Friday, January 9, 2015

A Little Friday Flair

 
     Today I would like to share a card made with the November 2014 KOM.  I need to replenish my stash of sympathy cards, unfortunately.  I never like missing my Friday Friends with Flair posts.  If you have time check out the great sale that is going on over in the Unity store!

     I started with a bubble gum pink card base, and then added designer paper from a KI pad called peace and butterflies.  I added a panel of embossed raining hearts from Darice, and a punched heart.  I cut out the bird stamp and using the edges of that same stamp, I decorated the heart and around the sentiment panel. This was all done with Smoky Slate ink from SU!.  There are a few mini pearls added for texture.

     I woke to it snowing again.  I think maybe it is going to be one of those winters where we get little bits, but often.  I am not a fan of those.  Thanks for the visit.

25 comments:

Brandi R said...

Lovely card! Love all the different layers ♥ Thanks for sharing

Colleen said...

Mary Anne,
You can never go wrong with birds on your cards. LOL Love that embossing folder too.

Anonymous said...

It's terrible that we all have to make these cards, but yours is so peaceful and caring that the recipient will feel that love you've put into it. It i a lovely card, Mary Anne. It just started snowing here, but we are only suppose to get a dusting. They said that in 1978 and we got the worst blizzard of all time. So I'm hoping they are right this time.

Ruby said...

Lovely card Mary Anne. I just made 4 sympathy cards this week. I have to send them to my friends family. They are a tough challenge to make. You have done yours nicely with the bird,

Lagene said...

Another lovely card! I love how the embossing is on a slant, I'll sure try that!

Lynne Mizera said...

I love the softness of your card. Sympathy cards are hard to make but give so much solace to those that receive them...

jimlynn said...

So very pretty! Love the colors you used on this and that pink makes it pop!!! Just beautiful!
Lynn

Theresa's Studio said...

Love your combo of colors and papers. Beautiful!

D.Ann C said...

Sweet!

Becky Sorensen said...

Very sweet card.

Crystal said...

Beautiful card and very pretty color combo! The embossing is a beautiful touch and I like the grey stamped image and sentiment!

JD/ Jill said...

Very nice card...I'm sure this card would help to bring comfort...
Yes, the snow was a surprise...It's just starting to be winter...and I am ready for spring already...IT's So COLD brrrr

Carol L said...

Unfortunately we all need to make sympathy cards now and then, and this is really peaceful and serene with that bird and great sentiment! I love those little pearls on the heart too ;)
Stay warm!!!

Dawn Fields said...

Such a sweet card!

Patti J said...

Sympathy cards are the toughest. Seems I've made too many lately. Sigh... Your card is lovely, and so serene and comforting. The recipient will cherish that you took the time to make this card so special. Hugs...

Janis said...

What a beautiful sentiment on your lovely card!! Your choice of background patterns and papers is very pretty and nicely offsets the neutrals of your focal panel.
<3 J

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Ginger said...

Beautiful card, the paper pairs well with the image!

Caroline D. said...

Beautiful card and I like all the layering!

Lisa :) said...

Very cute card!!

Cynthia said...

Lovely combo of colors and dp with this image, Mary Anne. Sorry to hear about your snow! We are expecting rain in Alaska this weekend. So strange!

Tracy said...

Happy New year Mary anne. ..loving your card..beautiful! Snow here today as well brrr. ..roll on spring! Xxx

Sue D said...

Lovely design!

Scrapper Myra said...

Very Pretty project.

Miwa said...

Beautiful sympathy card! More snow, eh? Look at the bright side - no yard work until spring! Stay warm and comfy!

Brenda said...

Lovely card Maryanne!!! Such a great design with lots of fun elements. I hope you year is off to a great start, even if you have some snow.

Hugs,
Brenda