Happy Memorial Day! Thank you for all that have served! While you may no longer be with us, your sacrifice is never forgotten. We are forever grateful to you! You live on in our hearts, thoughts, and actions!
I miss you, Dad!
Beth
Happy Memorial Day! Thank you for all that have served! While you may no longer be with us, your sacrifice is never forgotten. We are forever grateful to you! You live on in our hearts, thoughts, and actions!
I miss you, Dad!
Beth
Sympathy cards are one of the most challenging cards for me. The loss of a loved one is often one of the most heart breaking times in our lives. I do not want to make light of the situation or cause any further grief, but I want to show how much I care for and support the person who is grieving.
Card decorations and choosing a color palette is difficult for me when designing a card for the loss of a loved one. I feel it should be simple in decoration but tasteful and respectful.
I chose a simple color palette of blues and white to convey a feeling of peace and restfulness and was furthered by the Nature's Harvest greeting stamp.
Below are the measurements and supplies to recreate this Nature's Harvest sympathy card.
Are sympathy cards difficult for you to make as well? I would love to hear from you about how you make cards for sympathy and the loss of loved ones. Leave me a comment below with your sympathy and loss card ideas.
If you would like to purchase the supplies used for today's card, please call me to place an order or you can shop my online store (link opens in a new window). If you have any questions about today's card, please let me know. I am happy to assist you!
Thanks for stopping by!
Beth
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will then use the sketch as a guide to create your own card. Your card
must be a new creation and reflect the challenge guidelines. Your card
must include the major elements of the card sketch, such as the number
of layers and the general position of the embellishments and/or die
cuts. You can rotate the sketch for a top-folding card or for a
side-folding card.
You choose the occasion and the
color palette as well as the stamp set(s) and the embellishments. I do
ask that you use Stampin' Up! products (current or retired).
The
measurements will also be included in the blog post for each Second
Sunday Sketches sketch challenge. You can use the measurements as given
or increase them or decrease them. For example, if a greeting is stamped
on a 1" circle on the sketch, but the greeting you choose is 1-3/4",
then increase the size of the circle to 1-3/4". You can also change the
shape. Instead of a circle, you can use an oval, a square, a daisy
punch, a monogram, etc.
The challenge will run from the second Sunday of the month until the last day of that month.
Happy 3rd Anniversary! May 2022 marks 3 years of Second Sunday Sketches. Thank you so much for being a part of our card sketch challenge! In celebration of Second Sunday Sketches' 3rd Anniversary, I created 3 variations of the same card sketch. Below is May's card sketch.
I
am looking forward to seeing your personal take on the 37th Second
Sunday Sketches sketch challenge! If you have any questions about this
card sketch challenge, please let me know! I am happy to assist!
Happy Stamping!
Beth
Donna Foreman! Congratulations, Donna! Donna is the winner of the 36th Second
Sunday Sketches card sketch challenge! Your prize, a mystery embellishment pack from my retired product cache and 3 handmade cards, will be in the mail on May 3rd.
I love how Donna created a wreath with the Forever Fern stamps and foil die cuts! The color palette of greens and golds is stunning! What a beautiful birthday card, Donna!
Check out
the other entries for the 36th Second Sunday Sketch card challenge. Toni create a gorgeous wreath with the stitched petal dies with a background of Misty Moonlight wood grain designer series paper. The jewels give the wreath extra sparkle! Well done everyone!
The next Second Sunday Sketches card challenge starts on May 8th, 2022 and will be an extra special challenge! Second Sunday Sketches is turning 3! You won't want to miss May's challenge! I can't wait to share May's card sketch with you!
The prize will be a mystery embellishment package from my retired product cache and 3 handmade cards from me.
Happy Stamping!
Beth
P.S.
Ever wonder how I draw for the Second Sunday Sketches winner? I use an
app called Tiny Decisions. I input all of the names of the participants
onto the wheel and spin it. The name that the wheel stops on is the
winner.