen. Super job! Diane/Lost in the 60's/Planted in Joy
Your card is beautiful! I love that paper!!!
Very pretty, Lisa!!! Can I ask what size the finished card is? Thanks so much for sharing!
~Lana B~
Lisa, your cards are always so polished and put-together. I think this is one of the best I've seen in a while. Thanks for posting.
WOW! WOW! WOW! this is so pretty!!
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