This is for one very special blogging friend, Julia. Julia lost her mom this past week due to cancer and my heart is very sad for her loss. I wanted to make something for her as she has been a great support for me as a new blogger. I rolled a few challenges into one today. This is based on the CPS sketch of the week. I wanted my center image to mimic the beautiful DP by Amy Butler. I used my stitched dalhia stamp by Savvy, masked and colored with prismacolors. I then sponged ink around them to match the pretty blue in the DP. I used my sewing machine to stitch around the circle....tougher than it looks! Added the MSE sentiment and stitched that on too. Topped off with a prima,ribbon and some jewels and I really hope Julia likes it.Hugs and prayers for you Julia, my blogging friend.
12 comments:
Very nice! The design is very versatile-could use it for many occaisions.
Pretty ironic that you are still sewing the paper version....maybe you can make J a paper quilt, since you have two of the three designs I wanted. haha
Wow! Lots of work, and it is a beautiful card. I can't even stitch a straight line segment well, and your circle looks perfect. Incredible card.
What a beautiful card, the background paper is lovely. How nice of you
what a beautiful card! I'm sure she'll love receiving this- I read her blog too and notice that she does lots of stitching so I'm sure your efforts will not go unnoticed. :)
Oi, achei teu blog pelo google tá bem interessante gostei desse post. Quando der dá uma passada pelo meu blog, é sobre camisetas personalizadas, mostra passo a passo como criar uma camiseta personalizada bem maneira. Até mais.
Gorgeous card, Sherrie. I'm sure it will bring much comfort!
Wow, this is gorgeous Sherrie. So elegant but soothing. Julia will love this card.
Your flower stamp is perfect for this paper! Beautiful! I can see why you HAD to have this paper! Enjoy it!
Another beautiful card! You're a master!
This is very beautiful! I'm sure it will be much appreciated!
Beautiful card!
Hope Julia feel better now.
Great take on the CPS sketch!
I love it
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