It's very popular right now to stamp your sentiment on a nestability shape and use it as your focal point. I think the monochromatic flowers accentuate the sentiment very nicely. And, yes, that is the same Sizzix embossing folder that I used in the last post. I've been running them through my Grand Calibur and, WOW, does it ever make a deep impression! My flowers and leaves are various punches from River Rock with the leaves sponged with a bit of Certainly Celery. 
Here's the link to the Sweet 'n Sassy Stamps blog for daily inspiration from the great design team! Thanks for coming by today! Wishing you great things today!Hugs, Cheryl
15 comments:
very nice, I like colors!
very nice, I like colors!
Beautifyul sympathy card, I end up buying them myself..
Hugs
Debbie
This is a very lovely sympathy card. I'm the same way, they are very hard for me to make. I think I've only ever managed to make 1 in the 4 years I've been stamping.
Again a beautiful card! I like the embossed background and recognized it from last post! It looks very good. It makes a good sympathy card!
xxx
Dutch Tulip
Marja
Simply beautiful, love the style of the card! janine
Hi Cheryl, Your card is very pretty. I too find sympathy cards to be quite a challenge & end up buying them. Your card has given me new hope in mastering this. Hope you are having a wonderful day, Nancy
I love this card. It is a fabulous sympanthy card. I want to know the name of the embossing folder or brand. It is beautiful and I can see so many uses for it.
What a gorgeous card Cheryl.
Hugs Riet.xx
Beautiful card, Cheryl. It's so elegant. I love the flowers and branches/leaves.
Beautiful card. Simple, but very effective. Love the flowers!
Gorgeous card. Perfect sympathy card.
Absolutely gorgeous! Would make a wonderful Mother's Day card, too!
Cheryl - this is simple and elegant -- understated to perfection!
Sandy
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