Showing posts with label get well card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label get well card. Show all posts

Monday, March 19, 2012

Card: Get well soon, Kathi!

 The final card includes a talented cast of characters (highlighted below). Kathi is a member of our family and Yoshi's breeder. Ever since we met her we have felt a tight bond that goes beyond her knowledge of all things pug-related.

Whenever we have any question or worry regarding Yoshi, she is always a phone call/email/text message away. 

Yoshi guided the creation of this card, from   beginning to end that is why he placed his "paw of approval" on it.

The cast of characters are Peggy Pug, Dr Pugliese and Chef Pugsley. The name are all  Pug-ish to go with the theme. I drew and colored each pug. It brought my confidence in my drawing skills back.



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Sunday, March 18, 2012

Sneak peek: Get well soon

A little peek at a whimsical card I created for our dear friend Kathi.

I wanted the colors to be bright and sunny since the weather as of late has been cloudy and rainy.

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Friday, March 16, 2012

Sneak Peek: Get well envelope

 A very dear family friend went through surgery this month. As a way of showing her how much she means to us, I created this handmade envelope and accompanying card.

The ladybug on the envelope is a link to the look of the card (to follow shortly).

These brads I chose to coordinate with the colors of the paper. The baker's twine linking the two brads together is by Martha Stewart Crafts.

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Saturday, February 25, 2012

Card: Get well Soon

Using bling is one of my favorite things to do on my cards. I could not find a configuration I liked in my stash, so I decided to create my own with different colored crystals. The trick is to compliment the photo without overshadowing it.  This was a beautiful picture of Puerto Vallarta that reinforces the "get well" message of the card.

So many of my stickers are just waiting for a great card like this. I even added a little extra something with a corsage pin and a leftover blue bead behind the popped-up sanddollar sticker.

I look forward to hearing your feedback!