Friday, August 21, 2026

Sorry for Your Loss

 

Here's a quick and pretty sympathy card for three challenges.

First, it's for the sketch at the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge#695 here.

Second, the colors are for the Color Hues#139 here. The colors to use are yellow and orange. I thought of the new, Glow of Harvest Specialty DSP (August Product of the Month).

Finally, it's for The Paper Players#799 here. It's a clean and simple looking forward to fall challenge. 

Prayers & Promises is the stamp set. 

Here's my recipe:

Stamps: Prayers & Promises

Papers: White, Golden Glow, Cajun Craze, Glow of Harvest Specialty DSP

Inks: Cajun Craze

Accessories: Seasonal Cheer embossing folders, Painted Patch Adhesieve-Backed Dots, Scalloped Bloms dies, Stampin dimensionals









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7 comments:

Marcia Hill said...

What a pretty card Jennie! I love the DSP you used and also the embossed center of the card...a lovely way to convey your sympathies! Thanks so much for sharing this lovely card with us at the Color Hues Challenge!! Marcia (DT) :0)

LeAnne said...

I am loving those new papers and you've ud them so nicely to make a wonderful thought-filled card! Great way to use the sketch too! Thanks for playing with our CAS challenge this week at the Paper Players, as well as with the sketch from Atlantic Hearts!

Tammy said...

Love the way you used our sketch--very pretty card! Thanks for sharing at AHS!

Nancy said...

I love those soft and subtle flowers. Thanks for playing along with us at Atlantic Hearts!

Brandi said...

So pretty, I love the paper you chose, it is perfect for this type of card, subtly beautiful. Thanks for playing along with the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge (AHSC).

Brandi R.
DT member AHSC
crzy4scrapbooking.blogspot.ca

Anonymous said...

Beautiful card! That background paper is fabulous! Thank you for sharing with the AHSC this week! Kim

cm said...

You've created a beautiful sympathy card; one that will lift the spirits of the person receiving it. Thank you for joining us at Colour Hues.
~carol